High Court

Twitter International takes issue with new Online Safety Code’s approach to “restricted” video content

Incoming Independent TD for Longford-Westmeath Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran among group of local representatives backing challenge

David Walshe of Manor Walk has been living in and collecting rent from room sharers in a house sold at auction to someone else in August 2023, court told

Cormac Lohan, practising as Lohan and Co Solicitors, Athlone, argued there was no loss of funds to any client and he was not guilty of any ‘dishonesty’ offence

Medical Council entitled to have ‘serious concerns’ about Michael John Sheill’s lack of insight, says judge

Counsel for Penny Fahey (6) alleged client not properly examined or referred to a specialist when she attended ED

Airline is suing Channel 4 over 2013 broadcast that focused on alleged fuel level concerns of pilots in 2012

Appeal court satisfied correct standard of proof had been applied by High Court judge

Bryan Whelan died along with TJ Herlihy after the steel cable attached to the cage they were working from at Thomond Bridge snapped

David Moloney has admitted to misappropriating large sums donated to the charity

High Court told an application will be made next week to admit the matter to the fast-track commercial division

Court hears judge ‘erred in law’ in indicating she would consider witnesses’ evidence of what they saw on CCTV even though gardaí ‘failed in their duty’ to preserve footage

Airlines in challenge to passenger limit sought move

Judge said ‘untrue’ and ‘defamatory’ post caused stress and upset to Mr Casey and his family

Analysis by State determines benefits ‘clearly outweigh’ costs of Technological University buildings planned for Galway and Letterkenny, Carlow and Waterford, and Shannon

Judge criticises ‘fundamental systems break down’ at Mater hospital in Dublin

High Court quashes decision of grid operator Eirgrid, supported by Commission for Regulation of Utilities to bar Kilshane Energy and Coolpowra

Cranial ultrasound five days after emergency Caesarean section showed difficulties with the baby’s brain cells

Man in his 20s claims decisions of university, fitness-to-practise committee and visiting panel ‘unfair and unjust’

Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien introduced regulations last year allowing some asylum seeker accommodation to be classed as exempt development

Dispute arises from claim made by builders for additional payments from facility’s development board for work on project

High Court judgment for €916,960 obtained against 74-year-old is made up of unpaid income tax and interest

Brenda Taylor seeks damages for alleged personal injuries arising out of the death of her son, Graham Taylor

Juma Palani is seeking an order quashing decisions ‘disallowing’ his claims for jobseeker’s and disability allowance and seeking repayment of money paid out

Ulster Bank alleges Josepha and Patrick Madigan failed to meet repayments on foot of three loans

Attack took place as child was attending equestrian facility in Dunsany, Co Meath

High Court told action by Joe Cosgrave’s widow, Denise Cosgrave, was a ‘source of considerable upset’ to all participants

Plus: Keith Duffy in a falling out over knees, Enda Kenny artfully backs a winner, and it turns out RTÉ and Sinn Féin can feel at home with each other after all

The judge warned: ‘The fact that a woman engages in drinking or taking drugs does not mean they are up for sex’

Court hears the woman’s version of events was heavily contested

Ms Justice Tara Burns in Court of Appeal says Sidney Sutton failed to establish ‘arguable case’ and leave to apply by way of judicial review was refused

HSE to pay 75% of Prof Brian Lenehan’s legal costs for the case

Appeal relating to planned Kilkenny development centred on interpretation of ‘within eight weeks’ phrase

Barrister Tracy Ennis Faherty, who negotiated a €27,218 settlement for Frank Reaney said she had been advised by a legal expert that his injuries might attract a mere few thousand Swiss francs

Applicants say reasons were not given for their refusals to be allowed bid, claiming breach of fair procedure

Kilshane Energy plans two power stations at Huntstown, while related companies are connected to east Galway projects

Prof Brian Lenehan does not know why a system for dealing with overcrowding in the emergency department was not implemented at the time of the 16 year old’s death, the High Court heard

Case is being brought on behalf of a boy against both Tusla and the State

Councillor Paul Hogan’s case is supported by four other Athlone-based representatives

Juma Palani is taking High Court action against a decision made in January ‘disallowing’ his claims