Appeal court overturns ban on Orange Order parade passing through Garvaghy Road
Parades Commission had on Friday granted permission for Protestant organisation to march through mainly nationalist area of Portadown
High Court
Carlow entrepreneur Illann Power charged with forging documents to ‘hinder’ criminal prosecution
Carlow entrepreneur refused bail faces 10 charges, five for forgery and five for deception
Paddy McKillen jnr, with debts of €27.7m, applies for personal insolvency arrangement
Co-founder of Press Up hospitality has just €270 in his bank account, court hears
‘Nikita Hand should be the national treasure. Not him’: A rare moment of Dáil unity
Ivana Bacik called for an increase in the level of support for victims of domestic violence
Woman refuses to facilitate in-person access as she is ‘terrified’ child will be abducted
Father, who has not seen his child since late last year, has been unable to secure visa for State
Martin Foley secures €200,000 loan in bid to fend off Cab home seizure
Criminal Assets Bureau has been granted permission to seize and sell Kimmage property to settle tax debt
Tree surgeon accused over bonfire mosque replica burning claims he was unaware of effigy
Effigy on summit of Co Tyrone pyre accompanied by ‘Islamic fascism’ sign in Arabic writing
‘We’re not trying to slow things down’: Court-ordered demolition of homes behind schedule
But work to raze 29 modular properties built without planning permission has started
Father seeking daughter’s return from Ireland believes mother had ‘planned’ to take her
Man living abroad denies Irish woman’s allegations of abuse including coercive control, High Court hears
Criminal legal aid solicitors warn services withdrawal set to run into new legal year
Solicitors tell senior judges the Minister for Justice has ‘failed to engage’ meaningfully over legal aid payments
Minister opposes Gaza student’s challenge over refusal of visa to study at Trinity
Student who got fully-funded five-year scholarship is among more than 100 denied visas
Alleged stalker to have electronic monitoring tag removed so he can attend MMA classes
Court heard Jude McGuigan also wants to attend football practice and a local gym to improve his mental health
State reneged on promise to provide school place to autistic girl (7), court told
Twins cried when seeing friends going to ‘big school’ and they could not, judge told
Boy (13) at risk of being ‘exploited for criminal purposes’ carried in car boot on M50
Teenager found with heroin ‘on his person’, High Court judge told, while dealing with matters related to special care system
Examiner believes Horse Sport Ireland is salvageable, High Court hears
Equestrian body applied for examinership when it become clear it was unable to meet debts
People who would never normally get bail are walking free because of the legal aid row
I am aware of at least one case where an accused, who was unrepresented in the District Court and granted bail, assaulted their partner to a degree requiring surgery within two days of being released
Building tycoon Maurice Regan buys Meath castle that was former home of Duke of Wellington
New York and Clonmel-based billionaire acquired castle in deal to buy developer Gerry Gannon’s debts from Nama
Michael O’Flynn wins challenge to ex business partner’s personal insolvency arrangement
John O’Driscoll ‘unequivocally not insolvent’ at relevant time, High Court rules
Judge dismisses damages claim by girl over leg break in trampoline fall
Ruling issued that plaintiff failed to establish negligence or breach of duty against defendant
Martin ‘The Viper’ Foley granted further short stay on sale of house
Cab seizing Dublin home of gangland criminal to pay off nearly €1m tax bill
Rathwood ends ‘working relationship’ with brothers formerly behind business
Internal messages had shown brothers discussing various elements of troubled furniture business
High Court hearing to sanction Bawag takeover of PTSB set for October
Uncertainty remains over whether a separate count of minority shareholders will be required to approve the deal
Solicitor James MacGuill, who acted in several landmark cases, dies aged 63
MacGuill took test case that forced Government to reform Ireland’s criminal injuries compensation scheme
‘Give them no hope’ – Rathwood messages show continued involvement of Keogh brothers
Internal messages at troubled retailer address which staff should be kept on and how business should be run
Man on theft charges faces €45,000 legal bill for bail hearing
Man sought High Court inquiry into his detention against backdrop of criminal legal aid fees dispute
Airbnb manager said he was unlawfully fired despite ‘very positive’ performance review
Jonathan Pugliese, who led Airbnb’s premium French support team in Ireland, took High Court proceedings against the company
Former RTÉ presenter Keith Walsh sues broadcaster for ‘unfair dismissal’
2FM presenter co-hosted Breakfast Republic for more than five years from 2014
Solicitors consider approaching barristers to join strike in escalation of fees fight with Minister
Impact of dispute set to escalate as courts resume after summer recess
Bessborough campaigners seek judicial review over plan to build apartments at Cork site
The burial place of more than 800 children who spent time at Bessborough mother and baby institution is unknown
Families who end up in court are unhappy in strikingly similar ways
The publication of anonymised case reports from the Family Law Reporting Project is an important step towards transparency and accountability
Number of EU nationals declaring themselves bankrupt in Republic accelerates
Bulk of those engaging in the process were from Germany
Sacked teacher Enoch Burke turns up outside Wilson’s Hospital School again
Burke has repeatedly been jailed for breaching court orders banning him from Co Westmeath premises
‘It invalidated me as their mother’: Irish woman told to return daughter’s passport
Dublin native in same-sex relationship ‘devastated’ after daughter refused Irish citizenship as she was not birth mother
High Court judge criticises colleague’s analysis in unlawful detention case
Judge Garrett Simons says man was not unlawfully detained because solicitor refused to represent him
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