‘I was completely duped by DJ Carey,’ says Denis O’Brien as former hurler is remanded in custody
Sportsman to receive his sentence on Monday and can expect a jail term, says judge
Ex-assistant to horse trainer Luke Comer seeks to serve legal papers on him in Monaco
Application due before High Court on Monday
An estranged husband’s attempt to limit provision for wife was ‘disgraceful’, says judge
High Court overturns deed of separation that was of ‘much greater benefit’ to him than her
DJ Carey sentencing for fraud charges postponed to Friday as court hears former hurler is in hospital
Former Kilkenny hurler pleaded guilty in July to 10 of the 21 charges he was facing after claiming he needed to fund treatment for cancer he did not have
Prosecutions for ‘withholding information’ are rare. That may change after Puska family cases
Lawyers believe jail terms for brothers and partner of Josef Puska could encourage similar cases
Human rights activist Michael Farrell: ‘We were in a period of progress, but now we seem to be galloping backwards’
Lawyer Michael Farrell represented transgender woman Lydia Foy after earning his stripes during the Troubles in the North
Citywest unrest: Sixteen people appear in court over disturbances in Saggart, Dublin
15 face public order charges and one man is charged with violent disorder
Five members of Puska family jailed for trying to cover up murder of Ashling Murphy
Judge accepts psychologist’s report that the women ‘did what they were told’ in Roma culture
Judge says Seamus McEnaney could house squatters from James Joyce property
Court proceedings brought against homeless squatters by firms linked to Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney
Legislation allowing public access to judgments on domestic violence offenders approved
Bill will be known as Jennie’s Law in honour of Jennifer Poole who was murdered by her partner in 2021
Fund gets orders stopping €695,000 house sale
Pepper Finance claims ‘legitimate basis’ for its concerns about Dublin businessman’s registration as full owner
The quiet man – the gentle life and violent death of Sligo farmer Tom Niland
Niland’s family cannot fathom the brutality of the assault during a robbery at his rural home that led to his death 20 months later
Paul Murphy brings defamation case against Heather Humphreys
People Before Profit TD seeks damages over comments made by presidential candidate during RTÉ radio debate
Farmer Tom Niland ‘can now rest in peace’ after three men jailed over killing, family say
Sligo man died 20 months after attack in his home
Order sought over solicitor’s alleged use of his rented Dublin city apartment as an Airbnb
Geoffrey Curran is alleged to be in breach of lease, judge told