High Court

Medicine called Neoatricon is used to treat low blood pressure

Review recommends mental health staff receive training on suicide prevention and protocol for new admissions

Supreme Court says there was no question of any injustice being visited on the appellants

Judge says Kerstin Mey has a ‘fair’ and ‘serious’ case that new investigation is not permitted

Mother raised possibility of meningitis at Tallaght University Hospital but was repeatedly dismissed

Public interest in determining if lawsuit taken by Irish-registered fintech firm is being unlawfully funded by third party

Judge grants interim injunction until next Tuesday restraining the board from making any decision in relation to the affairs of the firm

Schoolteacher has ‘paid a very heavy price’ for his refusal to obey court orders, judge says

An Coimisiún Pleanála says decision-making on renewable schemes now informed by Supreme Court ruling

Solicitor Imtiaz Khan denies arriving to rental property carrying a hammer

He had been arrested and charged in 2015 over traffic incident in suburb close to Washington

Group seeking to change name of Diamond Park in Dublin 1 to Terence Wheelock Memorial Diamond Park

O’Sullivan Fabrications was subcontractor to L&M Keating for airport building project

Judge hears Tusla has ongoing serious concerns about mother’s mental health

High Court recently identified loophole where no offence exists for possession of extreme material

Judge Paul Coffey conveyed sympathy to family of Derek Monaghan on what he said was an unusual tragedy

Bail terms for woman charged with robbery agreed following discussions between legal teams

Worker will not disclose any of his previous company’s confidential information

Temperatures in apartment reached ‘unbearable’ highs, High Court hears

Jason Cardiff was arrested at his Dublin home in mid-June following extradition proceedings instigated by US

Inadvertent but ‘material falsification’ of signed meeting attendance records

Liquidators say they are investigating status of €1m in trading account of company behind platform

Discrimination case taken in 2002 has been before Circuit Court, High Court and European Court of Justice

Statement concerning Irish rap group first appeared on website of pro-Israel organisation, Indigenous Embassy Jerusalem

Donegal man, in his 60s, convicted of 16 offences after trial at Central Criminal Court

Train operator argues mast is 130m from old Cahir station and it has constructed 700 masts around State without complaint

High Court found error in decision to exclude two institutions from mother and baby home compensation programme

Black Sheep Investments Ltd, which bought the property in 2016, plans to convert it into apartments

Case involving Nellie Lannen is first to come before High Court since Children’s Health Ireland Temple Street controversy

New costs rules breach Irish and EU law, An Taisce, Friends of Irish Environment say

The companies owed a combined €2.2m in tax debt, the High Court was told

‘A little bit of headway’ towards resolving outstanding issues, says Irish Thalidomide Association

Judges Paul Burns, Emily Egan and Mark Sanfey are latest appointments to 20-member court

Pair made transfers to bank account three years ago, but only €393 has been recovered, judge told

Judge also grants order restraining defendants from entering the State-owned land again

John Rogers of Crewbane, Slane, has argued the proposed bypass would impact his lands

Stephen Beatty claims Walter Beatty snr, a former Law Society president, assaulted him when he was 15

Former solicitor and operator of dog day care service denies defaming recently elected Dublin Central representative

Planning requirements not breached when name of an agent for objector to rezoning named in report, court finds

Model has led to severe backlash from solicitors and impacted work in the criminal justice system