Court rules man overstated area of lands eligible under Single Payment Scheme

The Law Society has said it will make a number of changes following Peart report

Fact victim (14) ‘obviously inebriated’ a cause for ‘serious concern,’ Court of Appeal finds

Sum of €300,000 for general damages described as excessive and reduced to €150,000

Michael O’Sullivan challenges findings of Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal

Council offered to carry out further works to house of disabled woman in Fermoy

Mother of two has been in prison for eight weeks for contempt of court orders

Eric Eoin Marques is accused of being world’s biggest facilitator of child pornography

Counsel for fund granted possession of house says woman wants to ‘steal’ Dublin house

Failure to treat child equally to other Irish citizen children breached Constitution, court of appeal found

At issue is route through 500 metres in an area of ‘great scenic beauty’ in Glencree valley

Judgment likely to be given in June

High Court rejected claim council should provide family with house near hospital

Man deported to Jordan denied he represented a threat to national security

Court of Appeal acknowledged ‘potentially chaotic and catastrophic consequences’ of its finding

Foreign national, living in Ireland more than 25 years, not told basis of ‘security’ decision

Attorney General says Mr Justice Seán Ryan’s work inquiring into child abuse a lasting legacy

Det Sgt Joseph Higgins acquitted of failing to report crash on N2 at 2am on June 15th, 2012

Teacher fails to prove her negligence case against fitness centre

Barry White will have to pay Bar Council’s costs in case he took to return to Law Library

Court of Appeal overturns ruling buildings connected to 1916 are national monument

State appealed declaration by High Court that buildings were battlefield site

William Naylor only found out the man whose land he worked was his father after his death

Supreme Court decision not to overturn High Court decision

Challenge to court ruling refusing cross-examination of US attorney

Cross-examination of official assignee Chris Lehane permitted for ‘procedural fairness’

Number of reasons for adverse credibility finding against woman were ‘flawed’

Dubliner sentenced in 2016 for manslaughter of Dean Fitzpatrick, brother of missing teen Amy

Court of Appeal rejects businessman’s arguments in discovery battle

Businessman sought access to documents that might have disclosed identity of client

Chief Justice Susan Denham to step down after six years as head of judiciary

Man’s claim gardaí had no power to stop and arrest him while driving defied logic

Businessman awarded damages over failure to settle dispute over lease of POD nightclub

Couple had sought planning permission for Waterford land and needed neighbours’ consent for services

Bailey says anniversary of French woman’s death casts a cloud over him each Christmas

Story starts in 1991 when English journalist Ian Bailey moves to west Cork

Dublin man Eric Eoin Marques (30) fails in attempt to move prosecution to Ireland

Judges say 77-year-old had ‘tough life by any standards’ but costs must go to winning side

Two employees will not have to give businessman access to PCs and smartphones

PR company’s appeal of orders requiring them to hand over personal computers resolved