Kenny Jacobs to step down as DAA CEO after High Court action settled
Kenny Jacobs initiated the action against DAA after he was suspended by the company in December
High Court
Teacher who claims arm broken by garda could not have sustained injury before her arrest, court told
Denise Callinan claims she ‘screamed out in agony’ after member of force allegedly twisted her arm until it broke
Woman awarded more than €170,000 for injuries sustained in parking space incident
Judge described Josephine Higgins’s €1.75m claim for a loss of earnings as ‘excessive’
Decision to refuse permission for Laois wind farm to be quashed after court judgment
Supreme Court ruling says climate obligations were ‘real, effective, and if necessary enforceable’
Two resignations from panel convened to hear Enoch Burke appeal, court told
Jailed teacher says he had not seen correspondence on resignations and sought adjournment to allow consideration of issue
Enoch Burke informed of resignations from panel that heard appeal over his dismissal
Resignations come after jailed teacher challenged panel’s conduct of appeal hearing
Supreme Court to clarify climate law obligations of planning authorities
Judgment due on significant appeal regarding decision overturning refusal of wind farm permission
Medical student fails to secure injunction stopping UCD disciplinary procedure
Man facing allegations of violent, abusive and threatening behaviour claimed prejudice towards him
Show Jumping Association of Ireland row to go to mediation
High Court injunction had restrained organisation from voting to remove chairman and three directors
When family law becomes ‘lawfare’: One woman’s costly journey through the courts
A man’s protracted litigation against former partner has entered its 15th year, pushing legal costs to €350,000
Big developers might find it hard to build a strong legal case against rent reforms
Homebuilders are threatening legal action over what they say are unconstitutional measures
‘It’s mind-boggling’: Advocates for children’s rights in court threaten legal challenge to regulation service
Association of Guardians Ad Litem says move is a ‘backward step’ and will undermine the constitutional rights of children
Judge dismisses father’s application for child’s return to Poland after concerning nanny cam video
Man brought proceedings when child’s mother refused to return her from Ireland after summer holiday
Deposit of €142,000 for prospective Ipas centre must be returned, High Court rules
Proposed facility was former 14-bedroom hotel
Somali teen who came to Ireland alone wins right to challenge State after-care provision
Irish Refugee Council seeks order requiring Tusla to reassess whether teenager needs further life assistance
Judge lifts order against Michael Flatley in Lord of the Dance court dispute
Switzer Consulting sued the 67-year-old star for alleged breach of contract
Teen fails in High Court action to stop trial on charge of raping 15-year-old
Defendant had not established that his vulnerabilities were caused or exacerbated significantly by delay in coming to trial
Tesco receives court undertakings that homewares chain will not shut outlet in superstore
Choice Stores had 10-year licensing agreement to operate the facility
Nearly 500 directors censured over last five years, Dáil committee to be told
Corporate Enforcement Authority tells Public Accounts Committee that 362 company directors were ‘restricted’ and 120 disqualified
Tipperary hospital apologises to couple for ‘shortfalls’ in care after baby dies during birth
Clinical negligence case was taken by the couple against the HSE, who was alleged to be in breach of its duty to the mother and child
DAA accused of ‘abusing its dominant position’ in car hire competition, court told
Airport operator claimed to be applying its by-laws differently at Cork and Dublin airports
Model hopeful gave up career after laser hair removal left her with burns, court hears
Woman awarded €80,000 in damages following treatment that left her with scarring
Twitter manager subject to ‘direct dismissal in which he played no part’, court told
Labour Court hearing an appeal by Twitter, now X, of an award of €550,131 made at the Workplace Relations Commissions to Gary Rooney for unfair dismissal
Cork farmer who alleged gardaí Tasered him twice settles High Court action
Cork man claimed he was ‘unlawfully assaulted’ by members of the Armed Support Unit on his farm
Judge notes ‘extraordinary potential’ of vulnerable children detained in special care system
Mr Justice John Jordan received an artwork from a girl, who also writes songs and poetry, during a recent visit to a unit
DAA faces High Court hearing on ‘anti-competitive’ car hire claims
Easirent has been picking up customers at Dublin airport since 2019 under an interim order in long-running case
South Dublin residents challenge permission for new 192-unit apartment complex
High Court allowed group of 15 individuals to pursue the case challenging An Coimisiún Pleanála’s grant of permission
Dancing, debts and claims of deposit-diverting: Flatley battles for his Lord of the Dance show
Former dancer and the producer of the show he created are locked in a standoff ahead of its 30th anniversary tour
Ireland’s largest mosque to reopen in time for Ramadan after nine-month hiatus
Judge recuses himself in court case related to Islamic Cultural Centre’s operator
High Court censures Roscommon solicitor following conflict of interest finding
Declan O’Callaghan successfully appealed three allegations of misconduct, but a judge upheld one claim against him
Coimisiún na Meán spends millions of euro fighting legal actions by social media giants
Bill expected to climb higher as regulator is facing 12 such cases
To free or not to free Enoch Burke? That is the question haunting judges
Restraining the serial protester from litigating until his contempt is purged could be one way of making him comply
Lack of resources cannot excuse duty to prepare local plans, Supreme Court rules
Exception does not apply in relation to Meath County Council’s failure to commence local area plan for east of county, court rules
Gardaí set to give information to delayed inquest in North about man killed by Real IRA
Kieran Doherty’s body was found outside Derry, but near Donegal border, almost 16 years ago
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