The Pensions Authority, supported by the Revenue Commissioners, is taking unprecedented legal action to remove the Irish administrator of the collapsed Dolphin Trust property group from its list of pension schemes

The national broadcaster has faced proceedings 11 times in the past two years, it told the Public Accounts Committee

Nicholas Wickham claimed he could not attend wind-up petition hearing due to threats and sought to delay the case so he could raise funds to pay debts

The Bar of Ireland ‘gravely concerned’ that lack of pay restoration for those working in criminal law is leading to a dangerous flight of talent

High Court case likely to be built on ‘unconditional’ personal guarantee on entrusted funds from Stuart Baillie, owner of the failed company

Goode Partners, a US private equity firm, invested €15.5 million in Strong Roots in exchange for a 38 per cent stake in the business. It now says the company is missing its targets

The three men say they had nothing to do with the purchase of the Anglo Irish bond from Northern Ireland developer Paddy Kearney

Companies Registration Office has no plans to move entirely online despite the vast majority of submissions being made via its web portal

Irish Gold Bullion is being investigated over alleged breaches of consumer protection

State’s pensions watchdog has lodged proceedings with the High Court seeking the removal of Wealth Options Trustees

London High Court justice’s comments come after case taken by business associate of gambling addict who lost hundreds of thousands of pounds

Case concerns dispute between tax authority and Iput over latter’s entitlement to recover Vat

Barry Murphy, Stephen Lyons and Eamon Reilly have been added as co-defendants along with the other 13 members of the Davy 16, or O’Connell Partnership, and Davy.

Irish Council for Civil Liberties seeks an end to mandatory hotel quarantine and the Covid tracker app

Ireland lags behind European neighbours on labour rights, new Fórsa report says

The judgment on the operations of the Workplace Relations Commission is likely to cause delays and make it harder to take or fight a case, say lawyers

Christian Jessen, who presents Embarrassing Bodies on Channel 4, tweeted a false claim in December 2019 that the former DUP leader had an extramarital affair

The special rapporteur for child protection has condemned the latest lengthy delay in compensating victims of sexual abuse in schools

Probe follows a second complaint over conduct of creative and environmental programmes by Easkey Community Council

Tech services firm questions process that saw it lose out on contracts worth €60m with Department of Agriculture