Court says judicial appointments bill is constitutional New legislation governing the way judges are appointed will come into effect after the Supreme Court found it did not breach the constitution. Courts • 14 hrs
Tánaiste seeks to identify those behind false ads Tánaiste Mícheál Martin has said he wants to identify who was behind false ads linking him to a cryptocurrency scam in order to hold them … Courts • 07 Dec
Court to rule on constitutionality of appointments bill The Supreme Court will give its decision on Friday on the constitutionality of new legislation governing the way judges are appointed. Courts • 06 Dec
Gerard Cervi sentenced to life for murder of Messett Gerard Cervi has been given a mandatory life sentence for the murder of Robert 'Bobby' Messett in 2018. Courts • 01 Dec
Over 24 people appear in court over Dublin city unrest More than 24 people have been before Dublin District Court charged with a variety of offences following the unrest in the city last night. Courts • 25 Nov
Action against Dolores O'Riordan's estate settled A High Court action for damages taken by a flight attendant against the estate of the late singer Dolores O'Riordan has been settled. Courts • 22 Nov
Why are guilty pleas in murder cases uncommon? RTÉ's Legal Affairs Correspondent Órla O'Donnell looks at why guilty pleas in murder cases are few and far between. Analysis and Comment • 19 Nov
Supreme Court told judicial bill is 'unconstitutional' The Supreme Court has been told that proposed new legislation governing the way judges are appointed is unconstitutional. Courts • 16 Nov
Smirking Puska showed few signs of remorse in court Jozef Puska faced overwhelming evidence that he was guilty of murder. But his demeanour in court was unusual, with little show of concern or emotion … Analysis and Comment • 10 Nov
Puska jury heard the how and when, but not the why RTÉ's Legal Affairs Correspondent Órla O'Donnell looks back at what we learned during the three-week long trial of Jozef Puska for the murder of Ashling … Courts • 09 Nov
