If INM wins its review, the ODCE application won't make it to the starting blocks. Even if INM loses, the watchdog's application will be pushed back to June at the earliest
A long-running dispute with a former employee is set for a full hearing as allegations of blackmail and extortion and wiped memory sticks are aired
In the soup of alcohol, hazy memories and clashing evidence served up in Court 12 in Belfast, doubt went to the very heart of the issue
'Paddy has paid a heavy price personally, professionally and financially'
Department warned any such move could have “unintended consequences” for Ireland
Allegations of violence against child were raised by couple's former landlord
A Bill unveiled in Britain this week has been warmly embraced by the insurance industry, with Insurance Ireland saying it provides a 'template' to address the rising cost of claims here
The recent High Court decision reflects concerns that nationalism and populism are becoming a systemic threat to the rule of law in some EU countries
Ruling was against Italy’s largest energy multinational
The 73-year-old, who cited financial necessity as a reason for his desire to return to practice, is pursuing a Supreme Court appeal against a recent decision directing him to pay the Bar Council’s legal defence bill
Deming Gao, a naturalised Irish citizen who is originally from China, has brought a legal challenge claiming his illness was unlawfully reclassified from a work-related illness to an ordinary illness
Son claims mother breached family agreement
The sixth week of the Belfast rugby rape trial saw the cross-examination of the accused, and analysis of the WhatsApp messages the young men sent to each other the morning after the party
The Ireland rugby player spent three and a half hours giving evidence
At the trial in Belfast last week, Blane McIlroy’s evidence varied widely from that of the alleged victim - and from that of Paddy Jackson
