#High Court
Chilean woman detained in Dochas Centre for over a week after arriving in Ireland released
On her arrival at Dublin Airport on 2 July last she was detained by immigration officials.
Johnny Depp quizzed on ‘violence’ and drugs on first day of libel trial
The 57-year-old actor is suing the tabloid’s publisher News Group Newspapers.
Explainer: Why there's likely to be a lot of liquidations and corporate insolvencies in the near future
Insolvency experts are expecting to be deluged as a result of the pandemic.
'He's not a godlike creature': Bríd Smith TD defends criticism of 'sinister and personalised' attack on judge
The People Before Profit TD claimed in a Facebook post a High Court decision was made by a ‘right wing’ judge.
President of High Court asks people to negotiate personal injury cases as pandemic causes large backlog
Some 320 claims, which were postponed since 18 March, were listed for mention this week.
Ex FAI boss John Delaney living and working abroad, court hears
The ODCE reached an agreement with Delaney over how the inspection of certain documents and emails seized from the association is to be conducted.
High Court approves €4.6 million interim payment to boy over circumstances of his birth
Tadgh James McKenna had taken a medical negligence claim in the High Court against the HSE.
Senators to begin High Court action to clarify if Seanad can legislate
Eleven seats in the Seanad are vacant as a new Taoiseach has not yet been elected.
Dublin City Council takes court action against receiver over failure on 'firetrap' properties
The council’s proceedings are against Stephen Tennant of Grant Thornton.
High Court asked to determine if documents seized from FAI offices are legally privileged
The application was briefly mentioned before Justice Leonie Reynolds today.
Couple 'very much in love' bring High Court action aimed at allowing them to marry
They strongly deny any suggestion of being involved in a marriage of convenience.
Senators go to High Court to seek declaration that Seanad can sit without Taoiseach's appointees
There have been concerns that legislation could not be passed without a full complement of senators in place.
FAI takes legal action against former auditors Deloitte in High Court case
Deloitte stepped down after two decades as auditors of the FAI last year.
Justice Mary Irvine to become first female President of the High Court
The judge has been nominated by government and will be appointed by President Michael D Higgins.
Alleged 'ringleader' of crime gang to be extradited from Ireland to UK over 39 Essex lorry deaths
The bodies of eight women and 31 men, all Vietnamese nationals.were found on 23 October 2019.
HSE secures orders against man it claims is wrongly distributing confidential patient information
It is alleged that Neill Bradley had distributed confidential information he obtained from the HSE’s computer servers.
Dependents of EU citizens entitled to claim social welfare benefits, High Court rules
The judgement could allow thousands of dependents of non-Irish EU nationals living in the Republic to claim benefits.
Senators to seek High Court determination if Taoiseach won't set date for next Seanad sitting
A group of 10 Senators have written to Leo Varadkar urging action two months after the Seanad elections have concluded.
Explainer: How 'examinership' works in Ireland (including how Saddam Hussein comes into it)
Experts believe the process could provide a lifeline for troubled businesses in the post-pandemic period.
Court rules Gemma O'Doherty and John Waters must pay costs for Covid-19 legal challenge
The judge said that the costs should be limited to the two-day hearing of their application only.
Pete Taylor initiates legal proceedings against Irish Athletic Boxing Association and Wicklow County Council
Solicitors for the boxing trainer filed court papers yesterday.
Minister for Education issues new court action against Western Building Systems
40 schools built by the firm have required remedial work to fix structural issues.
Woman who claimed Breastcheck was negligent in her screening loses High Court case
Six months after receiving a normal screening result, the Wexford mother-of-two was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Former TD Maria Bailey issues defamation proceedings against Irish Mirror publisher
Bailey did not contest the general election in February after being removed from the Fine Gael ticket.
Two more Dublin pubs take FBD Insurance to the High Court
Insurance companies have been criticised by publicans’ groups for refusing to honour business interruption policies.
Essex lorry deaths: State says defence raised 'nonsensical' claim at Monaghan man's extradition hearing
Ronan Hughes has been accused of being the “ringleader” in an organised crime group that trafficked the Vietnamese migrants.
Special needs children and their mother launch High Court action to obtain disabled parking permit
The action arose after the mother of the children was refused a disabled parking permit.
French authorities make 'unprecedented' and 'unorthodox' request ahead of Ian Bailey hearing, High Court hears
Bailey will contest the attempt when the planned three-day hearing begins.
Irish arm of Oasis and Warehouse to be wound up leading to loss of almost 250 jobs
The two companies had operated 13 stores and 29 concession stands in Ireland.
Counsel for the State claims Waters and O'Doherty's High Court challenge is 'doomed to failure'
The case was before the courts today.
Eight men sue Man City over Bennell abuse
The former football coach is currently serving a 30-year jail term for multiple offences.
Council staff told to 'immediately' report intimidation incidents after protection payment court case
Dublin City Council’s Chief Executive wrote to staff in recent days.
Consultant psychiatrist sanctioned over crossing professional boundaries with patient
It was alleged they had gone out for meals together including a candlelit dinner at a French restaurant.
High Court hears of hope expressed that jobs in Irish arm of Laura Ashley can be saved
Today, Justice Leonie Reynolds confirmed the appointment of joint liquidators to LauraAshley Ireland Ltd.
'With great regret': Joint liquidators appointed to Irish arm of Debenhams
A small number of people supporting the Debenham’s workers held a peaceful protest outside the Four Court complex this morning.
Monaghan man facing extradition to UK over Essex lorry deaths was 'ringleader' in criminal gang, court hears
Ronan Hughes faces 39 charges of manslaughter in the UK.
High Court appoints liquidators to companies in the USIT student travel group
The firm said its situation is entirely due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
Newspapers 'firmly deny' that partial publication of letter from Meghan Markle to her father was 'misleading'
Meghan Markle is suing the Mail on Sunday and MailOnline.
Monaghan man appears before High Court over deaths of 39 migrants in UK container tragedy
Ronan Hughes is wanted by UK authorities to face 39 counts of manslaughter and one count of conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration.
Provisional liquidators appointed to Irish arm of Laura Ashley chain
The fashion retailer operates five stores in Ireland.
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