€5m settlement approved for boy in brain injury case The High Court has approved an interim settlement of €5m in the case of a now five-year-old boy who suffered a catastrophic brain injury due to a failure to diagnose an obstruction of his airways he had since birth. Courts • 12 hrs
€5m settlement approved for boy in brain injury case The High Court has approved an interim settlement of €5m in the case of a now five-year-old boy who suffered a catastrophic brain injury due to a failure to diagnose an obstruction of his airways he had since birth. Courts • 12 hrs
Three jailed for up to 15 years for Niland manslaughter Three men who brutally attacked and robbed a 75-year-old man who later died from his injuries have been given prison sentences of 14 and 15 years for manslaughter. Courts • 18 hrs
Three jailed for up to 15 years for Niland manslaughter Three men who brutally attacked and robbed a 75-year-old man who later died from his injuries have been given prison sentences of 14 and 15 years for manslaughter. Courts • 18 hrs
Tom Niland 'unrecognisable' after attack, say family The family of a 75-year-old man who was beaten and robbed by three men at his home and later died from his injuries has told the Central Criminal Court he was unrecognisable after the attack. Courts • 13 Oct
Tom Niland 'unrecognisable' after attack, say family The family of a 75-year-old man who was beaten and robbed by three men at his home and later died from his injuries has told the Central Criminal Court he was unrecognisable after the attack. Courts • 13 Oct
Murder accused inquired about borrowing boat, court told The Central Criminal Court has heard that a woman on trial for murder of two men whose bodies were found on an island on Lough Sheelin inquired from her landlord about borrowing a boat the day before the men went missing. Courts • 10 Oct
Murder accused inquired about borrowing boat, court told The Central Criminal Court has heard that a woman on trial for murder of two men whose bodies were found on an island on Lough Sheelin inquired from her landlord about borrowing a boat the day before the men went missing. Courts • 10 Oct
Two murder victims were both shot in head, court told The trial of a Dublin woman who is accused of the murder of two men more than ten years ago has heard that both men were shot in the head. Courts • 09 Oct
Two murder victims were both shot in head, court told The trial of a Dublin woman who is accused of the murder of two men more than ten years ago has heard that both men were shot in the head. Courts • 09 Oct
Man pleads guilty to murder of Dublin woman in 2022 A man in his 50s has pleaded guilty to the murder of Emma McCrory, a Dublin woman who was found after a fire at her home almost three years ago. Courts • 06 Oct
Man pleads guilty to murder of Dublin woman in 2022 A man in his 50s has pleaded guilty to the murder of Emma McCrory, a Dublin woman who was found after a fire at her home almost three years ago. Courts • 06 Oct
Magnier loses High Court case over Tipperary estate sale Businessman John Magnier has lost a High Court case over the sale of the 750 acre Barne Estate in Co Tipperary. Courts • 15 Sep
Magnier loses High Court case over Tipperary estate sale Businessman John Magnier has lost a High Court case over the sale of the 750 acre Barne Estate in Co Tipperary. Courts • 15 Sep
Woman found guilty of facilitating rape of daughter A woman has been convicted on a charge of facilitating the rape of her six-year-old daughter after a trial at the Central Criminal Court. Courts • 14 Jul
Woman found guilty of facilitating rape of daughter A woman has been convicted on a charge of facilitating the rape of her six-year-old daughter after a trial at the Central Criminal Court. Courts • 14 Jul
Jury in abuse trial to resume deliberations on Monday Jury in abuse trial to resume deliberations on Monday Courts • 10 Jul
Jury in abuse trial to resume deliberations on Monday Jury in abuse trial to resume deliberations on Monday Courts • 10 Jul
Court cannot regulate Cabinet meetings - Attorney General The Attorney General has said the courts cannot regulate who can attend Cabinet meetings and any intervention would be an unprecedented intrusion into that branch of government. Courts • 08 Jul
Court cannot regulate Cabinet meetings - Attorney General The Attorney General has said the courts cannot regulate who can attend Cabinet meetings and any intervention would be an unprecedented intrusion into that branch of government. Courts • 08 Jul
