Legislation forcing the naming of those challenging tax assessment in all but exceptional cases is unreasonable

The selections are consistent with the messaging of her election campaign

Academics added to advisory committee alongside former taoisigh and chief justices

Built on Europe’s most important Viking site, Dublin’s civic offices need an environmental upgrade. It makes more sense to start again, the council says

Judges to see whether common commercial loan clause gives bank ‘carte blanche’ in setting rates

Child’s parents have been involved in legal battle for more than a year over where she should receive medical treatment

Couple built Co Meath house in 2006 twice the size of that for which permission was refused months earlier

In the News podcast: Chris and Rose Murray tried every legal route to keep 588sq m home after ‘wilful breach’ of planning laws

Ella McSweeney: A recent verdict showed climate law can’t fix what politics won’t

No one knows who they are, what they went through or the landmark legal change they secured, but we owe them a debt

‘Very large’ number of prosecutions on hold pending judgment on DPP’s appeal over ruling on sample’s chain of custody

Saying sorry may not be on the agenda, but some serious reflection about State’s behaviour is warranted

More than 280 employers come forward after Supreme Court ruling that pizza delivery drivers are employees for tax purposes

Court notes that An Coimisiún Pleanála prevailed in majority of grounds of appeal advanced by developer

Judges Niamh Hyland and Brian O’Moore to be promoted from the Court of Appeal

Elizabeth Dunne notes departure means just two of nine Supreme Court judges are women

Stained glass fixtures said to be worth €1m and were previously subject to actions in High Court and Court of Appeal

Judge finds it was correct to conclude search was illegal because garda was not ‘accompanied by’ colleague named on search warrant

The Constitution, designed to achieve unity, ‘may ultimately complicate that ambition’, not ‘because it was weak and inflexible’ but ‘rather because it was sufficiently flexible and strong’

Judgment states public bodies must try to act in line with national climate targets