Supreme Court rejects challenge to Workplace Relations Commission
Employment disputes body’s powers ‘not offensive to Constitution’
Ruling due in May on Leslie Buckley bid to have INM inspectors withdrawn
Judge says he needs time to consider large volume of material brought before court
The Irish Times Debate at 60: How changing topics reflected the ages
For six decades, participants in the annual event have argued burning issues of the day
Paul Anthony McDermott a ‘fantastic father’ with ‘great sense of justice’, funeral hears
Barrister had ‘extraordinary grá for life, for his family, for his work and for his students’
Finance group and Ivor Callely in ‘running battle’ over legal papers
Former politician ‘too ill’ to attend court over alleged €2.9m debt held by Everyday Finance
Ivor Callely and wife being sued over €2.9m allegedly due in loans
Former FF minister was jailed for five months in 2014 over expenses fraud
Defamation judgment may be bad news for talk show guests
RTÉ sought to use defence of fair and reasonable publication, but it was not successful
Claire Byrne says she thought Joe Costello ‘had gone doolally’ on her show
Nicky Kehoe denies he has ‘zero reputation’ following previous involvement in IRA
Ex-election candidate alleges religious discrimination by Google
Mark Savage criticises search engine’s refusal to take down posts calling him a homophobe
Thomas McFeely’s wife linked to property sought by receivers
Woman fails to show court valid lease for Rathgar home being used as guesthouse
Ex-judge Barry White will be ‘very happy’ with outcome of case
High Court justice reserves judgment on action seeking to resume barrister practice
Politician ‘compared to Isis’ seeks right to be forgotten
Mark Savage tells judge he was branded a homophobe due to stance he took in election
Protester dug up meter and posted it to Irish Water, court hears
Dermot Murphy seeks orders against company requiring it to replace plastic meter covers
O’Donnell sons claim bank seeking to damage their reputations
Bank of Ireland trying to prevent Blake and Bruce O’Donnell from dispersing proceeds of property sale
Stock exchange seeks to remove wax museum from building
Exchange buys former House of Lords in Foster Place from parent company to expand operations
Legal rule breaches ex-judge’s right to work, High Court told
Ex-High Court judge Barry White needs to work as barrister ‘due to economic necessity’
Court orders O’Donnells to leave Gorse Hill within two weeks
O’Donnells ordered to pay all costs in failed eviction case
Former Repak chief executive received £1m unauthorised bonuses, court hears
Andrew Hetherington allegedly arranged payments through ‘falsification of a paper trail’
Court extends order to vacate Gorse Hill
O’Donnells want court to overturn decision granting trespass order to bank
Brian O’Donnell gets six-day reprieve on Gorse Hill
Court of Appeal grants solicitor stay on south Dublin mansion pending appeal
Brian O’Donnell to find out if he can appeal court order
O’Donnell may be able to appeal High Court order requiring vacation of Gorse Hill home
RTÉ takes case against TV3 over alleged failure to pay €1m
National broadcaster says it is owed fees for digital transmission services
O’Donnell accused of ‘being perched in his tower in the castle’
This was no ordinary trespass order, as the O’Donnell circus occupied Court No 1
Gorse Hill: Solicitor son calls father to tell him he is trespassing
O’Donnells have until 4pm today to comply with order to vacate house
Court orders nailed to gates of O’Donnell home in Killiney
New Land League says it expects O’Donnells to stay in Gorse Hill and contest legal notices
Case against UPC over illegal downloading begins
Three music companies want firm to move against web users infringing copyright
Judge Peter Kelly recuses himself in O’Donnell case
BoI seeks timetable for hearing of its action against Brian O’Donnell, his wife and their adult sons
IBRC to pay its own legal costs in action by McKillen, court rules
It is believed considerable legal costs were incurred during several pre-trial applications
Taxpayer should not fund McKillen legal action - IBRC
High Court told bank was ‘caught in crossfire’ between investor and Barclay brothers
Hickey pharmacy group drops IBRC action
Legal action had challenged the constitutionality of sections of IBRC Act
Car dealer Patrick McCabe fails in bid to stop fast-tracking of €16m judgment
Judge rejects claim businessman’s ‘poor literacy’ should delay IBRC’s case
Judge allows family of bankrupt developer €9,000 a month to live on
Outgoings include about €1,600 for school fees and €165 for monthly golf membership
Developer’s wife awarded €9,000 a month expenses
Court grants wife of bankrupt Larry O’Mahony living expenses from frozen €1 million
O’Donnell home in Killiney was owned by Isle of Man company for tax planning purposes, court told
Vico Ltd, set up by O’Donnell in 1997, held Gorse Hill as part of a tax-planning scheme
O’Donnells face two-week deadline in High Court action
Bank of Ireland alleges fraud against couple and sons Bruce and Blake
Glen Dimplex boss Seán O’Driscoll and IBRC sue each other over personal investments
IBRC is seeking judgment over the alleged failure to repay fully three loan facilities
Bank of Ireland seeks judgement orders against O’Donnells
Fraud alleged over “blatant” scheme to put property assets in London beyond bank’s reach
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