Portmarnock members knew time was up for men-only policy
Court case from 2009 still stands but sometimes old institutions just need a nudge
Road traffic law ‘extremely difficult’ to follow because of additions and amendments
Law Reform Commission says laws should be available in consolidated form
Irish surgeon separates conjoined twins in Tanzania
Martin Corbally left Ireland after sanction by Medical Council but was vindicated in court
Ruling due on second request for Ian Bailey extradition to France
Sophie Tuscan du Plantier case: ‘No way around’ 2012 decision on extradition bar - counsel
State denies trying to usurp courts by seeking Ian Bailey decision referral to Europe
‘Somebody, somewhere’ had apparently decided that the Supreme Court got it ‘catastrophically wrong’, says judge
Colm Keena: We should beware another era of tribunals
It’s hard to balance individual rights with need to shine light on issues of public concern
Planning Tribunal: Suppression of material ‘inexplicable’, businessman says
Joseph Murphy jnr issues statement after tribunal said findings against him were ‘unlawful’
Quashing of Joseph Murphy findings a further indication of debacle
Planning tribunal expected to cost State about €160 million before it concludes
Shane Geoghegan’s killer loses appeal against conviction
Barry Doyle jailed for life in 2012 for murder of rugby player in case of mistaken identity
Man who ‘lied in and out of court’ loses appeal
Patrick Vesey said law firm negligently handled his damages case over bus crash
Ian Bailey charges: Similar warrant ruled unlawful in 2012
French authorities had not yet decided to try English journalist, Supreme Court found
Suspended sentences are rendered useless by ruling
Analysis: Court’s finding on constitutionality of provisions undercuts a key judicial tool
Judgment reserved on challenge to promissory notes
Supreme Court is hearing appeal against High Court rejection of challengeby Joan Collins TD to the issuing of €31bn promissory notes in 2009
Supreme Court overturns drink-driving conviction
Mr Justice Adrian Hardiman delivered judgment on the case days before his death
Adrian Hardiman praised as ‘Renaissance man’
Chair left vacant in Supreme Court for ‘colossus of the legal world’, who died aged 64
Commissioner acknowledges increase in gangland activity
Noirín O’Sullivan says gardaí cannot be everywhere all the time
Supreme Court judge Adrian Hardiman dies
‘A man who made great and courageous efforts on behalf of those who sought justice’
Supreme Court to rule later on dentists’ appeal
Case centres around changes to dental treatment for medical card holders
Minister entitled to refuse residency to uninsured driver
Supreme Court says decision on Bangladeshi man was justified
Papal nuncio urges ‘respect for life in all its stages’
Archbishop Brown says such respect is necessary norm which limits individual freedom
Supreme Court defers ruling in row over ‘floating home’ in Dublin
Council barred man from bringing ‘unsafe’ former minesweeper into harbour
Supreme Court allows Goode Concrete appeals in CRH case on grounds of alleged bias
High Court judge had held €135,000 of CRH shares when making ruling
Detention in Garda station was lawful, Supreme Court rules
Trial judge previously ruled man’s statement was inadmissible due to a change of shifts
Retrial refused in burglary case over admissibility of evidence ruling
Case centres on man lawfully acquitted of burglary under changes to admissibility of evidence in criminal trials
Supreme Court decision offers gardaí ‘get-out clause’
Michael O’Higgins SC thinks decision relaxing criminal evidence rules has huge implications
Supreme Court judge criticises ruling on evidence in trials
Adrian Hardiman says ruling gives Garda ‘effective immunity from judicial oversight’
Landmark decision rewrites evidence rulebook
Divisions emerge as judges relax controls on use of evidence obtained in breach of rights
Supreme Court alters rule for criminal trial evidence
Bar on use of evidence obtained in breach of a constitutional right has now been removed
Judicial history made as Supreme Court sits outside Dublin
All 10 judges of Supreme Court sit in Cork for the first time to hear two cases
Traveller youth loses Supreme Court case over school bias
Judge says evidence before Circuit Court was not enough to allow it to make a proper assessment
Surrogacy legislation to be discussed by Cabinet
Leo Varadkar proposal that one parent would share genes aims to end legal vacuum
System for doctor complaints in disarray over Martin Corbally case
Analysis: Striking balance between grievances and medics’ right to fair hearing is critical
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