Daughter claims father threatened to kill her if she did not ‘follow family ideals’
Woman got protection orders against parents over alleged isolation and emotional abuse in family home
Women urged to document bad experiences of Ireland’s family law system for UN committee
Survivors tell Dublin event of being failed by system as group calls for in-camera reform
Law Society wants talks to resolve solicitors’ payments row before legal year opens on Monday
Minister urged to mediate criminal legal aid dispute as more courts disruption looms
Man’s triple-murder trial and Riad Bouchaker’s sentencing among cases coming in new legal term
Daniel Kinahan expected in court on opening day of new legal year
Law to prevent questioning of rape victims in court on sexual history ‘is not working’
Study also reveals defence bids to cross-examine complainants over social media use, including dating apps
Thousands of prisoners unable to use toilet privately amid ‘severe’ overcrowding
People needing psychiatric care or access to mental health supports ‘routinely being imprisoned’, report finds
‘I can’t find anything else’: Father of four pleads with court enforcing eviction orders
Tenant and landlord cases before one judge reveal wider pressure in rental housing crisis
Four students from Gaza challenge ‘irrational’ visa refusal to pursue studies
Court hears of ‘significant’ and ‘out of blue’ change of practice by Minister for Justice
Figures suggest new legal aid model a ‘thorough yellow packing’ of solicitors’ services
Data supplied by Minister for Justice show 75% of cases dealt with in one appearance under new system and 99% within five dates
DPP appeals former priest’s ‘unduly lenient’ sentence for sexual abuse of his three sisters
Paula Fay, Catherine Wrightstone and Yvonne Crist voiced concern over term imposed on Richard Brennan
Woman alleges ex-partner threatened her life over toddler son’s pink tracksuit
Woman says she suffered black eyes, swollen lip and coercive control throughout relationship
Daniel Kinahan expected to appear in person at court hearing next month
Special Criminal Court to be updated about preparation of book of evidence
Prosecutions of serious crimes could be affected as Office of DPP faces industrial action
Solicitors will refuse emergency calls from gardaí seeking advice on detention and charges, among other tasks
Criminal courts face ‘shutdown’ if legal aid dispute not resolved, justice committee told
Law Society and Bar Council urge Minister for Justice to move to break impasse
US-sanctioned international court judge urges Ireland to take a stand
Nicolas Guillou said the European project was in grave danger if tariff fears outweighed the importance of fighting crimes against humanity