Call for reform of training for barristers, solicitors The body set up to regulate legal services has recommended that education and training for barristers and solicitors should be reformed. Ireland • 19 Nov
Judicial council board meets for 'general discussion' The board of the body set up to oversee the judiciary and maintain public confidence in the administration of justice met today. Ireland • 17 Nov
Woulfe controversy 'judiciary's version of Saipan' At the end of an extraordinary week for the country's highest court, Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell examines the controversy surrounding the appointment of Seamus ... Analysis and Comment • 15 Nov
Chief Justice tells Seamus Woulfe he 'should resign' Chief Justice Frank Clarke has told Supreme Court Judge Seamus Woulfe it was his personal opinion that he should resign over the controversy relating to ... Courts • 09 Nov
13 files sent to DPP over suspected Level 5 breaches There were 13 incidents of suspected breaches of travel regulations in the first nine days of Level 5 Covid-19 restrictions, with files sent to the ... COVID-19 • 07 Nov
Seamus Woulfe meets Chief Justice over golf event Supreme Court judge Seamus Woulfe has met the Chief Justice to discuss Mr Justice Woulfe's attendance at an Oireachtas Golf Society dinner in Galway. Courts • 05 Nov
Perrigo fails to get €1.64bn tax assessment quashed Pharmaceutical company Perrigo has failed in its High Court action to have a €1.64 billion tax assessment quashed. Courts • 04 Nov
Proposed amendment to Children Act published Independent Senator Michael McDowell has published the text of a proposed amendment to the Children Act, which would allow a person charged with killing a ... Courts • 02 Nov
Public urged not to drop guard as Covid cases fall Health authorities have urged people not to drop their guard as the number of new cases of Covid-19 has remained below 1,000 for the last ... Coronavirus • 02 Nov
Court of Appeal rules on not identifying dead child The Court of Appeal has ruled that a dead child cannot be identified, when someone is charged with killing them. Ireland • 29 Oct
