Crime victims sue State for damages amid delay in introducing new compensation scheme
Court of Justice of the European Union ruled last October that current scheme is incompatible with EU law
Hearing set for student’s appeal over how UCD dealt with her studies after alleged rape
Separate Garda investigation continues after graphic image of her was circulated
Couple cannot pursue challenge over refusal to include car-parking charges in Hap payment
Council believed Housing Assistance Payment form signed by landlord and couple had misrepresented rent amount – judge
Celebrity influencer initiates High Court damages claim against Web Summit company
Simonetta Lein is bringing case over breach of alleged agreement to participate in Web Summit in Doha
Environmental group loses challenge to permission for power plant in north Kerry
Group claimed planning commission ‘significantly underestimated’ greenhouse gas emissions from proposed facility
Hundreds of adults face long delays in being discharged as wards of court
High Court extends discharge deadline for hundreds of wards after President Catherine Connolly signs amending laws
Man fails to stop extradition to Northern Ireland on cannabis ‘growhouse’ charges
High Court rejects claims surrender would risk breaching right to practice his religious faith
Teen accused of sexual acts with girl (14) cannot advance ‘Romeo and Juliet’ consent defence
Boy was 15 at time of alleged offences and claims he made a ‘reasonable mistake’ about the girl’s age
Dublin man (97) made at least six wills regarding estate valued at more than €800,000
High Court makes orders on proper approach to dealing with Patrick Joseph Quinn’s US investment shares
Mother distressed that new law requires disabled son’s discharge from wardship
High Court obliged to implement the law ‘rather than to make it’, judge says
Application by two TDs to Supreme Court over super junior ministers at Cabinet
Court to decide whether to hear appeals by Sinn Féin’s Pa Daly and People Before Profit-Solidarity’s Paul Murphy
Judge rules man fit to stand trial in June over Parnell Square attack in Dublin
Riad Bouchaker is charged with attempted murder of three children in November 2023
Irish law ‘blocking’ actions on behalf of children over ‘addictive’ social media apps
State is in breach of EU law, Irish Council for Civil Liberties claims
Judges adopt heavier sentence guideline for many domestic violence offences
Guidance applies to offences committed in intimate relationships
Paddy McKillen jnr takes legal challenge disputing alleged €2.1m debt
New action seeks to halt separate bankruptcy proceedings against businessman