Legal world divided on legacy of retiring High Court president
Mary Irvine angered barristers with guidelines slashing minor personal injury awards
‘Goys from Belvo, Gonzaga and Blackrock are mixing like there’s no difference between them’
Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: It feels like we’re all on the same side, a bunch of bald men off to Budapest
Barristers say they are losing out on work to retired judges
Legal firms suggesting judges as mediators for ‘more lucrative’ mediations, say barristers
Retired chief justice Frank Clarke to resume work as a barrister
Clarke will be barred from appearing before all Irish courts under Bar Council rules
Retired chief justice Frank Clarke on his life in law: 'I think I found the hole that suited my peg'
The outgoing chief justice was the first member of his family to go to university
Miriam Lord: Des O’Malley exits the stage after a life of drama and political duelling
The PD founder was charming, but could also be grumpy – especially around Charlie
‘Hennessy Coghlan-O’Hara taught me how to drink a Mortini in three mouthfuls’
Ross’ father is determined to make sure a birthday party takes place indoors in the Horseshoe Bar
Owen Doyle: Culture of ‘clip memory’ among modern referees not cutting it on the pitch
There’s nothing to beat knowing the laws when you step out on the pitch
Refugee tribunal member sues for defamation
Una McGurk caused controversy after speaking at anti-lockdown rally in August
Council climbs down after demanding barristers repay pandemic grants
Local authority had written to 150 barristers who had been paid out just over €750,000
Demand that barristers repay Covid grants may be unlawful
Financial aid worth more than €5,000 part of Government’s Restart Grant Plus Scheme
‘Shock and dismay’ as barristers asked to repay Government Covid grants
Barristers told to refund €750,000 in approved claims after later being deemed ineligible
Séamus Woulfe profile: Judge in eye of storm was hard-working barrister who was well-regarded
Former attorney general involved in some of the most important cases of 1990s
Séamus Woulfe: The last man standing in Golfgate is set to learn his fate
Supreme Court judge’s fate hinges on Susan Denham’s report on attendance at golf event
Figuring out the next steps of what should happen to a misbehaving judge
Former chief justice’s inquiry will fast-track guidelines on what constitutes misconduct
Bar Council’s free accommodation at the Four Courts is unlawful, letter claims
Council is described as a ‘private club’ that charges ‘hello money’ in letter sent to Minister
Major credit union plans to limit savings accounts to €40,000
Move prompted by cost of putting money on deposit and lack of loan demand
Ruling may change way IRA cases are tried
Workings of secretive Special Detective Unit under spotlight as case thrown out
‘No room on courts website’ for High Court Master’s rulings
Court Service says it will not publish Edmund Honohan rulings because he is not a judge
Vizlegal opens up its legal search and tracking platform to Irish barristers
Service used until now by solicitors will be available to Bar of Ireland’s 2,200 members
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‘We have to preserve the goodwill built between our two islands in recent times’
Singing and thumping in civil court as tributes paid to Justice Groarke
Usually dignified members of the legal profession ‘lose absolute control of themselves’
Arts and crafts home with culinary connections for €2.15m
Zion Road house by Howard Cooke extended by owners with Irish agency for Aga
Surge in fees paid to lawyers under criminal legal-aid system
Claim by Law Society that ‘resilience and integrity’ of system is under threat
How #MeToo is influencing rape trials in Ireland
Social media campaigns and attitudes to drink and attire are ‘elephant in the room’
Garrett Cooney, elder statesman of legal profession, dies at 84
One of Ireland’s most prominent barristers, who fought high-profile constitutional cases
Attorney General raises serious concerns about Shane Ross’s anti-speeding measures
Séamus Woulfe questions if planned graduated speeding penalties are ‘proportionate’
Miriam Lord: Micheál Martin's notions prove to be wide of the Marc
FF’s backbench baritone pleads with leader to abandon confidence-and-supply deal
The key players of the banking crisis: where are they now?
From retirement to board roles to prison, we track the fates of the central figures
Government nominates judges as judiciary Bill moves slowly
Shane Ross wants reform of selection process as he believes bench is marred by ‘cronyism’
John Blayney: Conservative who brought sharp logic to judicial role
Obituary: born March 15th, 1925. Died June 17th, 2018
Who is Justice Aileen Donnelly and why have her actions caused anger in Poland?
Judge suspended extradition of man to Poland over legal system changes there
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