HSE apologises to couple wrongfully advised of fatal foetal abnormality – The Irish Times
HSE chief executive Bernard Gloster has provided an “unequivocal” apology on behalf of the health service to a…
Italian companies locked out of Meta accounts fail in bid for temporary High Court orders – The Irish Times
The High Court has refused to make temporary orders sought by a group of Italian companies after they…
Woman who fell from hotel window on wedding night settles High Court action – The Irish Times
A bride who fell 20 to 25 feet from a second-storey hotel window on her wedding night −…
Dublin drainage project to move forward after court challenge settled – The Irish Times
The Greater Dublin Drainage project, seen as a key piece of infrastructure enabling house building and growth in…
Doctor who lacked basic medical knowledge struck off Irish register – The Irish Times
A doctor who lacked basic medical knowledge, including how to perform injections, has been removed from the Irish…
Businessman jailed over State’s largest crystal meth haul faces forfeiting part of house sale – The Irish Times
A businessman jailed for importation of the State’s largest crystal meth seizure now faces having to forfeit part…
High Court quashes permission for 422 unit build-to-rent development in South Dublin – The Irish Times
The High Court has quashed An Coimisiún Pleanála’s (ACP) decision to grant planning permission for a 422-unit build-to-rent…
Detective who lent bicycle to ‘vulnerable’ man given permission to challenge refusal of medical cert – The Irish Times
A detective who faced an inquiry after loaning an unclaimed bicycle out of Garda storage to give it…
Judge approves insolvency arrangement writing down farmer’s €1.5m debt to €20,000 – The Irish Times
A Co Westmeath farmer’s €1.5 million unsecured debt, arising from buy-to-let property investments, has been written down to…
High Court hears Dartmouth Square residents 'agreeable' to mediation – The Journal
High Court hears Dartmouth Square residents ‘agreeable’ to mediation The Journal MetroLink legal challenge to be heard in March RTE.ie…
Planning approval overturned for 221-bed student accommodation in north Dublin – The Irish Times
Courts, “contrary to an extraordinarily popular delusion these days”, do not tend to quash things on the basis…
how legal and planning challenges have delayed a key Dublin project – The Irish Times
A big sewage and drainage scheme for Dublin remains undeveloped more than seven years after planning permission was…