Supreme Court to hear appeal by Hutch over refusal to halt murder trial
Court will hear similar appeal by former Sinn Féin Cllr Jonathan Dowdall
Justice Anthony Barr
Ex-SF councillor opposes decision to hold murder trial at Special Criminal Court
Jonathan Dowdall and Gerry Hutch charged with killing David Byrne at Regency Hotel
Consultant doctor brings fresh challenge seeking to be allowed return to work
Gynaecologist was placed on administrative leave after concerns raised about research
Gerry Hutch wants Supreme Court to halt his trial before non-jury court
Hutch and co-accused lost separate High Court applications aimed at quashing DPP’s decision to try them before the Special Criminal Court
Preliminary works for data centre are allowed, court told
Permission for Meath data centre being challenged
High Court to refer questions to EU court over legality of fish stock rules
Judge says issues between Friends of the Irish Environment and State are moot
Fish shop loses challenge to traffic calming measures
Court dismisses ‘opportunistic collateral attack’ after rules lifted temporarily due to coronavirus
Boy and his grandmother challenge new personal injury award guidelines
Grandmother fears she could get damages of less than €50,000 rather than up to €91,000
Glass recycling businesses challenges planning ruling
Bord Pleanála says increasing annual intake at the site will require additional planning application
Man wanted in Italy for allegedly committing sexual offences remanded in custody
Man accused of trafficking women from Romania to be used as prostitutes in Italy
Man awarded €88,000, as judge finds he sustained injury when car was rear-ended
Man suffered ‘significant’ injury, judge says, after incident at Limerick roundabout
School wins challenge over reversal of its decision to expel student
School for children with special needs chose to expel boy after challenging behaviour
Judge in charge of personal injury litigation in High Court opposed new award guidelines
Mr Justice Kevin Cross spoke against the proposals at key Judicial Council meeting
Right to Know not entitled to papers before Council of State when advising President on Bills
Environmental Information Commissioner must reconsider whether background material for President’s speeches should be provided
High Court rejects ‘full-blown attack’ on law setting up Special Criminal Court
Man facing trial had brought legal challenge seeking declarations on non-jury court
Woman loses challenge over termination of 15-year tenancy in Dublin flat
Court upholds RTB tribunal ruling that notice to leave Ballsbridge property was valid
Art teacher’s case alleging bullying cannot continue, High Court rules
Special circumstance allowing for renewal of summons by Irene Nolan rejected
New guidelines on personal injury awards to take effect ‘within weeks’
Minister for Justice to bring proposals for Bill to Cabinet after judges back plans
Judges to vote on new guidelines to cut damages awards
Minister for Justice ready to make changes if proposals approved
Man seeks to have Special Criminal Court declared a ‘temporary measure’
DPP, Minister for Justice and State oppose application of man facing serious charges
Judge overturns refusal of permission for 81-bed hotel in Co Galway
Judge says he proposed to return planning application to board for reconsideration
Inquiry into Facebook’s transfer of data challenged by Max Schrems
Privacy activist fears Data Protection Commissioner’s inquiry could affect his own complaint
Nurse wins challenge for being struck-off over ‘inappropriate’ patient relationship
Man accepted he was guilty of professional misconduct but said right to fair procedures was breached
High Court challenge brought over reduction of prisoner visits due to Covid-19
Portlaoise prisoner Kevin Hannaway says his human rights have been breached
'New IRA' leader in Dublin jailed for murder loses constitutional challenge
Kevin Braney alleged laws under which he was arrested breached his human rights
Judgment reserved on fees dispute between Monica Leech and former lawyers
Fees concerns defamation case over articles published in the Evening Herald 15 years ago
School principal weeps after winning case over her dismissal
Woman was accused of inappropriate behaviour towards two young pupils by an SNA
Mount Juliet residents win planning battle with estate owner
Row centres on removal of putting green by Tetrarch Capital at five-star estate
Collapsed Hutch murder trial transcripts to be given to GSOC
Patrick Hutch accused over fatal shooting of David Byrne at Dublin’s Regency Hotel
Case in which man awarded €105,000 for slip on front porch will have to be reheard
Court of Appeal finds judge who made award had discounted alcohol as a factor in fall
High Court appoints interim examiner to Limerick FC
Judge hears club has reasonable prospect of survival if certain steps are taken
Residents at three Dublin buildings ordered to vacate premises
Dublin City Council secures injunctions over fire safety concerns at Seville Place
Dawn Meats granted leave to serve committal to prison notices against 18 protesters
Company says it has photographs of previous notice of court orders being ripped from pole
TD told he has no right to speak for beef farmers in High Court
Aontú deputy Peadar Tóibín had tried to make representations in Liffey Meats case
Woman (53) loses action over injury on ‘adrenaline infused’ boat ride
Judge tells Siobhán Kellett he found no evidence of negligence on part of excursion operator
€63,000 for woman left with forehead scar after ‘negligence’ in care
Concepta Anderson (58) fell during episode in hosptial toilet after pacemaker removed
Student who sued school after fracturing knee during high jump loses case
Judge said he did not think the PE teacher could have done any more to properly instruct the students
Former K Club manager faces six-figure costs after losing action
Estimates suggest Peter Curran could be facing bill of more than €500,000
Woman left scarred after car rear-ended awarded €80,000
Lorna Bentley’s sunglasses were on top of her head and when impact happened
Former K Club manager ‘lied continually’ in case alleging threats, judge rules
Dismissal of case taken by Peter Curran means he could face substantial legal costs bill
Professional Golfers’ Association seek to have ex-member jailed for contempt
PGA claims Kevin Beirth wrongly holds himself out as one of its professionals
Cervical cancer case hears of ‘significant difficulty’ for plaintiff
Ruth Morrissey facing terminal diagnosis because of alleged misreadings of tests
Student knocked down by car awarded €256,000 damages
Court told Cheng Zhang lost job and became homeless after Dublin accident in April 2011
Former K Club manager says he had nothing to do with ‘forged emails’
Court hears of five ‘forged emails’ sent in the name of Dr Michael Smurfit
Former K Club manager says ‘messenger of Michael Smurfit’ made threats
Peter Curran says he went into ‘meltdown’ after alleged threats made at racetrack
Tesco employee who slipped in toilet and fractured his wrist awarded €65,000
Use of smooth ceramic tiles in factory toilet was unsafe and dangerous, says judge
Woman thrown from horse at Castle Leslie awarded €52,000
Jacqueline Whelan was injured in a fall when the horse she was riding was startled by a dog
Woman settles action over car crash in which her parents died
Emma Kenneally badly hurt when psychiatric patient ‘grabbed steering wheel’ of other vehicle
Driver being sued over fatal crash ‘blacked out’, court hears
Woman sas she had no time to react after psychiatric patient allegedly grabbed steering wheel
‘Cascade of negligence’ led to pregnant woman’s death
Court hears two doctors treating Malak Thawley (34) sent to nearby pub to get ice
Judge almost halves €121,000 damages over car park collision
Anna Fogarty’s injuries could not have been sustained in ‘less traumatic circumstances’, judge says
Woman in pain after hysterectomy awarded €260,000 damages
High court heard operation had been carried out by gynaecologist Peter Van Geene
Woman who sued after falling on broken concrete settles case
Anne Marie Fagan told High Court her whole life changed after 2009 fall in Crumlin
Woman who says she fell over hotel’s ornamental lion settles action
Position of decorative statue an issue in case
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