Judge John Cooke an ‘exceptional man’ who never lost sense of fairness, funeral told

Late High Court justice believed purpose of law is ‘to treat everyone fairly and ensure voice of everyone is heard’

Séamus Woulfe’s selection for Supreme Court 'differed from normal practice'

Ex-government insiders indicate taoiseach would usually discuss candidates for role

Paul Anthony McDermott a ‘fantastic father’ with ‘great sense of justice’, funeral hears

Barrister had ‘extraordinary grá for life, for his family, for his work and for his students’

Women in law still face a fight for gender equality

Prejudice and representation remain issues for women in the legal and justice sector

Supreme Court transfers 250 cases to appeals court as nine judges appointed

Court’s creation represents biggest change to structure of courts system since Independence

Judicial shake-up as Court of Appeal to be established

New court aims to clear backlog and allow Supreme Court focus on cases of major importance

Four new judges selected to fill vacancies on High Court

Ex-barrister who represented women in landmark abortion case among nominees

Four judges to be promoted to High Court

Judges Carroll Moran, Mary Faherty, Raymond Fullam and Carmel Stewart to fill four out of seven vacancies

Government to choose 10 new judges

Seven vacancies to fill on High Court as senior judges move to new appeals court

Nine judges appointed, promoted in shake-up of courts

Six experiences High Court judges named as members of new Court of Appeal

One More Thing: Examiner “astonishes” judge with his lack of “candour”

Government’s €1 million information campaign during Children’s Referendum criticised by Commission

Referendum Commission report says two State-funded campaigns led to confusion and costs were hard to justify