People in politics, journalism, judiciary take drugs but do not end up in court, Dáil told
Labour TD Aodhán Ó Ríordáin says current policy of criminalisation for possession of drugs for personal use is not working
Aodhán Ó Faoláin
Factory worker injured by falling glass awarded damages
James Molloy sustained compression injuries and lacerations to his lower limbs
Liam Campbell can be extradited to Lithuania, Supreme Court rules
Louth man, found liable for Omagh bombing, is accused of terrorism and weapons offences
Killiney residents secure permission to bring judicial review proceedings
Locals to challenge Bord Pleanála planning go-ahead for 225 residential units
Landlord denies threatening to change locks on language school
High Court hears arrears of €80,000 rent had built up with the Dublin school
Garda who won action preventing her dismissal brings fresh case
Orlaith Fahy has not been reinstated to duty despite judge’s order, High Court has heard
Consultant doctor brings fresh challenge seeking to be allowed return to work
Gynaecologist was placed on administrative leave after concerns raised about research
Bargaintown owners win order requiring property to be vacated
Court hears of correspondence containing ‘thumb prints in a red liquid’
Judge fixes hearing for preliminary issue in personal injuries guidelines challenge
Issue raised is whether a judge who took part in guidelines vote should recuse themselves from lead case, court hears
Family of teen killed in road crash challenges referral of driver to youth programme
Another teenager who was ‘racing’ at time of passenger Barry Griffin Jnr’s death has been jailed
John Delaney failing to comply with court order over ODCE information, judge says
Ex-FAI chief disputes this and says he has complied with order as much as he can
Woman who was sexually assaulted brings High Court action over exclusion from State scheme
Victim’s application was refused because it was made outside the allowed time limit
Newspapers apologise to Dana’s brother over alleged defamation
Claims by John Brown settled outside court with papers to pay damages and legal costs
Carer unlawfully took more than €150,000 from elderly couple, court told
Woman said she sent funds to a US soldier whom she met on Facebook
Challenge brought over refusal to grant widower’s pension
Declaration sought that law on which decision was taken is unconstitutional
Man wanted in Italy for allegedly committing sexual offences remanded in custody
Man accused of trafficking women from Romania to be used as prostitutes in Italy
Deaf pupil brings legal action seeking Irish sign language teacher
Court hears school and Minister failing to meet constitutional obligations to boy
Army reservist challenges discharge over risk to national security
Kealan Harrington believes dismissal is linked to his role as spokesman for family of Aaron Brady
Hearing to decide on payments by FBD to pubs opens in High Court
Actions taken by three Dublin bars and one in Westmeath
Portakabin gets court orders to try to identify sender of allegedly defamatory emails
Allegedly damaging emails sent from Gmail account to Portakabin customers, court told
Gemma O’Doherty says hospital’s action against her over videos ‘spurious’
Beaumont seeks injunction requiring removal of allegedly defamatory internet videos
High Court rules section of Misuse of Drugs Act is unconstitutional
Fifteen year sentence imposed because of previous conviction to be reviewed
Ban on live exports to north Africa in July and August challenged
Department of Agriculture banned live exports due to hot weather, court hears
Fisherman who challenged mandatory quarantine released from Hotel, court told
Man had returned from Egypt, argued he was exempt from hotel quarantine as fisherman
HSE obtains court order allowing doctors to perform Caesarean on prisoner
Court told woman has mental health illness and lacks capacity to make decision on her health
Man claims sister made false allegations of sexual assault against him
High Court allows challenge to agency’s refusal to rescind notice given to Garda vetting bureau
Provisional liquidator appointed to Drogheda shipping firm
Company claims managing director used monies for own benefit, court hears
Developer takes court proceedings over refusal for apartment planning in Dublin
An Bord Pleanála’s refused permission to LBD for development in Churchtown
Constitutional rights of women in mandatory quarantine breached, court told
State denies mandatory hotel quarantine is unconstitutional
Strokestown eviction: Two men released from prison
Michael Anthony McGann and Kevin Taylor were among three arrested at house last year
State has acted to ensure couple can return from Ukraine with newborn, judge says
Court hears new measures are being developed that will allow family to skip quarantine
GP temporarily suspended after allegedly saying Covid-19 is a ‘hoax’
GP allegedly told patient the Government was ‘scamming’ people about pandemic
Inquiry into woman’s detention in quarantine at Dublin hotel formally ended
Emma Kelly was fully vaccinated and tested negative for Covid-19, court hears
High Court challenge to bail conditions by Gemma Greene adjourned until May
Dublin woman charged with dangerous driving after alleged Garda vehicle chase
Supreme Court quashes dismissal of harbour master minister complained about
Judges uphold claim of objective bias over Mary Coughlan’s ‘twin involvement’ in case
Woman suing neighbour for alleged defamation over ‘die in hell’ letter
Court hears plaintiff and her family were the subject of elaborate hoax in 2014
Man denies allegations he flew drone over or trespassed on quarry
Quarry owners seek injunction preventing man from accessing lands
Boxing coach Pete Taylor fails to secure injunction over Bray premises
Coach claims council wrongfully trying to evict him from Wicklow club, court hears
Man challenges orders extending detention at psychiatric facility
Mental Health Tribunal has not given proper reasons for detention, court told
Teenager with cerebral palsy receives €7.5m settlement
Boy who requires permanent care given award over management of birth
Dublin woman’s action over hack of Facebook account settled
Sylvia O’Mahoney took case after friends were invited to like decking company’s page
Doctor brings constitutional challenge to Medical Practioners Act
Medic due before Fitness to Practise committee over medicinal products in wife’s bag at Dublin Airport
Judgment reserved on Bray Boxing Club’s effort to retain premises
Council opposes injunction sought by Pete Taylor in dispute following 2018 shooting
Residents oppose plan for 18 apartments on north Dublin site
Three species of bat used Stone Villa for foraging and commuting, survey found
Man accused of possessing child abuse images seeks to prevent trial
Daryle Singh (52) claims lengthy delays in the investigation make it unfair to place him on trial
Almost €3m of man’s debts written off under personal insolvency arrangement
Wicklow-based construction manager will make contribution of €163,000 over 6 years
Woman sues Facebook over hacking of her account
Sylvia O’Mahoney was locked out of profile after messages she didn’t write were sent from it
Monaghan co-op wins case against haulier for failure to pay for goods
Lakeland Dairies entitled to judgment of €125,000, High Court rules
Liquidator appointed to firm operated by alleged fraudster
Order made as Katarzyna Kryzaznowska says she invested €40,000 in firm on false pretences
Energia subsidiary challenges refusal of permission for wind farm connector
Connector would link Monaghan wind farm with national power grid
Family in court dispute over hotels in Dublin and Galway
Woman claims brothers, sister-in-law and accountant acted in ‘oppressive manner’
Norwegian Air subsidiaries secure court protection from creditors
Kieran Wallace named interim examiner to five companies as airline struggles due to Covid
Lotto winner sued by stepson cannot sue former lottery operator
Mary Walsh claims she was told if she wished to gift money those persons should sign ticket
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