How religious orders are sitting on assets worth hundreds of millions of euro
Charities Regulator data shows that some religious orders linked to historical sex abuse at schools are sitting on substantial wealth
Charities Regulator data shows that some religious orders linked to historical sex abuse at schools are sitting on substantial wealth
Three top judges found no apparent urgency, as matter is to be heard by Court of Appeal next month
Courts grants parents of six children leave to apply for orders directing Normal Foley to provide pupils with appropriate education
Irish Thalidomide Association believes move will ‘bring 63 years, many wasted years of our campaign, to an end’
Dublin law centre and co-plaintiffs allege plan is too weak to comply with carbon budget programme and international obligations
Probationer member, who has never been charged or prosecuted, says allegation withdrawn in 2021
Dublin-based Yavor Poptoshev, a business associate of Michael Lynn, claims he did not provide access to devices due to fears he might incriminate himself
Martin John McCauley is accused of killing RUC officers Sgt Sean Quinn, Paul Hamilton, and Allan McCloy near Lurgan in Co Armagh on October 27th, 1982
Law required children convicted of murder to face mandatory life imprisonment if they reached age of 18 before sentencing
The teacher was sent back to Mountjoy Prison for breaching the terms of an injunction
An Bord Pleanála had granted approval for the proposed development in south Co Dublin
Move is latest in ongoing dispute between the two businessmen
Eight smoked cigarettes recovered from the detonation site contain DNA that matches the DNA profile of Mr McCauley, it is alleged
Woman addressed the court from her hospital bed as HSE applied for orders to continue necessary treatment to protect her right to life
Irish entity lost €8.2m after tax last year, down from profits of more than €41m in 2022
Austin Kennedy, with an address in Manchester, was arrested in Dunmore East, Co Waterford, on Thursday night
Judge draws inferences from messages between the pair that made specific reference to man’s involvement exceeding that of a sperm donor
Thomas Laurance McCabe was convicted in October 1990 of murdering his then girlfriend’s cousin, Richard Hunt, at a flat in London
Proceedings believed to relate to sale of former QuickPark car park near Dublin Airport
Social network agreed to ‘suspend its processing of the personal data’, Data Protection Commission says
The top court said Brian Murray’s appeal raises issues of “significant” public importance
Claims in support of abolition of jury cases involve ‘factual and legal dishonesty’ says judge who presided over defamation cases
Bryan Hughes (42) of Lower Salt Hill Road, Galway, was charged with causing serious harm to the French man (20s), in June 11th 2023
ISME welcomes some reforms in new Bill but says more ‘material’ reform is required
Data Protection Commission focuses on company’s use of user data to train its Grok enhanced search tool
High Court judge urges group of 13 neighbours to try mediate dispute with Monaleen GAA club due to potential legal costs
Order made in High Court divorce case reflects man’s non-payment of child maintenance over years
Michael Murray, who is currently incarcerated in the Midlands Prison, has brought a High Court challenge
Judge says the defendant was entitled to assume trespassers would take all reasonable care for their own safety
Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission challenged lack of accommodation for many adult male International Protection applicants
Harte Peat argued some land considered by High Court not being extracted when EPA brought application
John O’Gara claims ownership of the Rathfarnham house by adverse possession
Six windows, including four known as the Four Orders and two as the Swan Yard windows, are said to be worth €1m
DAA, Aer Lingus and Ryanair have brought separate challenges to a decision by the Irish Aviation Authority to limit passenger numbers at the airport for between October and March 2025
Inspectors’ report finds no breaches of Companies Acts following inquiry initiated in September 2018
Labour Court made order in relation to Aodhagán Ó Suird and Gaelscoil Moshíológ in Gorey and High Court directed his return to role from last August
Former majority shareholder and chairman welcome inspectors’ report which found no breach of the Companies Acts at media firm
Family of Bernadette Phelan disappointed not to get an apology from UMPC Whitfield Hospital, counsel says
Protests outside the hotel began in May as locals voiced concerns it would be turned into a facility for international protection applicants
Liquidator says in affidavit that reasons for failure of Swan Fruit Ltd included ‘the total lack of control over all aspects of the operation of the business’
The students were made the subject of internal disciplinary proceedings arising out of allegations which included that the three were involved in an aggressive physical altercation with each other
Keith Callaghan, who has autism spectrum disorder (ASD), is unable to read, write or do any mathematical problems beyond simplest addition
High Court to hear Cork developer’s objection to John O’Driscoll’s personal insolvency arrangement
In six weeks, an individual could be stripped of their citizenship with no recourse
The retired Supreme Court judge looks back on an extraordinary career that included ruling on the difficult case of a pregnant woman on life support, as well as divorcing ‘half of Cork’
Action initiated by unsuccessful bidder
Man had not provided properly completed Garda vetting form to allow Minister to make decision, judge said
Financial dispute included an equestrian centre that was previously connected with convicted criminal John Gilligan
All nominees are graduates of Trinity College Dublin and are set to sit the High Court and Circuit Court
High Court told matter had been resolved after mediation
Defamation Bill will also include protections against so-called Slapp cases, and measures to reduce legal costs for those involved
Mr Justice Richard Humphreys said An Taisce’s case raised novel, complex and important issues of EU law
Costs relate to emergency application by former Stardust manager challenging decision of Dublin city coroner
Market gardener family dispute demarcation of property
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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