#High Court
Limerick FC formally settle legal dispute with the FAI
The club’s chairman Pat O’Sullivan says he is ‘pleased’ with the outcome after an ‘extremely difficult period’.
Court hopes to rule on Frank McNamara and Theresa Lowe's insolvency arrangements in 5 to 6 weeks
Financial fund Tanager DAC, which is owed €2.26m by the couple, is opposed to the couple being allowed to enter PIAs
South Dublin County Council sued by homeless couple for failing to decide housing support application
The High Court heard that the council had failed in its duty towards the couple.
Discussions between Limerick and the FAI over league exclusion ongoing, High Court hears
The Munster club have not been granted a licence to play in the SSE Airtricity League First Division this season.
US firm being blackmailed for more than €5m secures injunction in Irish High Court
The company today secured a temporary order against what are believed to be two Polish nationals and an Irish-registered company.
Protesters barred from interfering in accommodation being fitted out for asylum seekers in Leitrim
Mr Justice Max Barrett granted the permanent injunction today.
Three men charged with attacking QIH director Kevin Lunney denied bail in High Court
The three men were charged with assault causing harm and false imprisonment.
Nursing home brings High Court challenge over Hiqa finding which raised fire safety concerns
The challenge has been brought by JCP Powdermill Care Centre Ltd.
John Gilligan's final property to be sold by Criminal Assets Bureau
The sale will see Gilligan’s daughter Tracey take 20% of the net proceeds.
O'Leary tells High Court he was 'taken aback' by Chief Operations Officer's flight to Easyjet
Michael O’Leary said Peter Bellew told him he “would probably go travelling” after leaving Ryanair.
Moderators taking action against Facebook over violent imagery and graphic content
Facebook said the company is “committed to providing support for those that review content for Facebook”.
Self-help star Tony Robbins is suing Buzzfeed in the Irish High Court over a series of articles
Robbins is suing the UK arm of Buzzfeed for defamation.
Man wanted in connection with deaths of 39 migrants in trailer was travelling on Irish passport, court hears
It is alleged that Eamon Harrison delivered the trailer to a Belgian port before its journey to Britain.
'I knew there was a fight in them': Woman at centre of narcolepsy case shocked at ‘adversarial’ proceedings
Aoife Bennett (26) settled her case in the High Court with no admission of liability for an undisclosed sum yesterday.
Man seeks damages from Department of Social Protection after his data was given to private investigator
49-year-old Daniel Lannon is seeking damages for what he claims was a breach of his privacy.
Leitrim direct provision protest stood down after High Court injunction
Ballinamore Community Group have agreed to stand down their demonstration in the town.
'Unworkable' and 'unduly rigid' High Court finding on citizenship application overturned
Last May’s High Court decision caused controversy and massive uncertainty.
Essex deaths: Man facing 39 counts of manslaughter has 'modest means', court told
UK authorities allege that Eamon Harrison (22) delivered the trailer, where 39 Vietnamese nationals were found dead, to a Belgian port.
Ban on Extinction Rebellion protests was unlawful, UK court rules
It follows a ban on protests in Trafalgar Square during two weeks of demonstrations in October.
Freddie Thompson withdraws case after he is moved from prison's punishment block
Thompson is serving a life sentence for the murder of David Douglas in 2016.
Garda accused of making a racist remark to suspect has findings against him quashed
Garda Noel Gibbons had strongly denied making the remark, and the case was heard at the High Court today.
Dublin man sues Garda commissioner for defamation
The alleged breach was the subject of several media reports published in late March.
High Court to determine if the FAI can claim privilege on two more documents
The ODCE has made an application to assess if the material is legally privileged as part of its investigation into Irish football’s governing body.
Pilots union seeks High Court order preventing Ryanair from progressing legal action
Ryanair brought proceedings against the union over a planned 48-hour strike last August.
High Court clears way for trial of man accused of sexually abusing relative over 50 years ago to proceed
The man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, had sought to halt his prosecution from proceeding.
Woman at centre of Miss D case 'forever traumatised' over trip to England to have induced birth
The teen was in the care of the HSE at the time and won a High Court case allowing her to travel for an abortion.
High Court judge makes orders for residents to vacate three Dublin properties described as 'firetraps'
Dublin City Council inspections had revealed that the three properties are in very poor repair.
South Africa international Etzebeth takes rights watchdog to High Court over racism case
The 27-year-old Springbok is accused of using racist slurs against four men.
Former general election candidate attempts citizens arrest on High Court judge, solicitor and barrister
Manning was before the court regarding judicial review proceedings he had brought.
Dublin City Council denies paying money to convicted criminal and launches its own investigation
One of the companies that hired the two men was building houses for Dublin City Council.
High Court proceedings taken by Dublin residents against children's hospital building firm
The residents claimed their homes were damaged as a result of construction works.
Three building firms paid protection money to drug dealer, court hears
One of the companies that hired the two men was building houses for Dublin City Council.
Fast-track hearing for appeal of landmark citizenship case which created legal limbo for thousands
Citizenship ceremonies previously scheduled for September and December 2019 have been “postponed pending further notice”
Reserve garda awarded €50k for injuries sustained chasing man who drove stolen jeep onto bonfire
Garda Sean White suffered a serious leg injury as he ducked to avoid a punch in 2013.
'He should be with us today': HSE settles case with family of jockey Jack Tyner
The 19-year-old jockey died at Cork University Hospital in 2011.
High Court in Belfast rules Northern Ireland abortion law breaches human rights
Legislation decriminalising abortion may be introduced this month if the Stormont executive doesn’t resume.
High Court rules woman weighing 4.5 stone and refusing to eat may be fed through nasal tube to keep her alive
The woman, who is in her thirties, presented at a hospital in recent days very malnourished.
High Court quashes decision compelling school to re-enroll boy (8) who assaulted teacher with hurl
The boy in question has special needs and is on the autism spectrum.
Mediation breaks down in Claddagh ring family dispute, High Court hears
The row involves brothers Andrew and Philip Fried, who are shareholders of Claddagh Jewellers.
Residents at Dublin properties wish to remain despite being ordered to vacate over fire safety concerns
The judge ruled that the orders previously granted by the High Court are to remain in place.
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