Convicted murderer had detention conditions breached, High Court declares

Warren Dumbrell who is serving life for fatal stabbing, claimed detention rights were breached

Rihanna fails to halt ‘malicious falsehoods’ case by Irish woman

Dana Kavanagh, whose husband was singer’s head of security, suing for mental stress

Judge reserves decision in Rihanna ‘malicious falsehoods’ case

Dublin woman Dana Kavanagh, whose husband was the singer’s head of security, is suing for mental stress

Woman who claimed sexual harassment settles action against employer

Mother claimed her Teagasc canteen manager would get into positions so she would have to rub against him to pass by

Renovated and extended €34m Cork courthouse unveiled

Chief Justice hails design and development of refurbished building and improved facilities

Red Flag says ODCE documents may affect defence in O’Brien case

Denis O’Brien alleges there was campaign of briefings with the intention of injuring him

Denis O’Brien notches up his first big win in Red Flag case

Analysis: Legal ruling to make Declan Ganley a defendant a huge relief for businessman

Affidavit claims former TD ‘was offered €250,000’ in Denis O’Brien case

Former assistant claims Colm Keaveney said ‘just tell me what he needs said and I’ll say it’

Lough Swilly an ‘environmental disaster’, High Court hears

Marine authorities accused of failing to properly control farming of oysters

Couple sues Garda and State over alleged malicious prosecution

Summons issued in 2008 purported to be from sergeant stationed in Kosovo, it is claimed

Brothers win challenge over refusal of planning for Wicklow homes

High Cout found refusal by An Bord Pleanála irrational as sister had already been given permission

Man suspected of involvement in terrorism to be deported

Algerian claimed he would be at risk if deported but had been back home for a month

Teenager challenges Oberstown over alleged solitary confinement

Fourth adolescent takes legal action against centre after fire at youth detention facility

Dispute over farm ownership settled in High Court

Seamus Brennan claimed owner promised to give him property if he worked for her

Vet’s defamation actions must be joined together, says judge

Dr Harry Sweeney and stud farm sue UL and two ex-students on Japanese equine placement

Ex-owner of island entitled to €700,000 over frustrated buy-back

Bartragh bought by Nick Faldo International in 1997 for development into golf course

Widower sues over failure to pay out wife’s life assurance policy

Father of three seeking €300,000 but firm says woman’s medical history not disclosed

Woman wins injunction halting removal as director of Hugh Tunney firm

Caroline Devine lives in Classiebawn Castle in Co Sligo and says she was life partner of late businessman

Dispute over sale of Mayo island returns to High Court

Former owner of Bartragh Island seeks to determine damages in long-running row

Lecturer refused injunctions pending professorship challenge

Dr Joan Buckley challenging UCC decision not to shortlist her in contest for 10 positions

Protester dug up meter and posted it to Irish Water, court hears

Dermot Murphy seeks orders against company requiring it to replace plastic meter covers

Mother loses court bid to have child returned to her

Child had been taken by gardaí arising from concerns expressed by UK social services

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