Failure to disclose Seanad debate participation was ‘genuine oversight’, Eugene Regan says

European Court of Justice hears submissions from 14 EU states on aspect of data law

Phone data crucial in identifying Graham Dwyer as suspect in murder of Elaine O’Hara

Appeals over Ana Kriégel and Adrian Donohoe murders also to be heard

Ruling could have impact on killer’s bid to overturn conviction for murder of Elaine O’Hara

In court: the Kevin Lunney assault, Michael Lynn’s trial and Cervical Check claims

Gardaí strongly suspect the death of mother of two was a murder

In a fast world, our slow government gradually digests issues it swallowed years ago

Net Results: Government has known data retention framework is unlawful for years

Convicted killer had challenged use of phone data showing how he planned murder

Garda source describes decision as among worst possible outcome for such inquiries

Dwyer’s lawyers argued State has failed to properly respond to striking down of data directive

Decision to have potentially huge implications for State’s fight against crime

Appeal could assist Dwyer to overturn his conviction for murder of Elaine O’Hara

Pathologists cannot establish cause of death, making case much harder to solve

Women are at the centre of several important cases in the higher courts this year

The full story of Ian Bailey’s conviction in a French court and the next steps in the legal battle

State appealing key phone data ruling which could help murderer to overturn conviction

Murderer wants to dispute admissibility of call data in attempt to overturn conviction

Gardaí cannot obtain mobile data warrants as a result of High Court decision last year

Architect’s detached three-bedroom house has been vacant for several years

An attempted murder in Dún Laoghaire and a swine-flu vaccine test case will also be heard

Court decision forms part of bid to overturn conviction for murder of Elaine O’Hara

High Court decision forms part of his bid to overturn conviction for Elaine O’Hara murder

Dwyer claimed data gathered from his phone should not have been used at his trial

High Court finding forms part of bid to overturn conviction for killing Elaine O’Hara

Judge in the case says State must ‘tread carefully’ when it comes to people’s data privacy

Evidence of the location of Dwyer’s work phone tied him to other phones in the case

Dwyer trying to overturn conviction for murder of childcare worker Elaine O’Hara

Ruling on use of phone metadata could severely impact gangland investigations

Charlie Flanagan says legal framework ‘needs to be modernised’

Appeals by Denis O’Brien and Angela Kerins also likely to loom large in next law term

The ability to track mobile phones predates the current crop of smartphones

Jessbrook, former home of convicted criminal John Gilligan, is ‘sale agreed’

Convicted murderer has taken case claiming garda’s use of information as evidence unfair

Lawyers claim convicted murderer’s High Court challenge is a ‘re-run’ of earlier application

Man convicted of Elaine O’Hara’s murder argues phone data should not have been used

Man convicted of murdering Elaine O’Hara in 2012 brings High Court challenge

Convicted murderer claims breach of his rights to privacy in his High Court action

David Drumm and Michael Lowry are expected to be tried in the coming year