Ellen O’Riordan

Ellen O’Riordan

Ellen O’Riordan is a reporter with The Irish Times

Judge who threatened to remove mother’s custody conducted ‘flawed’ hearing, High Court rules

Orders made without District Court hearing girl’s views – a ‘fundamental requirement’

‘We have to deliver infrastructure at pace’: Uisce Éireann shifts focus to facilitate housing

‘If we’re to support this substantial housing target, we’ve got to do something different’

Appeal against vacant property levies backfires with landowner now to pay double

Plans approved for €1m site of former pub and nightclub to be turned into apartments

Public advised ‘in the strongest possible terms’ not to attend Wicklow-based GP

Medical Council ‘gravely concerned’ Regine Grah is still practising following High Court suspension

‘Tradwife’ and ‘manosphere’ content’s influence growing in Ireland, says National Women’s Council

New campaign warns about misogynistic content and challenges online messaging where women can be ‘pressurised’ into care roles

Christian Brothers says it settles most claims ‘without the stress of a court appearance’

Congregation adopted controversial legal strategy in response to man’s allegation he was sexually abused by former member

Lawyers could face sanctions including costs if AI leads to fake citations in court cases

High Court president issues practice direction to warn professionals and litigants on artificial intelligence

The story of the student accused of deception against UCD and the allegations of image-based sexual harassment

UCD’s handling of student’s efforts to progress to next year of study had come under fire. Now further details are emerging

Glen Hansard as an activist: A ‘giant in the fight against homelessness’

Annual Christmas Eve charity busk organised by singer-songwriter celebrated its 15th anniversary last year

‘I watched George Gibney be hero-worshipped while knowing the truth,’ says abuse survivor

Former swim coach accepts jury’s verdict and will not appeal against convictions, court hears

Lorcan Murphy’s use of ‘spy pen’ to record women in Dublin part of ‘path to future crime’

The Dubliner was jailed this month for murdering US nurse Mackenzie Michalski in Hungary

Department of Justice received 78 legal aid invoices for individual’s theft charges

Jim O’Callaghan says he will meet Law Society to discuss its concerns about reforms

State ‘cannot provide every home’: Minister says cultural change needed on housing

James Browne also indicated a VAT cut on apartment buildings won’t be extended to new-build homes in budget

Legal aid firm advised barristers to ask judges to routinely assign multiple solicitors to single client

Practice permitted and commonly used by some law firms until this year, when Minister introduced reforms reducing criminal legal aid payments

More than 18,000 availed of €14,000 rent-a-room tax relief in 2024

Near doubling of people availing of scheme in six years, Revenue figures show

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