Solicitor cleared of misconduct over €10,000 he returned to couple after their bankruptcy
All misconduct allegations dismissed against Anthony Joyce, who argued €10,000 was legal fees
Transport authority disputes PAC report claiming new ticketing system is €41m over budget
Key IT projects at Government departments and State agencies set to run €61m over budget
Rape survivors call for automatic protection order from offenders after prison release
Proposed law would see protection orders issued at time of sentence hearings directed at offenders after they are released
HSE fails in challenge to ‘off the scale’ legal fees awarded in personal injuries case
Solicitor’s instruction fee sought was €703,000 but HSE believed €375,000 was more appropriate
‘They’re nice people but ...’: Is public funding of news media its saviour or threatening its freedom?
Funding by State’s media regulator, Coimisiún na Meán, aims to address crisis that threatens liberal democracy
Supreme Court finds for TikTok in dispute with Data Protection Commission
Social media platform fighting €530m fine over breach of GDPR regulations
Fresh bread from the oven: childhood memories and the aroma of baking
I still have a strong emotional link with the rich, foamy smell of yeast
Character references ‘don’t carry huge weight’ if judge has decided on a custodial sentence
Testimonials can help people get suspended sentences in some instances, says retired High Court judge
Court declines to grant access to identity of former TD who gave reference for child abuser
Daniel Ramamoorthy (40) was jailed for two years and four months for sexually exploiting 13-year-old boy at a Christian children’s camp
The Kingdom divided: mixed views in Kerry on Michael Healy-Rae leaving Government
In the heartland of the Healy-Rae political dynasty, opinions differ on whether the Independent TD was right to quit his junior ministry
UK judge expresses concern about delay in sentencing of fraudster Kevin Phelan
Northern Ireland businessman convicted in August featured in Moriarty tribunal
High Court judge critical of Supermac’s owner Pat McDonagh in case involving unpaid rent
Pat McDonagh gives evidence in three-day dispute over arrears on Kilkenny outlet
Law does not appear to give Minister power to direct review of media coverage of protests
Seeking to direct the holding of such a review would be contrary to spirit of European law, according to academic
Woman who enjoyed ‘peaceful home’ while husband served prison sentence seeks barring order
Applicant for separate order tells Dublin District Family Court she is terrified of her wife, who is trying to drive her out of their shared home
Fighting Blindness paid for Mediterranean cruise and Majorca stay for businessman
Regulator’s report criticises level of board oversight at Dublin organisation Fighting Blindness