Supreme Court to hear Patrick Quirke appeal against his murder conviction
Quirke found guilty in 2019 of murdering DJ Bobby Ryan known as ‘Mr Moonlight’
Supreme Court to hear environmental appeal over Project Ireland 2040
High Court had dismissed claim that plan was invalid due to shortcomings in process
Prison officer who claimed bullet narrowly missed him loses court action
Firearm was discharged by an Irish Army soldier at Portlaoise prison 34 years ago
Baby died ‘gasping for breath’ over 13 hours after doctors withdrew care, court hears
Couple take action against HSE over death of newborn son in Mullingar hospital in 2016
Killiney residents secure leave to challenge 255-home plan
In rival action, developer says appeal should be blocked as it is being funded by third party
Kenyan footballer fails in bid to overturn five year visa ban to live in Ireland
Paul Kiongera, who is in a relationship with an Irish woman, brought a legal challenge
Woman who witnessed a murder at the garage where she worked awarded €33,000
Theresa Quinn (35) was in conversation with the man when he was shot in the head
Judge quashes ‘death by suicide’ verdict of woman ‘addicted to prescription drugs’
The court hears claims the coroner was wrong to prevent family’s lawyer from cross-examining GP
Judge ‘mistaken’ in not deciding on warrant issued for seizure of editor’s phone
The editor of The Democrat had his phone siezed following Strokestown repossession
State argues ‘difference of view’ on mother and baby homes report
High Court hears cases against Commission’s findings do not raise issues of fair procedure
Findings of Mother and Baby Homes report ‘at odds’ with testimony, High Court hears
Cases beging brought by retired nurse Philomena Lee and Galway-based Mary Harney
Revenue secures injunction preventing landlord from disposing assets below €2.3m
The judge said he was satisfied there was a “strong case” alleging that Paul Howard may continue to sell his properties
Subterfuge used to transfer high-risk teenager back to Ireland, court hears
Team of social workers had to ‘deceive boy into believing he was going on holidays’
Woman who suffered severe brain injury following birth of child settles for €10m
Leanne Doyle (35) ‘lost all enjoyment’ in the first five years of her daughter’s life
Judge grants petition from regulator to wind up homeless charity
Court hears the petition was ‘very unusual’ as it had net asset surplus of €850,000
Dispute between woman and receiver who claimed he was intimidated struck out
Counsel tells High Court threatening behaviour ceased since last sitting of case
Judge criticises adoption ‘system failure’ that upset birth mother
Approval granted for ‘last minute’ adoption with ‘considerable degree of reluctance’
First legal medicinal cannabis product in Ireland lacks evidence base, specialist warns
Prof Bryan Lynch says ‘no evidence’ of benefits to epilepsy patients from THC products
Underresourcing of council planning departments is huge issue for State, committee hears
Councils must be properly resourced to ensure implementation of new Bill, expert says
Coronavirus: 1,470 new cases reported, with 367 in hospital
Incidence of virus in Ireland has further reduced, according to new data
Bus Éireann working ‘intensively’ to secure school transport
Some services continue to operate at 50% capacity due to Covid-19 health advice
Hottest day of the year so far as temperatures reached 27.5 degrees in Ireland
Azores High to bring warm spells of sunshine into next week
Funeral of ‘exceptional’ horse rider Tiggy Hancock (15) to take place next week
The young event rider died following an accident during a training session in Dublin
Car enthusiasts who brought Salthill to a standstill say they will postpone next event
Local councillor said many residents felt ‘intimidated’ by ‘Salthill Sundays’ event
Funerals of Roscommon house-fire couple to be held in coming days
After postmortem results and inquiries gardaí confirm they are not treating fire as suspicious
Covid-19 cases among healthcare workers and over-80s at lowest point since August
Fewer than 100 people hospitalised with virus last week, for first time since December
Coalition candidates earn comfortable victories in Seanad byelections
Hazel Chu, whose decision to run caused divisions in Green Party, loses out
Coronavirus: 11 deaths and 390 cases reported in State
Varadkar indicates hairdressers and non-essential retail could reopen in May
Mary Robinson welcomes UN call for information on Princess Latifa’s fate
Human rights experts want UAE to provide concrete proof the princess is still alive
Nphet seeks to ensure people in home quarantine are adhering to rules
Several Ministers support mandatory quarantine exemption for vaccinated people
Two men die following three-car collision in Co Louth
Gardaí confirm two male drivers are dead after incident on Ardee Link Road
EU plan for travel passes for vaccinated citizens is welcomed by tourism industry
Proposed certificates would allow for easier travel within bloc for some by summer
Boy (15) hospitalised following assault in Dublin
The teenager was reportedly assaulted by group of youths in Inchicore on Sunday
Covid-19: New variant not likely to impact level of transmission in schools, Nolan says
Nphet member asserts State is in ‘vulnerable period’ but progress is being made
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