Court of Appeal

'A school is not entitled to be more welcoming than the law permits’, Mr Burke tells court

Advocate General of EU Court of Justice finds Ireland wrong to refuse allowance on basis woman would place ‘unreasonable burden’ on State

Dublin City Council contended High Court’s findings will have ‘enormous implications’ for road authority operations

Brazilian Renato Gehlen, who denies murder, is appealing life sentence handed down in 2021

The State is to oppose the application by Senan O’Flaherty (66) at Ennis Circuit Court

Protesting Burke removed by gardaí from High Court earlier

Michael Welby (24) was drunk and speeding when he crashed and killed passenger Róisín Hession after being chased by gardaí

Woman acquitted in Circuit Court in 2021 after forensic psychologist’s evidence excluded from trial

A High Court judge says amendments to research paper show its original conclusion was ‘problematical’

Three Court of Appeal judges are drafted in to hear appeal over controversial guidelines slashing damages

Military judge describes offences committed by Philip McCarthy as ‘egregious breach of ethos’

Two women lose appeals after social welfare cut because ex-partners contributing towards mortgages

Wilson’s Hospital secondary school says two factual inaccuracies in its documents have come to light

Joseph Moore suffered devastating injuries as a result of the 2013 accident

Only by arriving at fair sentence is voice of victim ‘truly heard’, says judge

State appeals six-and-a-half year sentence for Costel Pirvu (39) who raped and imprisoned woman with mild intellectual disability

Bus Éireann asked a three-judge appeal court to cut the award to between €30,000 and €40,000

Colleen McCann received a 12-month suspended sentence for careless driving causing the death of 17-year-old Ciaran McKenna 10 years ago in Co Monaghan

The ex-Sinn Féín councillor maintains he was not aware of how the room in the Regency would be used

The court said the man may now be entitled to seek compensation due to the tribunal’s decision

IBRC counsel says still ‘in the public interest’ to pursue case even if no chance of recovering money from former Irish Nationwide boss

Stephen ‘Rossi’ Walsh (75) argued he could not get a fair trial due to reports published in days leading up to October 2010 trial

Harte Peat is appealing against a High Court ruling which found some of its activities were unauthorised

Obstetrician says his expert opinion has sometimes been sought and then put aside because it did not suit a plaintiff’s case

Counsel for convicted killer says ‘everything’ European court said about dangers of data retention had happened in his client’s case

Lawyer for Mícheál Ó Leidhin (38), who groped woman while she was asleep, said issue of ‘implied consent’ not put to trial jury

Dwyer to rely on phone metadata ruling in bid to overturn conviction

Catriona Cunniffe’s father died intestate 36 years ago when she was aged 17

The Court of Appeal found it was “erroneous” to dismiss the cases against Tipperary County Council

Ms Keating, of Bluebell Road, Bluebell, Dublin, sued the taxi driver whose vehicle was involved in the collision in 2016

Judge ruled the High Court’s award was 'on the high side' but not so disproportionate to amount to an error of law

A court ruling last March found Prof Ray O’Sullivan was entitled to an order cancelling his suspension and reinstating him with immediate effect

Burke to pursue defamation claim over Sunday Independent article, High Court earlier told

Court earlier upheld decision granting summary judgment to Ulster Bank and receivers it appointed

Move was attempt to ‘set at nought’ way trial was run and did not come close to meeting required threshold, judge says

Solicitor had brought an ‘urgent’ application seeking an expedited hearing of her judicial review action

Concern raised over ‘reliance’ on online resource by judges and legal staff due to risk of anonymous manipulation

Brian Shaughnessy claims his legal team did not adequately represent him at trial

Appeal against 2015 conviction for murder of Elaine O’Hara is scheduled to last two days

Panel of three Supreme Court judges held the HSE raised issue of general public importance