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Last week
22nd February 2026 - 28th February 2026
Man can be deported to Nigeria after over 16 years' of attempts to stay in Ireland
Elon Musk's X challenges media watchdog over handling of information arising from user complaints
Last month
February 2026
Man accused of plotting to blow up mosque claims Explosives Act is unconstitutional
Jury finds Co Wexford detective used reasonable force with ex-garda after high-speed chase
This year
2026
Retired judge seeks to strike out personal injuries action alleging sexual assault at book launch
Murderer seeking prison release claims life sentence was only 20 years
Last year
2025
John Magnier ordered to pay over €4m in costs after failed bid for Barne Estate
Mother seeks High Court order so she can breastfeed her newborn baby taken into care
Elon Musk and X granted permission to challenge Irish media regulator investigation
Detective who loaned bicycle to elderly man gets permission to challenge superiors
Conor McGregor granted permission to serve legal papers on Sky News for alleged defamation
Deadlocked jury discharged in case of ex-garda allegedly struck by superintendent after car chase
Garda says his actions were 'proportionate' when he struck ex-officer with baton after car chase
Trans woman to bring High Court challenge after State doesn't recognise her as child's birth mother
Farmer granted High Court permission to challenge council over 'residential' zoning of his lands
High Court rules against fast-track process of Athlone IPAS centre
Lengthy civil trial of former banker Michael Fingleton concludes at High Court
High Court grants Gript permission to challenge Press Council decision over DCU articles
Tibetan monk challenges asylum claim rejection, saying he will face persecution in China
Judge concerned over use of AI tool to prepare document in harassment case
Maurice Regan hoped a newspaper article would give rival John Magnier a 'heart attack', court told
€50,000 in two brown envelopes may have soured John Magnier's Barne Estate deal, trial hears
'Full on war' between John Magnier and American tycoon over €22m Tipperary estate, High Court hears
€1.9m settlement for boy injured at birth after alleged Caesarean delay due to doctors' row
Over half of those staying at Athlone asylum centre could begin to leave next week, High Court hears
Court hears of alleged 'secret' mobile phone to John Magnier's rival bidder for Barne Estate
Heir of Barne Estate 'shocked' by €50k brown envelope 'luck penny' offer from John Magnier
TikTok given permission to challenge €530m fine over data transfers to China
Palestinian man challenges Garda decision not to investigate Israeli settlers renting out his land
Ashling Murphy's partner settles BBC defamation case over reporting on victim impact statement
Bewley's seek rent reduction for iconic Grafton St outlet from Johnny Ronan company at High Court
Judgment deferred in legal row over Athlone asylum-seeker centre to await draft legislation
High Court judge to rule on Athlone asylum centre 'stay' on Wednesday
John Magnier advisor denies being 'kept in the loop' about Tipperary land owners' tax affairs
Row breaks out in John Magnier case over claims witness was being given nods over answers
Court rules three Limerick houses tied to son of organised crime figure are proceeds of crime
Son-in-law of billionaire John Magnier denies engaging in 'ruse' in bidding on Tipperary farm
'People's livelihoods at risk': Decision on opening of Skellig Michael to tourists due this week
The High Court is to rule on a temporary ferry permit suspension this Thursday, as a legal battle delays Skellig Michael’s tourist season.
John Magnier tells court defence is trying to portray him as 'bad guy' in Tipperary land case
Billionaire Magnier was told 'one word, John: greed' on why €15m Tipperary land deal failed