HSE to consider court ruling over reinstatement of gynaecologist
Prof Ray O’Sullivan on paid leave after concerns raised over patient research
Prof Ray O’Sullivan on paid leave after concerns raised over patient research
First woman to be appointed to role to step down after two years
Judge describes outcome at family company as ‘regrettable’
Lisa Sheehan awarded €87,000 over stress from witnessing ‘horror’ aftermath of crash
Firearm was discharged by an Irish Army soldier at Portlaoise prison 34 years ago
Rule number one: don’t talk about the anomalies or you might have to address them
Twenty occupants seek overturn of order requiring ‘persons unknown’ to leave
Donegal bar owner succeeds in appeal over alleged negligence at premises in 2012
Businesses hope guidelines will help reform State’s ‘generous’ compensation system
Aoibhe Naghten fell and another skater went over her hand during visit to pop-up rink in Blanchardstown
Byrnes’ loans transferred to Nama in 2010
Judge reduces €76,000 award to €41,000, says some judges viewed as ‘more generous or parsimonious’
Keith Harrison alleged bias due to judge having worked before with superintendent
Appeal arose from 2017 finding that airline had not been defamed by pilots in an email
Airline claimed defendants were suggesting that Ryanair misled investors
‘Reformer’ Ms Justice Mary Irvine appointed chair of new body examining compensation
Last mortgage payment made in 2013 as Tanager seeks possession of Clonsilla home
Noel Gibbons argued investigation into matter was unfair and fundamentally flawed
An Bord Pleanála approved scheme after it was initially rejected by county council
Patient was challenging alleged failure of the HSE to answer her application for drug pembrolizumab
High Court declaration comes after man alleged he was perjured in childcare proceedings
Aidan Farrelly and Kevin Gavigan suffered cuts in pay by way of penalty
Retailer seeks order quashing An Bord Pleanála decision
Dublin group involved in expensive litigation with the State over tendering processes
Alan Donnelly acknowledged comments on Facebook about Ted Leddy were untrue and will pay him over €19,000
Roscommon school informed it had teaching staff in excess of its approved allocation, court told
Elizabeth Crumlish, a member of Travelling community, claims decision was unreasonable
Action brought by James Kavanagh, of Templerainey, Arklow, Co Wicklow
Accused claims delay in charging him meant he will lose anonymity he would have as child
PIB ex-chair Dorothea Dowling claims aunt not of sound disposing mind for second will
Hold up in analysing parents’ computer means their children may be taken into care
Garda Commissioner gives undertaking but phone of journalist who recorded Strokestown incident will be retained
Accused, who was 16 when arrested, claims delay means he could face harsher penalty
Dublin aparthotel company wins leave to bring judicial review
Case was over loans relating to purchase of commercial units in Sandyford
Kathleen Joyce says she cannot do placement needed to finish studies without clarification
Student takes High Court challenge over a planned disciplinary hearing
Settlement agreed after claim law required assessment within 3 months of application
Comments came during High Court case over multi-vehicle collison on M50 in Dublin
Judge lifts stay granted after 2015 $6m counterclaim against US technology giant
David Sutton (42) sued Kingswood FC for fielding player with ‘a violent propensity’
Mother fears development of boy, who has displayed autism symptoms, could be affected by wait
Peter Sweetman brings case over decision by Minister for Heritage, Culture and the Gaeltach
Kathy Moore went through tolled section of motorway on 22 occasions without paying
Move could hit group’s plans to exploit oil discovery off the south coast
Child and Family Agency explains motivation for taking day-old child at High Court
Boy taken from woman in hospital by gardaí and social workers over fears for his safety
Leaving Certs claim decision of school board a fundamental breach of fair procedures
Mother has secured leave for judicial review over how emergency care order was made for newborn
Judges’ decision could see repossession of some homes speeded up
Court of Appeal upholds registration of vulture fund as owner of charge on man’s home
Council granted order to have 25 people moved due from site to alleged fire hazard
Court orders 25 adults and children be moved as council concerns fire could spread rapidly from one mobile to another
Larry Mullen and his partner claimed they lost over €1 million due to unsuitable advice
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices