Former top judge says judiciary should reflect the community in gender and diversity
Canadian justice tells panel that many of the candidates for judicial appointments in her country come from academia or the public service
Canadian justice tells panel that many of the candidates for judicial appointments in her country come from academia or the public service
Charles Fergus’ appealed ruling on guarantees over unpaid loans to his building company
Bank of Scotland sought judgment against Donegal developer over guarantees provided between 2004 and 2006
Jack Kachkar given 30 years in prison for deception that led to 1,500 job losses
Ms Justice Mary Finlay Geoghegan makes comments as she retires from service
The Chief Justice criticises the failure to address ‘such a straightforward matter’
Case concerns a review by a judge of sexual abuse allegations against Dr Michael Shine
Judges agreed reconsideration of the complex statutory limitation periods applicable to personal injury actions is desirable
Wayne Ellis jailed for five years for having shotgun at Knocklyon shopping centre
Tech giant had already decided not to proceed with plan for Galway site
Issues included whether An Bord Pleanála was ‘competent authority’
Gerard Brown says Stephen Cooper wanted to be attacked to secure transfer to open jail
Eric Wansboro challenged decision he was not entitled to rely on unconstitutionality finding
Man sought redress over abuse by named Brothers in 1960s
Supreme Court rules no such entitlement outside ‘exceptional circumstances’
Social network wants to halt data-transfer referral to European court
Access to civil courts, guaranteed by Constitution, threatened by rising litigation costs
Clinic founder Dr Joseph Sheehan claimed Breccia was excluding him from business
Court found family rights should be a factor in deciding on non-EEA people entering and remaining in State
Judges dismissed claims including of objective bias on the part of the Central Bank
O’Brien appealing dismissal of action over TD’s comments on bank affairs
Judgment overturns Court of Appeal decision about entry to Killross Properties’ site
Bill relates to action against gardaí in Toscan du Planter investigation
Journalist challenged conduct of Garda investigation into Sophie Toscan du Plantier’s murder
‘Birth is the brightline event, you fall one side or the other,’ argues State in opening appeal
Judgment may affect the wording of the referendum on the Eighth Amendment
Judge ruled certain articles and commentary published in 2014 were contempt of court
Judges rule school was within rights not to employ woman as she could not perform tasks
Judge finds 2014 articles amounted to ‘egregious and blatant’ contempt
State asks Court of Appeal to overturn ruling linked to action over Toscan du Plantier inquiry
‘One of the leading advocates of his generation,’ Chief Justice Frank Clarke said in ceremony
President Higgins leads tributes to distinguished member of the Bar and former TD
Supreme Court has two more vacancies; further appointments not thought imminent
Decision paves way for a possible fresh trial on issue of disclosure of information by gardaí
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices