St Finbarrs do it the hard way after nearly surrendering half-time lead
Intervention from Cork veteran Shields proves to be crucial to take Munster crown
Planning board consents to quashing permission for Cairn’s RTÉ site plan
Ailesbury Road residents had challenged fast-track permission for development
Objector to wind-farm development brings legal challenge
Action centres on planning board’s decision that the development constitutes strategic infrastructure development
Court challenge brought against Dublin City Council over Iveagh Markets
Council faces action on decision to deem plan to redevelop Liberties buildings as invalid
Theory of bodily ‘humors’ ruled medicine for centuries
Treatment for imbalance involved purging, starving, vomiting or bloodletting
High Court overturns permission on consent for 164 houses in Howth
Fresh application for a ‘very similar’ development has been made, court told
McLaughlin seeking to emulate Kelly in Wicklow
Kelly the last rider to defend Shay Elliott Memorial title
Group challenges planning decision on €220m Ringaskiddy motorway
Arguments about community rights v economic development likely to arise in court hearing
Woman wins High Court challenge over hedge around home
Rowing club objected to boundary around former pub premises in Co Donegal
Pharma firms back motorway upgrade plan for Ringaskiddy route
Group backs residents’ calls for M28 in Cork to be diverted around Ringaskiddy village
Case involving Wicklow dump may go to Europe
On the 50th day of Brownfield case, judge says it may be referred to European Court
Wicklow council staff gave different statements on illegal dump
High Court examining council’s knowledge of largest illegal dump in the State
Hughie O’Donoghue: Broader strokes of family history
The artist’s new exhibition explores the personal and political, ‘the complex, detailed, contingencies of people’s lives’
Planning quashed after Neil Jordan objects to neighbour’s shelter
Film director objected to changing area at rear of Sorrento Terrace neighbour’s home
Urgent hearing over Moore Street buildings dispute needed
Case has been taken against the Minister for Arts and Heritage over the preservation of buildings linked to 1916
Scientologist mounted ‘vicious character attack’ on ex-member
Circuit Court hears allegations of defamation on internet
Virgin Mary apparitions remembered 30 years on
Statues were said to have moved at 30 Irish locations in 1985
Jury rejects farmer’s claim of garda assault at anti-shell protest
Farmer alleged he was knocked to ground during protest against Corrib gas refinery
Verdict expected in case of alleged assaults by gardaí
Three men claim attack by gardaí while protesting at Shell Corrib gas refinery
Legal challenge to proposed Fitzwilliam Street homeless shelter
Dublin Simon Community plans to relocatore emergency facility
Brittas Bay holiday units without planning permission can stand
Owners ‘foolish’ not to ask properly about rules on replacing mobile homes, says judge
Speakers line-up for seminar on historic and cultural landscapes
Event hosted by the Irish Georgian Society and Irish Landscape Institute
Injunctions maintained in Church of Scientology intimidation case
Two former members accused of assault and harrassment
Couple settles High Court action over demolished house
Brian and Mary O’Shaughnessy claimed last eight years had been a ‘nightmare’
Judge warns of huge legal bill in Church of Scientology dispute
Parties in acrimonious High Court case urged to be ‘reasonable’ with each other
2013 sale of Ireland’s most expensive house not registered, hearing told
House once bought by Gayle Killilea Dunne for €58m is now owned by Cypriot company
Man returned for trial on charges of murdering woman and daughter
Jolanta Lubiene (27) and her eight-year-old daughter, Enrika died in Kerry house
Man charged with murder of mother and daughter further remanded in custody
Solicitor complains over garda delay in preparing book of evidence against client
Charges of murdering mother and daughter to be contested
Aurimas Andruska remanded in custody over deaths of Jolanta Lubiene and daughter
Peace has broken out between Wicklow Council Council and the owner of chalet
Caravan and mobile home removed and agreement reached on works to a septic tank
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