Court was told fencing was ripped down, locks were cut and a horse was impounded
Justice Michael Twomey ruled that patient outcomes at the north Dublin hospital must take priority over a dispute about the procurement process
The GRA press officer's recent interview with RTÉ's Paul Reynolds about the fake Garda breath tests fiasco was awkward, entertaining and destined to go viral
Agency aims to enforce its security in €17 million south Dublin estate; Woodtown Manor earmarked for a hotel and conference centre during boom
Lawyer Tweed served writ days before one-year limit
British law giant to open base in October, focusing on financial services and technology
Fiction: Levitation, By Sean O’Reilly, The Stinging Fly, €18.40
Millions in damages sought arising from alleged pyrite damage in a dozen boom-time developments in the greater Dublin area
The communications expert lodged High Court proceedings in the past week after a public parting of ways with the firm over fees, five years ago
Fiona Doyle's case caused a storm in 2013 when her father Patrick O'Brien was handed down a lenient three-year jail sentence
The Judicial Appointments Advisory Board (Jaab) received 112 applications for a single Circuit Co...
After nearly 17 years without a breakthrough, a gangland informant has shed new light on the disappearance of Trevor Deely, writes Francesca Comyn
Insurer's report contains few surprises, but not everyone agrees on the causes of delay, writes Francesca Comyn
Three prosecutions deemed unlawful after motorists restrained ‘without justification'
The High Court will convene for a special sitting next month to address the alleged “ulterior m...
