Court of Appeal reserves judgment in student’s case against UCD over allowances after alleged rape
High Court had rejected medical student’s claim that UCD failed to make adequate allowances for studies
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Supreme Court dismisses appeal by Regency Hotel getaway driver over conviction
Jason Bonney (55) convicted of facilitating the Hutch criminal organisation in carrying out 2016 murder of David Byrne
Father and son refused further appeal over Covid movement penalty notices
Supreme Court says there was no question of any injustice being visited on the appellants
Jozef Puska abandons appeal against conviction for murder of Ashling Murphy
Man serving a life sentence for the murder of 23-year-old schoolteacher outside Tullamore, Co Offaly
Minister gets Supreme Court appeal over finding she erred in redress scheme
High Court found error in decision to exclude two institutions from mother and baby home compensation programme
Challenge to Slane bypass permission can go to Court of Appeal, judge rules
John Rogers of Crewbane, Slane, has argued the proposed bypass would impact his lands
Regency Hotel attack getaway drivers fail in bid to have prison sentences reduced
Judge says Jason Bonney (55) and Paul Murphy (64) ‘far from peripheral’ to 2016 events in which Kinahan gang member David Byrne killed
Scope of Jozef Puska’s appeal against conviction for murdering Ashling Murphy may change, court hears
He is serving life for killing teacher on canal towpath more than four years ago
Man’s action alleging sexual assault by high-profile solicitor father can proceed, Supreme Court rules
Stephen Beatty claims Walter Beatty snr, a former Law Society president, assaulted him when he was 15
Johnson & Johnson wins €58,000 cut in compensation payout to former Limerick hurler
Mark Keane had been awarded almost €1m by High Court for injuries while freeing colleague from machine
New custody cases may be disrupted as solicitors escalate action over legal aid payments
More criminal hearings are adjourned as row with Department of Justice worsens
Supreme Court to hear appeal by Dublin criminal who tried to dissuade witness in garda murder trial
Lawyers for Dean Byrne argue that no offence is committed where a person uses lawful means to persuade a witness not to give false evidence
Divorced elderly woman gets reprieve from family home sale order in assets dispute
Woman and ex-husband jointly hold substantial property and company assets
‘One of the best people’: 23 character references for convicted child exploiter released
Submission of pre-sentencing character letters for people convicted of crimes is a common but more veiled practice
Hundreds of criminal cases adjourned as solicitors withdraw services in legal aid row
Action could intensify next week to affect all cases, solicitors warn
Ex-TD Jim Glennon described convicted child abuser as ‘friend’ with ‘infectious energy’
Indian Embassy representative, HSE project manager and co-founder of children’s charity among those who gave references for Daniel Ramamoorthy
State will not oppose bid to have Sallins robbery conviction declared miscarriage of justice, court hears
Osgur Breatnach was wrongly convicted in 1978 and spent 18 months in jail
Aaron Connolly granted bail after quashing of conviction for Cameron Reilly murder
Strict conditions set for 26-year-old’s bail
Retrial ordered for Aaron Connolly after Cameron Reilly murder conviction quashed
Court found the Cameron Reilly trial judge’s charge to the jury lacked balance and in parts may have been seen as ‘advocacy’ for the prosecution case
Man convicted in Thomas ‘Tom’ Dooley murder trial loses appeal bid
Defence argued case should have been withdrawn from jury as a result of unfairness
Enoch Burke no longer receiving Department of Education salary after formal dismissal, court told
Burke remains in prison after again refusing to give a court undertaking not to trespass at his former workplace
Enoch Burke’s dismissal from Westmeath school confirmed amid end of appeals process
Court hears jailed teacher does not accept decision
Conviction for Dublin rioter who set Garda car alight upheld by Court of Appeal
Man argued there was a risk he was ‘being made an example of’ by the sentencing judge
Conviction quashed for man who served three years of life sentence for Cameron Reilly’s murder
Court of Appeal found trial judge’s instructions to jury may have been seen as ‘advocacy’ for prosecution in parts
Cage fighter seeks miscarriage of justice ruling for 2014 murder conviction
Leszek Sychulec (40s) was jailed over killing of man (23) beaten and left to drown in river Shannon
Bank of Ireland ‘discourteous’ to Supreme Court
Chief Justice criticises lender’s failure to disclose loan sale
Bray Boxing club shooter says jury should not have been shown photos of him holding a gun
Gerard Cervi is advancing a total of 14 grounds in his appeal against murder conviction
Slane bypass: former attorney general seeks High Court’s permission to appeal
John Rogers questioned An Coimisiún Pleanála’s environmental expertise in granting approval for N2 bypass
Sentence tripled for man (24) who punched then-girlfriend for ‘liking’ TikTok
Gavin Lawlor repeatedly assaulted victim (18) and continued to attack her while on bail for assaults
Enoch Burke to remain in prison after telling High Court he was not trespassing
Burke to remain in prison after refusing to purge his contempt of court order banning him from his former workplace
Jim Glennon’s brief flirtation with politics never reached heights of his sporting life
Moving into public affairs, Glennon said a lobbyist did privately what a TD did publicly
Former TD Jim Glennon confirms he wrote character reference for convicted child abuser
Daniel Ramamoorthy, a one-time government department advisor, was found guilty of sexually exploiting a teenage boy
New date set for Jozef Puska’s appeal against conviction for murder of Ashling Murphy
Puska (35) is serving a life sentence for the murder of the teacher in January 2022
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