Chief Justice highlights independence of Attorney General

Susan Denham makes remarks as Máire Whelan becomes a Court of Appeal judge

Court bid by man with alleged links to Islamic terrorism to prevent deportation

The man, who has been living in Ireland for several years, denies membership of any terror group

Supreme Court rules student with dyslexia was not discriminated against

Special explanatory notes were attached to complainant’s Leaving Certificate

Abuse victim loses appeal against overturning of damages

Supreme Court unanimously upholds Court of Appeal decision to overturn €493,000 award

John Gilligan and family ordered to leave homes by court

Gilligans considering possible appeal to European Court of Human Rights

State faces €1m bill from Joan Collins promissory note case

Court does not follow rule of costs following judgment due to importance of issues raised

Shane Geoghegan’s killer loses appeal against conviction

Barry Doyle jailed for life in 2012 for murder of rugby player in case of mistaken identity

Ban on surrogacy in Ireland urged by campaigner

Practice not illegal in State but largely unregulated despite calls for legislative clarity

No new judges until law on appointments passes, says Ross

Independent Alliance minister also calls for declaration of interests for judges

Park zoned for St Teresa’s Gardens despite regeneration warning

Councillors eye land for park and sports despite Department of Housing advice

Former AG Michael McDowell backs call for judicial council

Suggestion of register of interests for judges dropped from Seanad motion

Judges considered ‘nuclear option’ in pay dispute

Mid-financial crisis move would have led to rift between executive and judiciary

Hardiman threatened to resign over judges' pay referendum

Late Supreme Court judge made intentions known before 2011 vote, book reveals

Judges claimed over €780,000 in expenses in first half of 2016

Largest claim, for €24,500, was made by District Court judge, new figures show

Senior judges line up against city park plan for Smithfield

Rezoning could jeopardise family court facility, states Mrs Justice Susan Denham

Ian Bailey charges: Similar warrant ruled unlawful in 2012

French authorities had not yet decided to try English journalist, Supreme Court found

PAC engaged in ‘frolic of its own’ in dealings with Angela Kerins

Committee made statements and comments derogatory of ex-Rehab boss, counsel says

Judgment reserved on challenge to promissory notes

Supreme Court is hearing appeal against High Court rejection of challengeby Joan Collins TD to the issuing of €31bn promissory notes in 2009

How surrogacy works – or doesn’t – in Ireland

Families Through Surrogacy conference aims to bring information and advice to couples

Judges should not paralyse inquiries, High Court president says

Mr Justice Nicholas Kearns issues warning to courts on final day on the bench

Supreme Court orders recount of votes in north Kerry

Judges upheld former senator Dan Kiely’s claim that there was a mistake in 2014 count

Judicial council ‘imperative’, says Chief Justice

Justice Susan Denham says Ireland’s reputation is being damaged by delay in setting up council

Mr Justice John Murray retires as Supreme Court judge

Tributes paid to former chief justice who ‘was passionate about the Irish nation’

Student drops appeal against newspapers over YouTube video

Eoin McKeogh lost application for anonymity in reports on dispute over taxi clip

Retrial refused in burglary case over admissibility of evidence ruling

Case centres on man lawfully acquitted of burglary under changes to admissibility of evidence in criminal trials

Brian O’Donnell drops Gorse Hill keys in front of BoI chief

Former solicitor says family has been in court over house, and lost, a total of 82 times

Supreme Court rejects O’Donnell bid to remain at Gorse Hill

Court rejects application for stay on order to leave Killiney home

Supreme Court rejects appeal on Children’s Referendum

Court had been urged to order re-run of vote over finding Constitution was breached

Supreme Court alters rule for criminal trial evidence

Bar on use of evidence obtained in breach of a constitutional right has now been removed

Chief Justice threatens to cancel court sittings because of cold

Letters released under Freedom of Information say it was a ‘significant health matter’

Graham Dwyer has been in custody since arrest in October 2013

Dwyer charged with Elaine O’Hara’s murder and detained after initial day of questioning

Farmer’s ex-wife to get €900,000 in asset-division ruling

Woman to get funds in lump sum after ex-husband disputed valuation figures

Former wife gets €2m payment in deal sealed with a kiss

Divorced couple reach agreement in Supreme Court case

New role: Chief Justice Susan Denham assumes presidency of European judges’ network

Family’s private anguish rekindles Ireland’s strained debate on rights of unborn child - again

Case could present conflict between right to life and right to die a natural death

Scottish separatist’s appeal against extradition to UK dismissed

Charges include allegation Adam Busby threatened to contaminate drinking water in UK

Judges’ expense claims show huge variations across all levels

Courts Service says costs have fallen by more than 30 per cent since 2008

Man facing child porn charges can challenge refusal to try him in Ireland

After Ali Damache ruling, State accepts Eric Eoin Marques entitled to judicial review

Damache entitled to review of prosecution decision

US seeks extradition of Algerian-born Irish citizen on terrorism charges

‘Unexplained’ 24 year delay in ‘savage assault’ prosecution halts charges

Supreme Court rules on woman accused for causing harm to father with intent to murder

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