Mobile phone data used in Graham Dwyer case in breach of EU law, court rules
Judgment has potentially significant adverse implications for fight against serious crime
Patent row between pharma companies referred to European court
Clonmel and Merck in dispute over combination of ingredients in cholesterol drug
Suspects in UK citing ‘inhuman’ Irish jails to try halt extradition
Challenges based on overcrowding and ‘slopping out’ but none successful yet
Developer loses appeal over VAT arrangement on house sales
Principal aim of the ‘artificial’ arrangement was to obtain a tax advantage – court
EU sues Hungary and Poland for LGBT discrimination as legal fight escalates
Move intensifies row over whether EU should withhold funds from countries that reject rules
Court clears data privacy inquiry on Facebook’s cross-border transfers
Facebook agrees to pay costs for Data Protection Commission and activist Max Schrems
The Irish Times view on the EU recovery fund: Flexing judicial muscles
Eurosceptical court’s record suggests it revels in brinkmanship in tussles with its own government
Judge will not refer dispute over Co Kildare housing plan to EU court
Mr Justice Garrett Simons says he changed view following submissions from Attorney General
Shannon gas terminal’s prioritisation cannot be referred to European court, judge rules
Friends of Irish Environment’s case focused on the decision-making procedure involving Commission and State
The Irish Times view on Brexit negotiations: Talks remain in deadlock
Sources in Brussels warn there is little sign of movement and that time is fast running out for a deal by the end of October
Prawn fishermen's case referred to EU court
Case concerns methodology for assessing catches for quotas
Supreme Court rules ‘substitute consent’ inconsistent with EU environmental law
Large number of applications for retention planning permission on hold pending ruling
Environmentalists seek European court referral for Shannon LNG project
State parties say case ‘profoundly flawed and misconceived as a matter of law’ and should be dismissed
The Irish Times view on the rule of law in Poland: A battle for the judiciary’s future
PiS’s disregard for European political standards is a worrying challenge to our values
Graham Dwyer phone data appeal ruling due next week
Appeal could assist Dwyer to overturn his conviction for murder of Elaine O’Hara
Supreme Court reserves judgment in Graham Dwyer case
State appealing key phone data ruling which could help murderer to overturn conviction
EU defends decision to label goods made in Israeli settlements
US claims court ruling was anti-Israel
Ryanair fails to get Irish tax law referred to European court
Airline argues that wages to 4,000 are effectively taxed twice – in Ireland and in their home country
Supreme Court to decide on extradition of wanted Polish man
High Court judge sought ruling from European Courts over case of Artur Celmer
Court orders surrender of Polish man after concerns over fair trial
Deficiencies in Poland’s judiciary does not amount to real risk to Artur Celmar’s rights, judge finds
Ryanair wins EU court’s backing in VAT refund case
Airline is trying to recoup €777,700 in VAT connected with its Aer Lingus takeover bid
Poland speeds up contentious court reform in face of EU opposition
European Commission’s Frans Timmermans ‘not optimistic’ Poland will pull back
Supreme Court to decide later on Apple data centre appeal
Objectors argue case raises issues relevant to similar projects
Apple Athenry data centre appeal goes to Supreme Court
Proceedings surrounding Athenry data centre have attracted ‘considerable’ public attention
Supreme Court to finalise Brexit questions for European Court of Justice
About 20 extradition cases on hold pending European decision
Court application to wind up Irish Asphalt Ltd
Debt at the centre of the winding up petition relates to a judgment against firm over pyrite used in a building in Ballymun in Dublin
President of Irish High Court to make ruling on Brexit
British barrister and politicians seek Article 50 decision referred to Court of Justice of the EU
EU court to decide issues in Co Laois wind farm row
High Court judge says he will refer case on Coillte project to the Court of Justice of EU
Max Schrems claims US data privacy protections ‘ephemeral’
Facebook case told protections are ‘simple administrative schemes with no statutory basis’
Data commissioner ‘troubled’ over US-Facebook contact on expert reports
Ongoing Irish action over EU-US data transfers is continuing in High Court
Supreme Court refers Tipperary windfarm decision to Europe
Local woman is challenging Bord Pleanála approval for a wind farm in the Silvermines
Facebook warns of EU crisis if private data transfers blocked
Crisis after clampdown would make financial crash seem minor, lawyer for firm claims
Data Commissioner legally required to suspend US data transfers, court told
Facebook lawyer rejects argument from Max Schrems as ‘extraordinary’
US law allows ‘extraordinary access’ to private data, court told
ACLU attorney says surveillance affects ordinary citizens with no terrorism connections
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