Appeals court upholds winding up of Dublin flower business
Judge describes outcome at family company as ‘regrettable’
Justice Mary Faherty
Court of Appeal upholds order for children's return to France
Irish father refused to send children back to mother in objection to mask-wearing in school
Promontoria barred from pursuing doctor over Ulster Bank loan
Appeal court ends 12-year battle over bank use of savings to offset disputed €1.6m debt
Bula mine co-founder fails in bankruptcy appeal
Michael Wymes declared bankrupt in 2018 over €4.8m bill from long-running legal action over failure of mine
Garda’s appeal over Disclosure Tribunal’s findings dismissed
Keith Harrison alleged bias due to judge having worked before with superintendent
VHI wins appeal to exclude Moore McDowell as expert witness
Court of Appeal agrees previous work with VHI creates conflict of interest
Family of murder victim fail to get inquiry into ‘inexcusable’ Garda investigation
Séamus Ludlow (47) was shot after leaving a bar in Dundalk in 1976
Disturbed teenager fails in appeal against special care order
Teenager was subject of care order in 2012 following violent attack on her mother
State’s longest serving prisoner continues legal bid for temporary release
John Shaw has been in custody since September 1976
Application by murder victim’s family to stop inquest refused by High Court
Family of Liam Murray, shot dead at his Dublin home, unhappy with coroner’s decision not to give them copy of garda file
Farmer loses case over €198,000 drop in investment
High Court upholds ombudsman finding that investor’s complaints about financial advice were not substantiated
Cabinet records on climate change discussion released after court ruling
Historic move follows an Access to Information on the Environment request made by campaign group Right to Know regarding discussions about CO2 emissions
Teacher who asked students to Sellotape mouths 'rightly removed from register'
High Court has affirmed Teaching Council sanction as reasonable and proportionate
Court overturns refusal to release Cabinet discussions on emissions
Request for access must now be reconsidered by Department of the Taoiseach reviewer
Failed asylum seeker gets €7,500 over 26 days unlawful detention
Man arrested by immigration authorities while travelling on bus from Belfast to Dublin
Visa delays of more than a year may breach European directive
Minister for Justice put delays down to need for background checks on applicants
Man under ‘spiritual dominance’ when he donated €200,000 to House of Prayer, court told
Son of donor in legal action over sum paid to retreat, which claims money given voluntarily
Homeless mother was wrongly refused legal costs
Woman successfully fought an attempt to take her newborn baby into care
Lidl plans for Castleknock face High Court challenge
Action taken against supermarket giant’s €15m development in Co Dublin
Hairdresser awarded €20,000 after banging knee off table leg
Woman claimed injury after restaurant manager directed her where to sit at table
State calls 1976 murder of Louth man a ‘callous sectarian murder’
Family of Seamus Ludlow are seeking commissions of inquiry into the unsolved murder
Handling of Ludlow murder suggests a scandal, High Court hears
Family of forester shot by suspected loyalists seek inquiry into gaps in Garda investigation
Judge criticises ‘unreasonable’ delay over visas
Minister given six weeks to make decision after breach of ‘free movement’ directive
Minister ordered to decide on visa application within six weeks
High Court case on right of movement within EU could have implications for immigration
Man ‘who was tortured’ gets new hearing over refugee status
Somali who claims he was kidnapped in home country succeeds in High Court challenge
High Court to rule on non-EU foreign national rights on grounds of marriage
State concerned over potentially fraudulent visa applications and use as back door to UK
Soldier to challenge decision he is ‘too fat to serve’
Private Denis Dowd’s BMI is considered too high. He runs 10km in 50 minutes
Former INBS director launches constitutional challenge to Central Bank inquiry
John Purcell argues inquiry would usurp the function of the courts
‘Irrational’ deportation order quashed by High Court judge
Minister for Justice had ordered failed asylum-seeker be sent back to Iran
Marriage referendum challenge adjourned until Friday
Gerry Walshe seeking to appeal refusal by High Court to allow challenge to result
Man guilty of murder can challenge withdrawal of prison privileges
Portlaoise Prison authorities believe Peter Kenny was slipped ‘prohibited article’
Court ruling may halt dozens of hip implant cases
Randa Murphy sued manufacturer DePuy International after 2010 recall
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