Court rules woman in quarantine is being held lawfully The High Court has ruled that a South African woman who challenged her detention in hotel quarantine is being detained lawfully. Coronavirus • 14 hrs
Surrogacy couple welcome hotel quarantine exemption An Irish couple who are in Ukraine have welcomed news that Irish citizens travelling abroad for surrogacy will be exempt from hotel quarantine when they ... Courts • 16 Apr
€23.5m settlement for girl over injuries during birth The High Court has approved a settlement of €23.5m to a 16-year-old girl who suffered catastrophic brain injuries during her birth. Courts • 21 hrs
Hotel quarantine is form of civil detention, court told The Minister for Health has created a form of widespread civil detention which is unprecedented in this country and is not being operated in accordance ... Courts • 16 Apr
Woman loses €60,000 damages claim against Daa A woman, who suffered leg wounds when she walked into a luggage trolley that she was pushing, has lost a €60,000 damages claim against the ... Courts • 15 Apr
Man jailed for seven years for laundering over €3.5m A 46-year-old man has been jailed for seven years for laundering cash to the value of more than €3.5m. Munster • 15 Apr
Couple challenge requirement for mandatory quarantine An Irish couple who travelled to Ukraine for the birth of their boy through surrogacy have been given permission to take a legal challenge to ... Courts • 15 Apr
Dublin man admits involvement in murder attempt A 33-year-old Dublin man has admitted being involved in the attempted feud murder of a man who was targeted by the Kinahan organised crime group ... Courts • 15 Apr
Foster tells libel hearing of distress at Jessen tweet Northern Ireland's First Minister Arlene Foster has described the distressing impact of a tweet sent by a celebrity doctor about an unsubstantiated rumour of an ... Courts • 14 Apr
Courts Service to use Croke Park for criminal trials The Courts Service has begun using Croke Park for criminal trials to avail of extra space needed to conduct cases during the Covid-19 pandemic. Courts • 14 Apr
Wait for Supreme Court hearings at 'historic low' Chief Justice Frank Clarke has said waiting times for hearings at the country's highest court are now at an historic low and "shorter than in ... Courts • 14 Apr
Challenge over hotel quarantine will not go ahead A challenge to her detention in hotel quarantine taken by an Irish woman who flew home from Dubai after her father was diagnosed with cancer, ... Courts • 14 Apr
Woman who returned from Dubai released from quarantine A woman who returned to Ireland from Dubai, and who has been fully vaccinated against Covid-19, has been released from hotel quarantine this evening. Courts • 13 Apr
Trial at Special Criminal Court over 2010 robbery A 41-year-old man has gone on trial at the Special Criminal Court for robbing a bookmakers, hijacking a car, and kidnapping the driver in Dublin ... Courts • 13 Apr
Cork man receives suspended sentence over grow house A carpenter who evicted tenants from his property after he found out that they had set up a cannabis grow house only to then take ... Courts • 13 Apr
Woman takes court challenge over hotel quarantine A woman who returned from Dubai ten days ago to support her mother after her father was diagnosed with cancer, has become the latest person ... Courts • 13 Apr
'Miscarriage of justice' for IRA membership accused The case of a Co Louth man who spent 14 months in prison for IRA membership before his conviction was overturned has been declared "a ... Courts • 12 Apr
Dana receives six-figure sum in defamation settlement Lawyers for singer Dana Rosemary Scallon have said she has received a second six-figure sum in settlement of a defamation claim against the Sunday World ... Courts • 12 Apr
Bóthar dispute with former CEO adjourned for two weeks A dispute between the Bóthar charity and its former CEO, David Moloney has been adjourned for two weeks by the High Court. Courts • 12 Apr
€25k for child who was 'anxious' over Santa after crash A three-year-old girl who became anxious about Santa Claus not being able to come to her home after she had been involved in a car ... Courts • 12 Apr
Judge praises Seamus Darby's 'generosity' over crash All-Ireland winner Seamus Darby was praised by a judge for his generosity to a woman whose dangerous driving left the Offaly man with serious leg ... Regional • 13 Apr
Cases over hotel quarantine struck out by High Court Two cases taken by a man and a woman who were each challenging the legality of making them quarantine in a hotel after arriving from ... Coronavirus • 12 Apr
Philomena Lee challenges mother-and-baby homes report Retired nurse Philomena Lee has brought a High Court challenge aimed at quashing parts of the final report of the Commission of Investigation into Mother ... Courts • 12 Apr
Son of dying man released from hotel quarantine An Irish man who challenged the lawfulness of his detention in mandatory hotel quarantine has been released this afternoon. Coronavirus • 11 Apr
High Court to inquire if woman's detention is lawful The High Court is to inquire into whether or not the detention of a woman who is in mandatory quarantine in a Dublin hotel is ... Courts • 10 Apr
