HSE to consider court ruling over reinstatement of gynaecologist
Prof Ray O’Sullivan on paid leave after concerns raised over patient research
Justice Seamus Noonan
High Court president Ms Justice Mary Irvine to retire in July
First woman to be appointed to role to step down after two years
Appeals court upholds winding up of Dublin flower business
Judge describes outcome at family company as ‘regrettable’
Court upholds finding deceased driver’s estate liable for woman’s trauma
Lisa Sheehan awarded €87,000 over stress from witnessing ‘horror’ aftermath of crash
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
Jennifer O’Connell: We are world experts at anomalies, fudges and blind eyes
Rule number one: don’t talk about the anomalies or you might have to address them
Occupants of two Dublin properties appeal against order to leave
Twenty occupants seek overturn of order requiring ‘persons unknown’ to leave
Court overturns €56,000 award to woman who lost fingertip after door shut on it
Donegal bar owner succeeds in appeal over alleged negligence at premises in 2012
Will Judicial Council deliver a game-changer for insurance awards and costs?
Businesses hope guidelines will help reform State’s ‘generous’ compensation system
Appeal court upholds €65,000 award over girl’s ice skating injury
Aoibhe Naghten fell and another skater went over her hand during visit to pop-up rink in Blanchardstown
Father and son lose action against Nama over €6.2m in loans
Byrnes’ loans transferred to Nama in 2010
Court cuts whiplash compensation, says injury awards should ‘not be a lottery’
Judge reduces €76,000 award to €41,000, says some judges viewed as ‘more generous or parsimonious’
Garda’s appeal over Disclosure Tribunal’s findings dismissed
Keith Harrison alleged bias due to judge having worked before with superintendent
Court dismisses Ryanair appeal against pilot defamation verdict
Appeal arose from 2017 finding that airline had not been defamed by pilots in an email
Ryanair appeals over its failed defamation action against pilots
Airline claimed defendants were suggesting that Ryanair misled investors
Chief Justice rejects comments by Minister on personal injuries
‘Reformer’ Ms Justice Mary Irvine appointed chair of new body examining compensation
Man loses High Court appeal over repossession of Dublin family home
Last mortgage payment made in 2013 as Tanager seeks possession of Clonsilla home
Disciplinary finding against Garda over alleged racist remark quashed
Noel Gibbons argued investigation into matter was unfair and fundamentally flawed
Bullock Harbour group challenges permission for development
An Bord Pleanála approved scheme after it was initially rejected by county council
Woman facing ‘imminent death’ settles case against HSE for access to cancer drug
Patient was challenging alleged failure of the HSE to answer her application for drug pembrolizumab
Alleged perjury during ‘in camera’ hearings can be investigated, court rules
High Court declaration comes after man alleged he was perjured in childcare proceedings
Two Garda inspectors challenge disciplinary findings
Aidan Farrelly and Kevin Gavigan suffered cuts in pay by way of penalty
Dealz brings court challenge to planning restriction at Fonthill Retail Park
Retailer seeks order quashing An Bord Pleanála decision
Profits at Word Perfect translation company rise to €2.3m
Dublin group involved in expensive litigation with the State over tendering processes
Fine Gael councillor receives unreserved apology from Sinn Féin activist
Alan Donnelly acknowledged comments on Facebook about Ted Leddy were untrue and will pay him over €19,000
Two teachers bring challenge over redeployment decision
Roscommon school informed it had teaching staff in excess of its approved allocation, court told
Woman challenges suspension from Donegal housing list
Elizabeth Crumlish, a member of Travelling community, claims decision was unreasonable
Stud owner challenges decision to grant permission for solar farm
Action brought by James Kavanagh, of Templerainey, Arklow, Co Wicklow
Man who was 16 when he allegedly did gangland errand loses legal challenge
Accused claims delay in charging him meant he will lose anonymity he would have as child
Alleged last will of aunt contested by two nieces
PIB ex-chair Dorothea Dowling claims aunt not of sound disposing mind for second will
Couple to take Garda to court over delay in child pornography case
Hold up in analysing parents’ computer means their children may be taken into care
Garda boss undertakes not to access information on newspaper editor’s phone
Garda Commissioner gives undertaking but phone of journalist who recorded Strokestown incident will be retained
Man charged over weapons find linked to feud killer seeks to halt trial
Accused, who was 16 when arrested, claims delay means he could face harsher penalty
Developer claims council demanded extra €219,000 levy ‘out of the blue’
Dublin aparthotel company wins leave to bring judicial review
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