Legal status of Covid measures still uncertain
Dismissal of charges against four men in Golfgate case has brought little clarity
Dismissal of charges against four men in Golfgate case has brought little clarity
Far-right groups attempt use death as means to spread racist and misogynistic information
Businesses reopening under new laws have been victims of ‘review bombing’ and abuse
Beaumont seeks injunction requiring removal of allegedly defamatory internet videos
Activist makes series of untrue claims and describes Beaumont as ‘a death camp’, court told
Their action does not fall ‘within the category of public interest proceedings,’ says judge
Jean Murray says her family thinks she’s crazy for believing Covid-19 is a hoax
Mocking conspiracy theories is tempting but it doesn’t work. To change minds you must challenge
The Dundalk ballad band are tapping into the political power of folk, punk and hip-hop
O’Doherty tells court the restrictions introduced to counter virus were ‘barbaric’
In court: the Kevin Lunney assault, Michael Lynn’s trial and Cervical Check claims
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The GP, the magazine and the entrepreneur linked to the Tánaiste’s pay-deal leak
Brother of murdered journalist Veronica Guerin suing activist over online comments
Val Dempsey (73) and his wife climbed ‘just a little bit’ for the exercise and the tradition
Pair must pay costs of State respondents and notice parties - estimated to be substantial five figure sum
Q&A: Why gardaí have decided to take action over group’s demonstration last Monday
State counsel says legal costs should be paid by applicants as proceedings were ‘contrary’ to public health
Judge found John Waters and Gemma O’Doherty failed to produce facts that might support their claims
‘Unsubstantiated opinions’ and ‘empty rhetoric’ are not substitute for facts, says judge
High Court will rule on application to challenge coronavirus laws on Wednesday
Small children among crowd of around 50 supporters protesting Covid-19 restrictions
Applicants say laws amount to ‘effective suspension’ of citizens’ constitutional rights
People told to return home by officers and that they were breaking the 2km rule
Case by John Waters and Gemma O’Doherty is ‘one of most important in State’s history’, court hears
Supporters of Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters gathered as pair brought judicial review over Covid-19 restrictions
Rally by former workers was broken up, but large gathering was let remain in courts building
Let the Riverdancer release his ‘vanity project’ Blackbird and silence the Twitter haters
Verona Murphy’s candidacy saw the party validating toxic forms of discussion
Fianna Fáil looks in good shape even in voters’ apathy is most notable takeaway
‘We have very robust policies in place ... around abusive behaviour and hateful conduct and violent threats’, committee told
Fiona Ryan and Jonathan Mathis urge people to sign online petition for hate-crime law
Fiona Ryan says the couple decided to move to England after receiving a death threat
‘We actually thank Gemma O’Doherty for highlighting there is no real hate-crime legislation’
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