Sean Burke lodges High Court action after repeatedly viewing ‘extremely violent and upsetting material’ as part of his job

A plan to increase the age to 24 for Garda Diversion Programme will be considered by the Minister for Justice

Research by a Dublin law firm has revealed that An Bord Pleanála has faced 18 judicial reviews on Strategic Housing Developments

Combined revenue for the ‘big seven’ was estimated at nearly €850 million, up more than €30 million from two years ago

The controversial Skellig Star centre in Cahersiveen is part of a portfolio of emergency reception centres and nursing homes owned by Paul Collins’s investment firm Remcoll 2

Court of Appeal ruling comes after case involving identical employment claims against two sister companies

Wicklow man claims the businessman breached contract over joint purchase of property on Grand Canal Street Lower

The legal titan has already proven himself a safe pair of hands in the role of Attorney General

Wild Geese founder André Levy takes issue with being called ‘pugnacious’, regarding his 15 years of litigation against drinks giants as a battle against injustice

McCann Fitzgerald contacted the then housing minister Eoghan Murphy requesting that the text be changed to clearly exclude commercial tenants from protection

André Levy, the owner of Protégé, is chasing Irish Distillers and Bacardi in two separate legal disputes in Ireland and the US

New data from Clare company HRLocker shows the pandemic caused a large backlog in holidays owed to employees at 500 companies

The European court ruling has bought the government time but it will still have to address the issue of corporate tax reform

Major victory for Irish government as European court annuls finding that the company received selective advantage

In a groundbreaking case, 30 plaintiffs claim the government’s use of Public Services Card data breached privacy laws

The government and the Courts Service have reached agreement on a scaled-back development at Hammond Lane in Smithfield with an estimated cost of €80 million

Andrew and Philip Fried are battling each other for control of Claddagh Jewellers, founded by their father in the 1960s

The case between Irish company P&ID and the Nigerian government has been going on for years, but we may learn this week whether the current Nigerian administration will succeed in getting leave to appeal the judgment which relates to lost profits from a broken contract.

The legal body now plans to develop a Dublin city centre site in the ‘medium term’

The lender wrote to 16,000 mortgage holders last month, apologising for mistakenly reporting them to the Irish Credit Bureau for missing a repayment