Irish Rail claims outbuilding of home backing on to Dart line caused embankment slip in Malahide
Building run-off due to recent heavy rain led to temporary closure of rail line
High Court
Case brought over Enterprise train fleet contract settled
Spanish firm CAF had sued Iarnród Éireann and Northern Ireland Railways challenging the legality of the contract tender process
Construction industry body welcomes adjudication ruling on contracts
Experts had warned on the cash flow impact of a recent High Court decision
Two gardaí off duty over investigation into ‘squaring’ penalty points have suspensions lifted
Limerick-based officers were never charged with an offence after suspension six years ago
Family settles High Court action over death of man who died following hospital discharge
Brendan Holden died from severe underlying ischemic heart disease two weeks after leaving Waterford hospital
Woman alleges she was branded a ‘gouger’ after gardaí discovered relationship with officer
‘Law-abiding citizen’ Sinead Warren claims she was falsely labelled a ‘major criminal’ in WhatsApp messages
High Court to set early hearing of ‘keep open’ dispute in Tesco superstore
Choice Stores wanted to wind down operations in space it shared with supermarket in Waterford
New Hoxton Hotel seeks injunction over music noise from adjoining club
Yamamori Izakaya, which hosts late-night music, shares party walls with hotel
Teacher who claimed garda broke her arm settles case shortly before verdict
Jury asked to decide whether fracture was caused by ‘unreasonable force’ from garda
High Court judge dismisses appeal over garda’s unlawful seizure of alleged cocaine
Judge finds it was correct to conclude search was illegal because garda was not ‘accompanied by’ colleague named on search warrant
Husband to get over half of estimated €6m assets in judicial separation
Judge rejects wife’s arguments for 50/50 split of assets
Jim O’Callaghan hails balance of rights, protections as Defamation Bill passes Oireachtas
Abolition of juries in High Court defamation cases is most significant change in decades
Lawyer complains about hearing delays in case over €6m apartment’s alleged heating defects
Case concerns claims by businesswoman Aideen O’Byrne that Dublin 4 apartment has endured temperatures of up to 33 degrees
Brian Grendon ordered to pay bill for bail effort in trial over alleged gang leadership
Clondalkin man (48) withdrew application amid High Court hearing
Army corporal claims he was ‘blocked’ from promotion despite being ‘only person qualified’ for job
Adam Courtney taking legal action against the Minister for Defence and the Attorney General
Developer Michael O’Flynn challenges business partner’s insolvency arrangement
Developer claims John O’Driscoll was allegedly not insolvent when he sought and was granted a PIA by the courts
Judge rules seven properties in estate will not be divided equally among five siblings
Couple had five children between whom it was agreed there were ‘long-standing family tensions’
What next for Enoch Burke?
In the News podcast: A disciplinary appeals panel was due to issue its findings, instead it fell apart
Vulnerable minor who should be in special care absconded from private accommodation
Tusla has not complied with court order to detain child because of lack of beds
Dispute over insurance payouts after Creeslough explosion partially settled, court hears
Ten people killed in 2022 incident at service station, with apartments on site affected
Sinn Féin senator alleging defamation may deliver late reply to defence, judge rules
Chris Andrews claims he was defamed in Irish Times article concerning Sinn Féin response to October 7th Hamas attack on Israel
Unfilled board vacancies at DAA present a new problem for Darragh O’Brien
Airports operator preparing to initiate process to replace Kenny Jacobs, who departed after high-profile legal standoff
Superintendent used reasonable force when striking fleeing ex-garda with baton after chase, jury finds
Second civil trial for Det Supt Rory Sheriff in four months after jury failed to reach conclusion
Student can remain anonymous for now in Trinity plagiarism case, pending appeal
Pharmacy student asking court to overturn decision to withdraw him from master’s course
Supreme Court ruling on wind farms requires all public bodies to consider climate impacts
Judgment states public bodies must try to act in line with national climate targets
Kenny Jacobs agrees to €480,000 DAA payment
Payment to outgoing CEO is about half the €968,000 he stood to receive in mediation deal last year
Jury asked to decide if sergeant used ‘reasonable force’ after baton strike on ex-garda
Retrial begins in case where John Bowe (41) alleges he was unlawfully struck after high-speed chase
Man allegedly drank up to 12 beers before reversing car over three children, court hears
Driver left scene on foot without checking condition of injured girls and boy, it is alleged
Director of child rights advocacy ‘unconcerned’ about litigation threat
New guardian ad litem service to mean better outcomes for children, says Pat Bergin
Kenny Jacobs to step down as DAA CEO after High Court action settled
Kenny Jacobs initiated the action against DAA after he was suspended by the company in December
Teacher who claims arm broken by garda could not have sustained injury before her arrest, court told
Denise Callinan claims she ‘screamed out in agony’ after member of force allegedly twisted her arm until it broke
Woman awarded more than €170,000 for injuries sustained in parking space incident
Judge described Josephine Higgins’s €1.75m claim for a loss of earnings as ‘excessive’
Decision to refuse permission for Laois wind farm to be quashed after court judgment
Supreme Court ruling says climate obligations were ‘real, effective, and if necessary enforceable’
Two resignations from panel convened to hear Enoch Burke appeal, court told
Jailed teacher says he had not seen correspondence on resignations and sought adjournment to allow consideration of issue
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