McVerry Trust seeks to have man subject to order that he vacate property
Charity wants man who moved in to one of its properties earmarked for homeless people to leave before end of February
High Court
High Court strikes down appeal over examinership refusal for developer of €34.6m office block
Examinership might be in interests of company principals but it would be hard to see how it would benefit the wider economy, judge said
Enoch Burke seeks permission to bring late appeal against order banning him from school
In 2023, a High Court judge ruled that Wilson’s Hospital School validly had suspended Burke from his teaching role
Supermac’s owner fails in bid to block legal costs protection for environmental group
Friends of the Irish Environment challenging wastewater connection agreement for new motorway service station in Co Clare
Negligence case against GP over gastroenteritis diagnosis is dismissed
Doctor made reasonable diagnosis of 11-year-old, court finds, despite failure to refer her to hospital
‘It is money talking’: Rathgar has mixed views on Kenilworth Square plan
High Court granted temporary injunction preventing St Mary’s College from felling trees for sporting facility construction
Social-media company X challenges Coimisiún na Meán over handling of complaints
Watchdog employing ‘semantic trick’, High Court told
Examinership is ‘exercise in futility’ for developer of €34m St Stephen’s Green offices, appeal hears
Court heard two months of work needed to complete nine-storey office block
Rathgar residents urged to ‘calm down’ as judge orders school not to fell trees
High Court hears locals will seek to appeal rejection of their case to Court of Appeal and Supreme Court
Hiqa seeks orders compelling RTÉ to disclose nursing home footage
Broadcaster says it welcomes Hiqa decision to investigate issues highlighted in RTÉ Investigates programme
Judge to consider whether Enoch Burke family members were in contempt of court
Enoch Burke's mother Martina and his sister Ammi told they can represent themselves or get representation
Fund’s application in relation to estate of deceased Dublin solicitor adjourned by High Court
Ivor Fitzpatrick, who once represented Charles Haughey, reputed to be worth €100m at time of his death
Nikita Hand set to be awarded damages after former neighbours fail to respond to lawsuit
Samantha O’Reilly and Steven Cummins had been due to give evidence in Conor McGregor’s appeal
Man gets interim access to child after end of lengthy same-sex relationship
His former partner is genetic father of child born through surrogacy, High Court hears
O’Callaghan considering appeal of damages awards to asylum seekers left homeless on arrival
Minister for Justice says he will examine Judge Cian Ferriter’s ruling closely before deciding on appeal
Michael Flatley’s dispute with former solicitor to be heard by High Court in March
Counsel for Maxwell Mooney and Company says firm keen ‘to keep the temperature calm’ but action would be vigorously contested
Hoxton Hotel says it doesn’t want Yamamori Izakaya to close amid noise row
Legal case adjourned to allow time for mediation as protesters voice concern over threat to Dublin nightlife
Appeal against compulsory purchase and demolition of property near Swords Castle rejected
Court formally rebuked barrister Angela Heavey over ‘baseless scandalous allegations’ made against a number of public officials
Enoch Burke’s ‘moot’ challenge to disciplinary panel membership struck out in High Court
Judge had jailed teacher and family members removed from courtroom on Friday for disrupting proceedings
Violent crime victims to receive increased State compensation after European court ruling
Injured man awarded €60,000 - multiples of original €645 award received - in settlement of case against State
Politicians must axe Dublin Airport passenger cap in weeks, Aer Lingus warns
Looming decision from EU’s highest court and timing of regulator’s rulings on take-off and landing slots add urgency to proposed legislation
John Magnier drops plan to appeal Barne Estate ruling for ‘pragmatic’ reasons
Billionaire businessman ‘resolutely maintains’ position at trial and ‘at all times acted in absolute good faith’, says statement
Family of woman (72) who died days after dental implant procedure at Dublin clinic settle action
Margaret O’Doherty (72) died five days after cardiac arrest during implants procedure
Showjumping Ireland chairman and directors to remain in position after dispute settled
Threat of potential disciplinary action dropped and organisation believed to have agreed to contribute to legal costs following mediation
State must pay €9,500 and €6,000 to two asylum seekers left homeless upon arrival in Ireland
Some 50 similar claims have been made by other men who were not provided with accommodation after seeking international protection
Seán Dunne cross-examines former official who oversaw his bankruptcy estate
Celtic Tiger developer begins High Court challenge to validity of officials’ appointment
Cab granted permission to sell ‘very high worth’ cars seized from former Real IRA member
Two BMWs and an Audi, which were in Nathan Kinsella’s possession, were described as assets ‘in depreciation’
TDs argue entitlement to costs of unsuccessful challenge over ‘super junior’ ministers
Attorney General says court could have regard to fact that motivation in bringing cases was ‘at least in part their own political advantage’
Judge refuses to appoint examiner over St Stephen’s Green office developer
Court heard two months of work needed to complete nine-storey office block
Judge dismisses Rathmines residents’ bid to overturn St Mary’s College rugby pitch plan
Judge says he has ‘sympathy’ for Kenilworth Square residents but ultimately finds the council’s decision to be valid
School board want to be joined in Enoch Burke dismissal appeal challenge
Judge made matter returnable to Friday when Enoch Burke is due before the court
St James’s Hospital apologises for failings that led to man’s death after pain injection
Family of Martin Staines (53), who suffered fatal reaction to agent present in the steroid injection, say his death was completely preventable
Woman awarded €218,000 after suffering injuries when car rear-ended
Colette Sheehan suffered post-concussion syndrome after her car was struck at a roundabout
High Court directs detention of three vulnerable minors in secure care
Judge told Tusla not yet able to comply with orders it was mandated to seek
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