Justice Charles Meenan

Judge wants inquest challenge to be heard as soon as possible

Eamon Butterly wants to prevent inquests into deaths in fire from making him ‘target’

High Court judge claims complex applications are putting judicial resources under pressure

Despite clear social and environmental benefits, cycleways are opposed by many, so how can plans to spend hundreds of millions on them be made to work?

Consdorf Investments ICAV granted stay on Offaly County Council’s recent decision

Former solicitor facing 21 counts of theft regarding €30m from financial institutions

School’s board of management initiates High Court proceedings over incident

Action was dismissed after judge held it had become moot

Issue raised is whether a judge who took part in guidelines vote should recuse themselves from lead case, court hears

Council refused development at Priorsland last year

Another teenager who was ‘racing’ at time of passenger Barry Griffin Jnr’s death has been jailed

Actions concern individuals accused of breaching domestic violence orders

Opposition to challenges will focus on controlling insurance costs and promoting consistency in personal injury awards

High Court hears Andrew Stewart alleges UL neglected to take his disability into account

Breandan Fitzgerald from Dingle faces allegations over vote on draft local area plan

Det Aidan Bracken, who is currently on sick leave, takes case over assessment of injuries

Council decision not to not build seven-bay halting site to be set aside, High Court hears

Victim’s application was refused because it was made outside the allowed time limit

Two men take High Court cases over State decision not to compensate them

Sharon Gumley claims An Bord Pleanála breached county development plan and EU directive

Kilsaran plan for 32.2 hectare site opposed by equine industry and landowners

State Claims Agency told man he was not entitled to apply for ex gratia payment

Council contends case is an ‘impermissible collateral attack on Local Area Plan

‘Unprecedented’ period of unrest seen as students return for the new college term

Traffic volumes on coast road damaging environment, health and safety

It mostly stems from proposals to reallocate road space – used by cars – for cyclists

High Court ruled in favour of local resident and Dublin councillor last month

Legal challenge to Dún Laoghaire and Liffey cycleways likely, says Cllr Mannix Flynn

Dublin City Council to appeal High Court order to halt work on Strand Road project

Council must seek planning permission for trial path on Strand Road

Court hears school and Minister failing to meet constitutional obligations to boy

Pair being considered for placement on Juvenile Diversion Programme if they make admissions

Kealan Harrington believes dismissal is linked to his role as spokesman for family of Aaron Brady

Applicants claim An Bord Pleanála erred in allowing 100 build-to-rent units

Dundalk man found door off its hinges and his home in disarray when he returned from night shift

Man criticises agency’s failure to return children to his custody, High Court hears

Boy also sought challenge over his treatment under Leaving Cert calculated grades system

Redactions made to protect Garda informants, court hears

Michael Wymes was adjudicated bankrupt over €4.8m legal costs debt

Court told Covid-19 regulations breach Irish and EU law and are insufficiently clear