High Court

Threat of potential disciplinary action dropped and organisation believed to have agreed to contribute to legal costs following mediation

Some 50 similar claims have been made by other men who were not provided with accommodation after seeking international protection

Celtic Tiger developer begins High Court challenge to validity of officials’ appointment

Two BMWs and an Audi, which were in Nathan Kinsella’s possession, were described as assets ‘in depreciation’

Attorney General says court could have regard to fact that motivation in bringing cases was ‘at least in part their own political advantage’

Court heard two months of work needed to complete nine-storey office block

Judge says he has ‘sympathy’ for Kenilworth Square residents but ultimately finds the council’s decision to be valid

Judge made matter returnable to Friday when Enoch Burke is due before the court

Family of Martin Staines (53), who suffered fatal reaction to agent present in the steroid injection, say his death was completely preventable

Colette Sheehan suffered post-concussion syndrome after her car was struck at a roundabout

Judge told Tusla not yet able to comply with orders it was mandated to seek

A total of 33 parties have expressed interest in investing in the biscuit producer

Legal row has erupted amid allegations on both sides about legal fees and an alleged hold on files

Norma Foley failed to properly consider whether St Joseph’s and Temple Hill should be included, court finds

Companies claim they were given ‘invoices’ instead of the ‘appropriate notices’ by Coimisiún na Meán

UK-registered easyGroup lodges case against another British entity over use of a trademark for fundraising

Building run-off due to recent heavy rain led to temporary closure of rail line

Spanish firm CAF had sued Iarnród Éireann and Northern Ireland Railways challenging the legality of the contract tender process

Experts had warned on the cash flow impact of a recent High Court decision

Limerick-based officers were never charged with an offence after suspension six years ago

Brendan Holden died from severe underlying ischemic heart disease two weeks after leaving Waterford hospital

‘Law-abiding citizen’ Sinead Warren claims she was falsely labelled a ‘major criminal’ in WhatsApp messages

Choice Stores wanted to wind down operations in space it shared with supermarket in Waterford

Yamamori Izakaya, which hosts late-night music, shares party walls with hotel

Jury asked to decide whether fracture was caused by ‘unreasonable force’ from garda

Judge finds it was correct to conclude search was illegal because garda was not ‘accompanied by’ colleague named on search warrant

Judge rejects wife’s arguments for 50/50 split of assets

Abolition of juries in High Court defamation cases is most significant change in decades

Case concerns claims by businesswoman Aideen O’Byrne that Dublin 4 apartment has endured temperatures of up to 33 degrees

Clondalkin man (48) withdrew application amid High Court hearing

Adam Courtney taking legal action against the Minister for Defence and the Attorney General

Developer claims John O’Driscoll was allegedly not insolvent when he sought and was granted a PIA by the courts

Couple had five children between whom it was agreed there were ‘long-standing family tensions’

In the News podcast: A disciplinary appeals panel was due to issue its findings, instead it fell apart

Tusla has not complied with court order to detain child because of lack of beds

Ten people killed in 2022 incident at service station, with apartments on site affected

Chris Andrews claims he was defamed in Irish Times article concerning Sinn Féin response to October 7th Hamas attack on Israel

Airports operator preparing to initiate process to replace Kenny Jacobs, who departed after high-profile legal standoff

Second civil trial for Det Supt Rory Sheriff in four months after jury failed to reach conclusion

Pharmacy student asking court to overturn decision to withdraw him from master’s course