The five judge court rejected arguments by the Electricity Supply Board (ESB) that a property arbitrator was not entitled to include compensation for land depreciation

Compliance by the HSE with its obligations under the Disability Act 2005 involves setting out and implementing “measurable” actions, the court said.

On Monday, a five-judge Supreme Court overturned the CoA decision and said Michael Scully could be pursued for enforcement of the judgment here.

The Sinn Féin leader spoke out after a social media post by David Cullinane.

A Sinn Féin TD has said trans constituents ed him after being ‘upset’ by a social media post made by one of his colleagues.

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court made a ruling on the 2010 Equality Act.

In February, the High Court put a stay on its ordered surrender of pensioner James Donegan of Bruce Manor, Arva, Co Cavan, who is accused of the murder of 64-year-old Joseph James Porter at Mountnorris in Co Armagh on a date unknown between June 22nd and 25th, 1979.

Noel Blair said a Supreme Court ruling last week that prohibited the naming of the young man who was convicted of murdering his son was 'a very sore point'

A 19-year-old has pleaded guilty to murdering a man on a Dublin street

The judgment arises from an appeal taken by the young man convicted of murdering Mongolian woman Urantsetseg Tserendorj in Dublin in January 2021.

A separate Supreme Court ruling means that a small number of people who were sentenced as children to life sentences are now serving straightforward life sentences

A three-judge Court of Appeal dismissed the former Riverdance star’s appeal application

The six windows are said to be worth €1 million.

The father applied for a hearing at the Supreme Court last October, submitting that the increased sentence of life he received at the court of appeal was disproportionate to the 18.5 years received by the children's uncle at the same court

In October 2015, the farmer reported to gardaí that a number of his cattle were missing and gave details of the breed, tag number and value of each

The High Court and Court of Appeal had already refused to halt the trial, which is scheduled to run next year.

On September 26th 2022, the appeals board gave the go-ahead for the 21 turbine wind farm on a 1,434 hectare site mainly owned by Coillte to the east of the 10-time All Ireland winner’s native Ballyhale in south east Kilkenny

The couple were refused planning permission in 2006 but they proceeded to construct a home considerably larger than that for which they had sought permission.

The three were among 10 charged with breaches under the Children Act 2001 which provided that no one could legally identify the two boys who were convicted of the girl’s murder.

Niamh Mulreany (27), Scarlett Row, Essex Street West, and Kirstie McGrath (32), St Anthony’s Road, Rialto, both Dublin, had brought an appeal over the High Court’s dismissal of their challenge to their prosecution for that alleged refusal

Dr Pawan Rajpal, who is on istrative leave from the Cavan General Hospital, strongly denies any wrongdoing.

The offences took place at locations that included the man's home, a midlands sports ground and a hotel in Dublin.

The court said the accused failed to establish there has been such a fundamental denial of justice that no trial should take place.

Lawyers for Minister for Public Expenditure Paschal Donohoe said the new scale, which is still being worked out, will not be a “magic bullet solution”.

The CFA had been forced to apply for the detention order for the teen, when he was aged 14, last December.

Seán Walsh is wanted for prosecution in the North under the Trade and Co-operation Agreement between the EU and the UK.

The witness protection programme has been in place since at least the murder of journalist Veronica Guerin in June 1996.

The men brought the challenge after they were prosecuted for allegedly preventing National Parks and Wildlife Service officers, and gardaí, from getting access to their lands at Cloneen bog in Longford.

Revisiting court jurisdictional decisions could lead to “procedural chaos”, the Supreme Court has heard

Joseph Moore was operating a bin lift on a lorry, when a bin which was near its emptying position fell and struck him on the head.

The Supreme Court has found that the Labour Court was wrong to order the re-instatement of a Co Wexford Gaeilscoil principal

A Supreme Court ruling which dismissed his final appeal means it is the end of the legal road in Ireland for the killer who has already spent nine years behind bars

A child’s constitutional rights were not properly considered by the Minister for Justice when she ordered for the father’s deportation following his assault conviction, the Supreme Court has ruled

The Supreme Court ruled that a jury verdict in 2021, finding the father guilty of two counts of assault causing serious harm and three counts of child cruelty, should be upheld

The five-judge court found William Twomey’s efforts to undermine the scheme he earlier devised were “simply inadequate” to undo his actions or to prevent the crime.

Last year, the High Court awarded William Bird €75,000 after it found the article in the Limerick Leader in June 2016 was defamatory

The trial had been provisionally listed for October but was on Friday pushed back to January

The Supreme Court will rule on the long-running damages claim from Angela Kerins over her treatment by the Public s Committee

The decisions are likely to have an impact on the awaited judgment in Graham Dwyer’s appeal against his murder conviction

Cavan and Monaghan County Sheriff, Seamus Mallon took the action against the Minister for Justice and Equality and the Attorney General

The Supreme Court said Michael O’Flynn’s objection to the PIA should be heard by the High Court

The three were among 10 charged with breaches under the Children Act 2001.

John Faulkner (41) was part of a burglary trio targeting elderly people’s homes while they attended mass

The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the High Court’s decision to strike down the planning approval

The court unanimously dismissed an appeal by Dublin City Council

The court heard its decision could affect the outcomes of 53 first-time planning applications made under the now-expired strategic housing development process which are yet to be determined

Convicted killer Graham Dwyer may have to wait until the summer to hear the outcome of his last-ditch appeal

The Belgian Shepherd was seized after allegedly attacking and biting a garda involved in arresting its owner

In March 2021 the two friends travelled to Dubai to celebrate "landmark birthdays" that had been paid for by their relatives and friends

Seán Walsh (56), of Douglas, Co Cork, is wanted in the North to face charges of IRA hip