High Court

Former soldier Lisa Smith will also appeal against her conviction for membership of terrorist group Islamic State

Judge said last month option would be open to Wilson’s Hospital when he released former teacher who has spent over 500 days in jail

Schoolteacher facing fines of €1,400 per day for turning up at Co Westmeath school

Couple have no dependent children, man is renting and woman mainly living with new partner, court heard

Mr Justice Nolan says he has ‘no doubt’ woman, aged in her mid-20s and weighing 37.5kg, can ‘get better again’

Unite and international union body pursue builder over court action against shop stewards

Lisa Niland (19) died in Sligo University Hospital in 2017 three days after collapsing due to severe head pain and dizziness

Government representatives directed to attend court in January to explain how to collect some €193,000 Mr Burke now owes in fines

Anthony O’Riordan (81) diagnosed with skull fracture and brain bleed and has been left with cognitive deficits, High Court hears

Sipo has resolved for a second time not to investigate the leaking of a draft State contract with the Irish Medical Organisation when Varadkar was taoiseach

More judges ‘urgently required” for planning and environmental court as case load mounts

Accountant Inga Mitchell (52) broke her leg when she slipped descending a mound in Griffeen Valley Park, Dublin

Flatley denies the claim and says he increased cover on Co Cork mansion from €4m to €8m on Tuesday of this week

Hearing of cases is scheduled for nine weeks beginning next March

Officer said his career path led to him becoming target of ‘direct and indirect resentment and discrimination’

Inga Mitchell claims council was negligent by requiring her to cross slippery area without suitable grip

Dublin City Centre Traders Alliance, led by solicitor Noel Smyth, is pursuing a judicial review of the decision

HSE pays out €196,000 in cases taken over Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (Camhs)

Mr Justice Michael Twomey is managing the five actions ahead of their trial next spring

Company alleges various parts of the 2018 Data Protection Act are contrary to the Constitution

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