#High Court
High Court writes off over €6 million in debt owed by retired garda and his wife
A lump sum of over €40,000 from family members will go towards the funding of the arrangements.
Teen placed in 'unsafe' and 'unsuitable' hostel has been moved to new location, court told
The case will be mentioned before the High Court in October.
Seriously ill woman with eating disorder opposes being made ward of court
Earlier this week, the High Court made orders allowing the HSE to take steps aimed at saving the woman’s life.
Activists lose case against government over its climate change plan
The court will issue its full written decision tomorrow.
Freddie Thompson has started school in Portlaoise Prison, hearing over 'severe' jail conditions told
Thompson has brought a High Court challenge to conditions in the prison.
Court grants HSE order allowing it to take steps aimed at saving life of woman with eating disorder
She is described as being currently very underweight with a dangerously low Body Mass Index (BMI).
Cardinal George Pell lodges new appeal against convictions for child sex abuse
Pell is currently serving a six-year sentence for sexually assaulting two choirboys in the 1990s.
Teenager who claims she was sexually assaulted brings court action aimed at getting safe place to reside
The girl has been the subject of interim care orders and had been placed in foster homes.
Pet food maker secures permanent injunction against protester blockades
C&D Pet Foods claimed that for several days protestors physically obstructed its plant’s entrance, in support of farmers.
Palestinian politician to pursue defamation case against Facebook in Irish High Court
Mohammed Dahlan’s lawyers have moved their focus from England to Ireland.
Hospital seeks to have seriously ill child made ward of court so he can undergo treatment
The court heard the child’s father is opposed to the boy undergoing the severe course of treatment.
Brother of Veronica Guerin takes defamation action against Gemma O'Doherty
Court papers for the proceedings were filed on Monday.
Dozens say they are now homeless after court extends orders to vacate 'potential fire traps'
Last week the High Court granted Dublin City Council temporary injunctions requiring the residents to immediately vacate the properties.
Over 40 residents ordered to immediately vacate Dublin flats over fire safety concerns
If a fire started in any of the three buildings it would “spread very quickly”, the High Court was told.
Judge dismisses case of woman who claims she was coerced into giving her baby up for adoption
The woman, who gave birth when she was 16 years of age, also claimed the AAI had failed to ensure that she was in a position to give informed consent.
Landmark High Court challenge against State over peat regulations opens before High Court
The action has been taken by the environmental group Friends of the Irish Environment.
Councillor secretly filmed by RTÉ loses court bid to block SIPO inquiry
Justice Garrett Simons said he was satisfied “to dismiss the application in its entirety.”
Dawn Meats granted leave to serve committal to prison notices against 18 protesters
The company said it has photographs of previous notice of court orders being ripped from pole.
TD told he has no right to speak on behalf of beef farmers in High Court
Peadar Tóibín tried to make representations in the ongoing Liffey Meats case.
A no-deal Brexit will plunge Northern Ireland into turmoil, Belfast court hears
A legal bid to reverse a suspension of parliament has been launched in the North.
Interim examiner appointed to water firm at centre of product recall controversy
Celtic Pure was at the centre of product recalls over arsenic levels.
High Court issues injunction against beef farmers protesting factories
Liffey Meats is the fifth beef processing plant owner to obtain an injunction against protestors.
Legal bid to stop Boris Johnson's proroguing of parliament launched
Victims campaigner Raymond McCord is seeking an urgent injunction aimed at forcing the British Prime Minister to change his advice to the Queen.
Gemma O'Doherty takes legal action against Village Magazine
It’s understood the legal action relates to a recent editorial published in the magazine.
Meat plants 'will seek to jail protesters' as farmers denounce 'heavy-handed legal tactics'
There have been reports of scuffles at protests outside plants today.
Meat plant owners granted injunctions against protesters outside their factories
Dawn Meats and Anglo Beef Processors took the High Court action today.
Garda Keith Harrison fails in bid to quash Disclosures Tribunal findings against him
The Donegal-based Garda was strongly criticised in the tribunal’s interim reports.
Jail sentence set aside for man who took 12,000 photos of woman without her consent
Mark Mooney of Wexford Town was convicted last year after he admitted harassing a neighbour.
State of Kuwait to appeal Labour Court ruling quashing its immunity from Irish employment law
A ruling last month found that an employee of the State of Kuwait could take a case under Irish law.
Ryanair loses High Court bid in London to prevent UK pilots going on strike tomorrow
It comes as a High Court in Dublin ruled in favour of the airline forcing pilots here to cancel strikes tomorrow.
Ryanair strike injunction decision due tomorrow
A 48 hour strike is planned from 12am on Thursday morning.
Ryanair strike: Judge to rule on planned stoppage as early as this afternoon
A 48 hour strike is planned from 12am on Thursday morning.
Trade union Forsa contests Ryanair's bid to stop planned strike action
Forsa claims that the airline’s response to its detailed pay proposals “was curt and dismissive”.
High Court to hear Ryanair bid to prevent pilots' strike
Their trade union served notice last week of plans for 48 hours of strike action from midnight on 22 August.
Ronan Ryan and Pamela Flood granted short service to seek stay against repossession order
The couple will next Thursday renew their application in front of another judge.
Ryanair seeks injunction from High Court to prevent pilot strike from going ahead
Pilots are due to strike for 48 hours from 22 August.
Judge rules that Ronan Ryan and Pamela Flood's €900k Dublin home may be repossessed
The judge said Pamela Flood’s husband Ronan Ryan attempted to “frustrate and obstruct” the implementation of a court order.
Dublin Port Company settles High Court action over site required to deal with Brexit impact
The matter will be mentioned before the courts on dates in August and September.
Teen with autism to challenge expulsion from school in High Court
The teenager was expelled by the school’s board of management in November 2018.
Dublin Port company takes High Court action over site required to deal with Brexit impact
The site is to be used for customs, immigration and agricultural inspection posts after Brexit.
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