High Court

‘Guns for hire’ can be exposed through cross-examination and questioning, court hears

Couple say they want to use property for daughter with additional needs

Loan is subject of complex legal row after being challenged by Revenue

Denis Brosnan says former son-in-law has personal liability for bank debt

Cases brought by two Afghan men are being fast-tracked and will be heard by High Court later this month

Grosvenor Cleaning Services claims the university failed to adequately inform it of the reasons for the rejection of its tender

US property group Hines had said it “looks forward to the swift conclusion of the proceedings”

More than 90% of personal injury cases settle before they come before a judge, seminar hears

Mr Justice Brian O’Moore has been managing the case to ensure an ‘unsually early trial’

Concessionaire loses appeal against finding it is not entitled to “special ratings benefits” in relation to payments to Transport Infrastructure Ireland

Insurer expects to pay outstanding Covid-19 pub business interruption claims this year following High Court ruling on outstanding issues

Defence Forces captain Alan Kearney claims his nomination for Captain of the Guard was cancelled in breach of his rights

Court hears former chief operating officer of Carne is seeking order against Dublin-based group

H A O’Neil, part of Jones Engineering, says no valid disagreement exists between it and Unite members

Family of Hannah Collins hope others will be encouraged to ‘keep asking the difficult questions’ after their case

Ivor Broderick (49) alleged he was jumped on and punched and kicked in the head during a 2017 assault

Judge found painter-decorator was 40% liable for 2017 incident

UK cannot be deemed a safe third country due to relocation scheme, says applicant

Company owned by Rosie Connolly Quinn claims goods should not have been available at two shops

Marco Polo Network Operations’ current liabilities exceed its total value of assets by €2.5m

Eight-year-old suffered superficial burns with blisters on his thigh, hip and foot

Revenue Commissioners told court it no longer want to take over an application to appoint liquidators to Cloughwater Plastics

Local authorities’ role will be reduced to giving effect to national policy, and decisions will be harder to challenge in court

High Court declared last month the HSE has duty to provide man with ‘appropriate’ supports

He also wants court to restrain Tusla from further investigating allegations

Fines over alleged contempt of orders will exceed €25,000 by Friday

Up to 1,250 children could experience some form of neurodevelopmental delay as a result of exposure to valproate in utero - HSE report

Sous chef was carrying tray of vegetables to basement when he fell down four steps

Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman awarded couple €15,000 after ruling they were ‘mis-sold’ policy

Court extends injunction on material being sold or published by hackers

Bank discloses details of private settlements in wake of controversy over DJ Carey’s debt deal

High Court told dog bit girl without warning when she was visiting friend in Naas, Co Kildare eight years ago

People with intellectual disabilities need lifelong decision-making support, says disability rights group

Pat O’Donnell & Co ‘extremely anxious’ about the prospect of neighbouring residential development

Toddler allegedly suffered scalding injuries to skin in accident on May 16th, 2015

Teacher must make sworn statement about complying with court orders by Friday, judge directs

The male says he did not have documentation to prove he is 17 when he applied for international protection earlier this month

Liquidators of B Logistics allege the directors misused company funds, underdeclared income to Revenue and unlawfully availed of Covid-19 support schemes

Mr Justice Michael Twomey has amended his ruling from last month

Appeal was granted in proceedings taken against unknown ‘trespassers’ in two Dublin buildings associated with businessman Jerry Beades