Solicitor arrested after Garda search of offices takes High Court case
Action brought by solicitor James Flynn, who formerly served as taxing master, and his firm
Former taxing master seeks to quash search warrant behind his arrest
Gardaí questioned Jim Flynn for two days in investigation into alleged money laundering
Minister has ‘no powers’ to intervene in Garda cold case investigation into 1984 death
McEntee tells Pat Nugent’s family that an outside agency cannot examine chef’s mysterious death
Family of chef who died in 1984 object to new Garda cold-case inquiry
Relatives of Co Clare man want a public inquiry or investigation by an external agency
Ombudsman report into paramilitary murders avoided term ‘collusion’
North’s police watchdog noted ‘collusive behaviour’ between RUC and loyalist terrorists
UK plans to end Troubles-related legal cases ‘morally, constitutionally offensive’
Britain trying to shut down examinations of state collusion allegations, lawyer says
Survivors of mother and baby homes say redress scheme ‘discriminates against’ some residents
Only those who spent over six months in mother and baby homes as infants eligible
Family told report into investigation of Clare man’s 1984 death will be released
Relatives of Patrick Nugent have ‘positive’ meeting with Justice officials about report
The UDA killer nicknamed ‘Top Gun’ behind a dozen sectarian murders
Known to few outside loyalist circles, Stephen McKeag left a trail of death behind him
Inquiry finds ‘collusive behaviours’ by RUC in murder of Catholic teenager
British military personnel were ‘eyewitnesses to murder’ of Damien Walsh (17)
Twitter user to pay six-figure sum over false allegations about BBC’s Stephen Nolan
Man made false allegations on two accounts and was identified by Nolan’s security team
Belturbet families appeal for fresh inquest into teenagers’ deaths
Geraldine O’Reilly, Patrick Stanley died when car bomb exploded in town in 1972
More than 30 people make criminal complaints about mother and baby homes in five days
Former residents urged to come forward if they were subject to or witnessed abuse
Journalist alleges PSNI failing to investigate threat to rape her baby
Sunday World reporter says threat is from known criminal with loyalist connections
Sil Fox: ‘My phone went silent. Nobody rang’
The comedian wants his life back after a recent sex assault case against him was dismissed
Ruling quashing Adams’s conviction opens door to compensation case
If Gerry Adams does take a civil case he could be in for ‘six-figure’ sum, according to rough legal estimates
New Covid-19 powers introduced in North as death toll rises to 21
Among those suffering from virus is Belfast solicitor Niall Murphy who is critical but stable in hospital
Leading Northern Ireland lawyer in critical condition because of coronavirus
Niall Murphy in hospital since last week
Activists in fresh attempt to sue Libya for supplying Semtex to IRA
Two men seek compensation through Belfast court for bombings in 1993 and 1988
Antrim developer begins test negligence action against Ulster Bank
Further such writs pending on both sides of Border, says solicitor
Father of Paddy Jackson secures judgment in libel action over false claims on Twitter
It was falsely claimed Peter Jackson offered to pay off complainant in his son’s rape trial
State asked not to deport man convicted of terror offences
European Court of Human Rights to consider case of wanted Algerian man living in Ireland
Michaella McCollum to receive further payout over photo publication
Former drugs mule sued newspaper owners over publication of intimate photograph
Dana Rosemary Scallon settles defamation case against Sunday World
Eurovision winner alleged newspaper article claimed she covered-up child abuse
Ulster Bank to close SME redress scheme as complainants up the ante
Businesses impacted by bank’s restructuring unit have until year end to seek compensation
Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding to be prosecuted for alleged rape
Two rugby players will appear in court in Belfast next month and will contest the charges
State deporting man allegedly involved with Isis
Lawyers of man accused of being Islamic State’s main recruiter here attempt to stop process
Michaella McCollum must stay in Peru despite Reid ruling
Peruvian judge allows Scottish drug smuggler to return home following prison release
Decision to resume Birmingham bombing inquests welcomed
SDLP says finding the truth must be ‘non-negotiable’
Boston College subpoenaed for Anthony McIntyre interviews
British government seeks access to taped interview by former IRA prisoner
Michaella McCollum released from Peru jail, solicitor says
Drug smuggler received parole but unclear if she is allowed to return home to Co Tyrone
Doctor worked with children after sex abuse convictions - report
NSPCC and Amnesty call for investigation into ‘bewildering’ case of Dr Morris Fraser
Families of Troubles victims continue their struggle for truth
Northern Ireland’s legacy issues are left aside by politicians as relatives demand justice
Minister may face judicial review over Ludlow murder
Relatives of murder victim unhappy with response of Frances Fitzgerald
Castlereagh break-in allowed to happen, says former PSNI officer
Several special officers had to move after security breach at Belfast police station in 2002
Family claims PSNI collusion in 1994 Dublin pub murder
Martin Doherty shot dead on Pearse Street outside Widow Scallans pub
Families to brief UK MPs on justice ‘failures’ in Republic
Relatives of killed or missing going to Westminster to voice frustration at inaction
PSNI to investigate role of ‘Stakeknife’ in 40 IRA murders
Freddie Scappaticci accused of being linked to killings while head of punishment unit
Brendan Smyth’s victims to sue Garda for damages
Evidence to Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry has prompted legal proceedings
Court refuses to hear Winkie Rea’s appeal over Boston tapes
Solicitor of former loyalist confirms they will take case to European Court of Human Rights
Papers served on ex-British army general 42 years after killing
Damages are sought from Frank Kitson over 1973 Belfast blast in which Eugene Heenan died
Birmingham victims' families demand new inquest
Inquest did not reopen after Birmingham Six were released by the Court of Appeal
Ex-NI policeman at centre of Chelsea incident denies he is racist
Richard Barklie (50) from Co Antrim is director of human rights group
Boston tapes will not be held in US Consulate in Belfast
Judge varies order due to difficulties lodging sealed container with US representatives
Ruling stops PSNI flying to US to collect Boston tapes
Former loyalist prisoner Winston ‘Winkie’ Rea gave interviews to US university project
Former loyalist prisoner seeks to block access to Boston tapes interview
Winston ‘Winkie’ Rea wants to halt handover of material to public prosecutor
Michaella McCollum’s move to NI prison approved by Stormont
Peruvian authorities have documents necessary for repatriating drug smuggler
Ex-wife of double murderer Colin Howell not to be prosecuted
Kyle Jorgensen was told of gassing of husband’s first wife and of then lover’s husband
Fresh inquests ordered into 1976 Kingsmill massacre of 10 Protestant workmen
Fears North’s coroner has resources to deal with backlog of cases from Troubles era
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