Agreement reached on document disclosure in Jules Thomas’s case against Netflix
Ms Thomas claimed that a documentary series, entitled: ‘Sophie: A murder in West Cork’ contained ‘glaring inaccuracies, fabrications and falsehoods’
High Court
Barrister received ‘unfair hearing’ from ‘hostile’ District Court judge in driving offence case
Mr Justice Garrett Simons agrees to overturn conviction and €120 fine imposed
Mother of teenage heroin addict ‘fully supportive’ of him being taken into care, court hears
‘It is five minutes to midnight,’ judge says, as boy (17) will soon age out of Child Care Act provisions
An Bord Pleanála publishes record on green energy decisions following judge’s criticism
Justice Richard Humphreys said planning authority appeared ‘almost petrified’ to approve renewable energy proposals that contravene local development plans
Conor McGregor ordered by judge not to disseminate CCTV footage shown to civil rape trial jury
Lawyers for Nikita Hand claimed the reported ‘imminent’ release of CCTV footage was bid to ‘discredit’ civil jury decision that MMA fighter raped her
An Bord Pleanála concedes in challenge to permission for lawyer’s Killiney home
Alannah Smyth, daughter of solicitor Noel Smyth, wants to build 373sq m home overlooking Killiney Bay
Conor McGregor ordered by judge not to disseminate CCTV footage from civil rape case
Mixed martial arts fighter ‘does not get another run at the case by throwing out allegations in the public arena’, judge says
Family of student who died of brain bleed say ‘right to fair procedures’ denied ahead of second Medical Council hearing
Lisa Niland admitted to Sligo hospital in January 2017 after collapsing in fast-food restaurant with severe head pain
Family of man who died weeks after being discharged from emergency department settle case
Shane Nolan (44) from Co Carlow died of complications associated with a heart attack
Girl secures €86,000 settlement over injuries sustained after running into bus shelter
Victoria Wisniewska (14) alleged structure outside Liffey Valley Shopping Centre in Dublin had no lighting and she did not see it in her path
Revenue asks court to wind up third BlackBee investment company
The application has been adjourned until next month
Conor McGregor case: Nikita Hand asks court to restrain ‘imminent’ publication of CCTV footage
Lawyers for woman who had civil claim for rape upheld against MMA fighter say release of the material would be a contempt of court
Appeal against ex-soldier Cathal Crotty’s sentence, Donegal murder trial and MV Mathew drugs seizure among cases due before courts in 2025
Former soldier Lisa Smith will also appeal against her conviction for membership of terrorist group Islamic State
School could return to court to have Enoch Burke sent back to jail after he again defies court order
Judge said last month option would be open to Wilson’s Hospital when he released former teacher who has spent over 500 days in jail
Enoch Burke defies court and attends Wilson’s Hospital School
Schoolteacher facing fines of €1,400 per day for turning up at Co Westmeath school
Man may buy estranged wife’s share of family home for €70,000, judge rules
Couple have no dependent children, man is renting and woman mainly living with new partner, court heard
‘I’m placed in a very difficult position’: Judge makes force-feeding orders in case of woman with anorexia
Mr Justice Nolan says he has ‘no doubt’ woman, aged in her mid-20s and weighing 37.5kg, can ‘get better again’
Jones Engineering faces OECD complaint over pay row
Unite and international union body pursue builder over court action against shop stewards
Judge rules new hearing should be held into complaint from family of student who died of brain bleed
Lisa Niland (19) died in Sligo University Hospital in 2017 three days after collapsing due to severe head pain and dizziness
Enoch Burke released from prison as judge doubles fine for showing up at school
Government representatives directed to attend court in January to explain how to collect some €193,000 Mr Burke now owes in fines
Man secures €600,000 settlement over alleged brain injury from Christmas Day fall on sister’s driveway
Anthony O’Riordan (81) diagnosed with skull fracture and brain bleed and has been left with cognitive deficits, High Court hears
‘Leo the leak’ affair still lingers five years on
Sipo has resolved for a second time not to investigate the leaking of a draft State contract with the Irish Medical Organisation when Varadkar was taoiseach
Call for more planning court judges after ‘enormous increase’ in caseload over past year
More judges ‘urgently required” for planning and environmental court as case load mounts
Woman settles High Court action against south Dublin council over fall in children’s playground
Accountant Inga Mitchell (52) broke her leg when she slipped descending a mound in Griffeen Valley Park, Dublin
Michael Flatley’s Castlehyde mansion does not have adequate insurance cover, receiver claims
Flatley denies the claim and says he increased cover on Co Cork mansion from €4m to €8m on Tuesday of this week
Judge decides trial running order of five cases involving Web Summit co-founders
Hearing of cases is scheduled for nine weeks beginning next March
‘Remarkable’ officer who was subject to court martial should be rehabilitated and promoted, says ombudsman
Officer said his career path led to him becoming target of ‘direct and indirect resentment and discrimination’
Woman (52) sues local council over fall in children’s playground
Inga Mitchell claims council was negligent by requiring her to cross slippery area without suitable grip
Dublin City Council acted beyond its powers with traffic changes along quays, group claims
Dublin City Centre Traders Alliance, led by solicitor Noel Smyth, is pursuing a judicial review of the decision
Four children settle cases over claims they were over-medicated by South Kerry Camhs
HSE pays out €196,000 in cases taken over Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (Camhs)
Legal cases involving Web Summit to cover 2010 to present day, High Court hears
Mr Justice Michael Twomey is managing the five actions ahead of their trial next spring
LinkedIn claims data watchdog’s €310m fine is ‘penal’ sanction
Company alleges various parts of the 2018 Data Protection Act are contrary to the Constitution
Elon Musk’s X accuses Ireland’s media watchdog of ‘regulatory overreach’
Twitter International takes issue with new Online Safety Code’s approach to “restricted” video content
High Court to hear challenge to accommodation for 1,000 asylum seekers in Athlone
Incoming Independent TD for Longford-Westmeath Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran among group of local representatives backing challenge
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