Department of Social Protection has withheld the €350 payment to 46,000 people

Adjournments and jury member absences bring legal system activity to a near-halt

Two parties spent over €31,000 each in past week, with Labour third, Sinn Féin fourth

Minister calls on insurance companies to ‘give a lead’ in addressing high premiums

Nadine Lott is in her early 30s and was injured in the early hours of Saturday morning

Alliance for Insurance Reform responding to paper by Law Reform Commission

Four cap models proposed, interested parties asked to express views by end January

Announcement comes just a day after the High Court issued an injunction

Judge said what teacher did was ‘completely unethical’

Spokesman for terrorist group says Border infrastructure would be ‘legitimate target’

Organisation lodges proceedings against broadband providers in Ireland

Judge criticises ‘hysterical’ commentary on ruling in media

Teenager was subject of care order in 2012 following violent attack on her mother

Special white-collar crime unit should be set up within DPP’s office, report says

US companies doing business in EU will need English-speaking common law jurisdiction

Charleton Tribunal hears Garda was allegedly ordered to conduct smear campaign

Frank Clerkin led inquiry into Dave Taylor at the time of his Maurice McCabe smear claims

Some 40 people, paying €300 each per month, asked to leave for fire safety reasons

McGuinness: Ex-Garda chief Martin Callinan told him McCabe not to be trusted

Putin will have people killed until he faces ‘devastating’ consequences, says financier

Amnesty Ireland should not have to return funds from George Soros, says Emily Logan

Michael Collins to examine why 2015 emails not sent to Charleton tribunal until November 2017

There were also 62 applications for dissolution of civil partnerships, with most involving female partnerships

Guidelines needed for ‘the who, when and what of using social media in courtrooms’

Woman had told Gsoc she was told the sergeant ‘watched the young ones’ leaving school

Judge found the ODCE set out to ‘construct a case’ against the former Anglo chairman

Ireland will be sole English-speaking common law jurisdiction within EU legal order

Counsel for Maurice McCabe says Nóirín O’Sullivan and Martin Callinan share team

Group will look at better procedures and use of technology as ways of improving system

Judge told two members of specially enlarged jury faced insurmountable difficulties

FitzPatrick charged with misleading auditors in relation to multi-million euro loans

Bahamas Leaks: Businessman is connected to same island as Dermot Desmond project

Members must treat information on other personnel as ‘strictly confidential’

Independent TD must pay his own costs for hearings over 1995 mobile licence

Council for Civil Liberties says Special Criminal Court should not be used as ‘political football’