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High Court

High Court

Deals with the most serious civil and criminal cases, it also has the power to determine whether a law is constitutional or not. It acts as an appeals court to the Circuit Courts in civil matters, it also can review decisions made by certain tribunals. This court consists of a president and 36 ordinary judges.

# high-court - Thursday 10 January, 2013

High Court to deliver landmark verdict on assisted suicide today

MS sufferer Marie Fleming has challenged Ireland’s ban on assisted suicide, saying she faces a long and “horrible death” if not allowed to die on her own terms.

# high-court - Monday 24 December, 2012

From Business ETC Chevron Training successfully exits examinership Examinership

Chevron Training successfully exits examinership

The company’s 15 jobs have now been saved as it has secured two new contracts for 2013.

# high-court - Friday 14 December, 2012

Court to rule on assisted suicide case on 10 January

Marie Fleming, who has MS, is challenging criminal law on the issue of it being an offence to help a person take their own life.

The 9 at 9: Friday

Good morning! Every day TheJournal.ie brings you the nine things you need to know as you kick off your day.

# high-court - Wednesday 12 December, 2012

Gardaí arrest two men over double murder in NI six years ago

The men are due before the High Court in connection with the death of Thomas O’Hare and Lisa McClatchey in Co Armagh.

# high-court - Tuesday 11 December, 2012

From Business ETC Court registered judgements against debtors top €1 billion in 2012 Debt

Court registered judgements against debtors top €1 billion in 2012

The value of judgements against commercial debtros increased by 554 per cent to almost €293 million.

# high-court - Saturday 1 December, 2012

From Business ETC Facebook ordered to remove sex offender monitoring page Facebook

Facebook ordered to remove sex offender monitoring page

Facebook was given 72 hours to take down the original page which contained a photo and comments about a convicted sex offender.

# high-court - Friday 30 November, 2012

Former Anglo Irish Bank to sue auditors who will ‘vigorously defend’ case

Ernst & Young is being sued over its involvement in the auditing of the former Anglo Irish Bank prior to it being nationalised nearly four years ago.

# high-court - Wednesday 28 November, 2012

Pringle could face substantial legal costs after European court loss

The independent TD said that if the court decides he’s liable for a six figure sum he does not have the cash in hand to pay.

Louis Walsh ‘completely vindicated’ by Sun publisher’s €500k settlement Settled This post contains videos

Louis Walsh ‘completely vindicated’ by Sun publisher’s €500k settlement

The High Court was told this morning that the pop manager’s High Court defamation case against Newsgroup had been settled.

# high-court - Monday 26 November, 2012

From Business ETC Court to hear petition to wind up Dunnes Stores next month Winding Up

Court to hear petition to wind up Dunnes Stores next month

Up to 18,000 jobs are potentially in jeopardy as a result of the action.

# high-court - Friday 23 November, 2012

Engineer challenges legality of renewable energy plan in High Court

Pat Swords claims the public have been denied their legal right to participate in planning and funding decisions for green energy projects.

# high-court - Tuesday 20 November, 2012

Sinnott speaks of ‘powerful grassroots effort’ to overturn Referendum vote

In an email to supporters, former MEP Kathy Sinnott says fundraising for the High Court challenge will kick off this week.

# high-court - Tuesday 13 November, 2012

Martin on Shatter: “Every now and then a bit of contrition would do no harm”

The call from Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin was in response to the Supreme Court ruling last Friday regarding the Children’s Referendum.

# high-court - Monday 12 November, 2012

Referendum result ‘could be challenged’

No campaigners have suggested the referendum result may be challenged – what legal grounds could this be done on?

# high-court - Thursday 8 November, 2012

Former junior minister Barry Andrews appointed CEO of Goal

The former Fianna Fáil TD and Barrister will succeed John O’Shea as the head of the charity he founded.

# high-court - Friday 2 November, 2012

The Evening Fix… now with added Mr Burns endorsing Romney

Here’s all the things we learned, loved and shared today.

Seán Quinn goes to jail for nine weeks

But a decision is still to be made as to whether the man who was once Ireland’s richest will go to jail today.

# high-court - Thursday 1 November, 2012

Sean Quinn to face High Court again today

New evidence is expected to be presented to court by Quinn’s new legal team. The proceedings could end in court for Seán Quinn.

# high-court - Tuesday 23 October, 2012

Bus Éireann welcomes High Court ruling on school transport scheme

The court found that the Bus Éireann does not have a contract with the Government, so the scheme does not have to be put out to tender.

# high-court - Friday 19 October, 2012

The 5 at 5: Friday

5 stories, 5 minutes, 5 o’clock.

# high-court - Wednesday 17 October, 2012

US Supreme Court halts turnover of secret IRA tapes

The tapes were recorded by researchers at Boston College who interviewed a former IRA member.

# high-court - Friday 12 October, 2012

The 9 at 9: Friday

Nine things you need to know this morning…

# high-court - Tuesday 9 October, 2012

The Evening Fix… now with added School Around the Corner

Here are the things we learned, shared and loved today.

Widow receives landmark damages over death of husband

Margaret Madden today received over €720,000 in damages in relation to the shooting dead of her husband Terence in 1999.

From Business ETC Joint liquidators appointed to Treasury Holdings Treasury Holdings

Joint liquidators appointed to Treasury Holdings

The appointment of joint liquidators also includes 16 subsidiary companies.

# high-court - Saturday 29 September, 2012

State paid judges €27 million in 2011

This figure is likely to be significantly lower in 2012 after the results of last year’s referendum on judges’ pay.

# high-court - Tuesday 25 September, 2012

DAA to seek High Court injunction to prevent strike action

SIPTU has served notice of its intention to hold strike action next week which could affect passengers at Dublin, Cork, and Shannon airports.

# high-court - Wednesday 12 September, 2012

NAMA takes legal action against former employee over alleged data removal

The ‘bad bank’ is taking High Court action against a former employee who is alleged to have taken data without authorisation.

# high-court - Saturday 1 September, 2012

Blow for Quinn family as legal team to withdraw representation on Monday

The family has blamed the former Anglo Irish Bank which is seeking to recoup some €2.8 billion it claims it is owed by the bankrupt former billionaire.

# high-court - Friday 31 August, 2012

Migrant rights group says High Court decision leaves undocumented workers vulnerable

Today the court overturned a decision to grant Muhammad Younis an award of €92,000 in an exploitation case.

# high-court - Tuesday 28 August, 2012

Groups aim to launch legal challenge against GM trials GM

Groups aim to launch legal challenge against GM trials

Green Party Councillor Malcolm Noonan explained the reasoning behind the legal challenge, which involves a number of Irish food producers and organic groups.

# high-court - Saturday 25 August, 2012

High Court grants injunction against sale of 16ft Titanic model

A Cork-based personal assistant is granted an injunction stopping her former partner from selling a scale model.

# high-court - Wednesday 22 August, 2012

Locked-in syndrome sufferer Tony Nicklinson dies

Nicklinson had last week lost his legal case at the High Court in the UK to be allowed to end his life.

# high-court - Thursday 16 August, 2012

British man loses high court battle to end his life

Tony Nicklinson, who is paralysed from the neck down, has described his life as “pure torture” and wept as the verdict was announced.

# high-court - Sunday 12 August, 2012

Glanbia retirees launch court action over alleged breach of contract

The group has launched a High Court action over an alleged breach of contract regarding pension payments.

# high-court - Friday 10 August, 2012

From Business ETC High Court approves €1.2m interim payout to Home Payments customers Home Payments

High Court approves €1.2m interim payout to Home Payments customers

The company had approximately €2.1 million in its accounts when it went into liquidation last year, and owed in the region of €6.7 million to customers.

Sun newspaper ordered to give documents to Louis Walsh

The entertainment manager is suing the newspaper for defamation over an article about allegations of a sexual assault in the toilets of Krystle nightclub.

Property developer Patrick McKillen loses court action

The property developer brought action against NAMA, Derek Quinlan and the Barclay brothers in relation to the sale of an €800 million debt.

# high-court - Tuesday 7 August, 2012

Cost of Quinn Insurance administration may exceed €1.6bn

The Government has been called on to clarify its plans for the 2 per cent insurance levy in light of the escalation of covering losses at the former business.