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A High Court judge has sharply criticised the removal of the legislation directory from the Irish Statute Book website. Mr Justice Richard Humphreys, handing down judgment on an application from a man engaged in "a protracted campaign of frustration of the legal process", said he couldn't fault the

Karen Bradley Judicial review proceedings against new Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley are listed for a preliminary hearing tomorrow, barely a week after the cabinet secretary took on the role.

A key HSE committee is set to recommend major changes to the current wards of court system, The Irish Times reports. The HSE National Safeguarding Committee will launches its major review of the system this Thursday.

Senior barristers have told Prime Minister Theresa May that the UK can unilaterally withdraw the Article 50 notification and halt the Brexit process, The Brief reports. Jessica Simor QC (of Matrix Chambers in Gray's Inn), Tim Ward QC (of Monckton Chambers in Gray's Inn) and Marie Demetriou QC (of Br

Aidan Marsh Beauchamps Solicitors has advised global real estate investment company Kennedy Wilson on its acquisition of a portfolio of 124 apartments in the Dublin Docklands.

A rape case has collapsed days before trial after evidence emerged showing the defendant cuddling his accuser in bed. Samson Makele, 28, was accused of raping a woman he met in 2016 at the Notting Hill Carnival.

A PSNI officer convicted of perverting the course of justice after he admitted to crashing his car while over the limit and then attempting to cover it up by making the car look as though it had been stolen has lost his appeal against his conviction. The man was sentenced to six months imprisonment

Business Minister Heather Humphreys A bill introduced to the Dáil will provide a statutory basis for IDA Ireland to compulsorily purchase land after a landmark Supreme Court ruling flagged up issues in the existing legislation.

Luke Staines Michael J. Staines & Company Solicitors has welcomed newcomer Luke Staines.

Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan has an "open mind" on separating the Garda Siochána Ombudsman Commission (Gsoc) from the Department of Justice, The Irish Times reports.

A ruling on remedy and costs following the finding that a Police Ombudsman's report into the 1994 Loughinisland massacre was "unsustainable in law" has been postponed. Mr Justice McCloskey ruled last December that a 2016 report which found that collusion was an element in the massacre was unlawful a

Solicitor and former resident magistrate Wishart Mills has passed away at the age of 95, the Law Society of Northern Ireland has said. Mr Mills, who passed away on Saturday, graduated from Queens University Belfast in the 1940s and completed his apprenticeship at Macintosh & Bradley in Newtownar

David Stanton The Government has announced plans to set up an independent statutory gambling authority with power to impose a levy on licensed gambling facilities.

The Insolvency Service of Ireland (ISI) and the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, Chris Lehane, are being sued over the alleged leaking of confidential material to a newspaper. Businessman Dermot Desmond and members of his family are taking the proceedings over the alleged leaking of confidential mat

Mr Justice Robert Haughton has recused himself from long-running proceedings over control of Blackrock Clinic Ltd because he criticised one of the parties to the case in a separate judgment, the Irish Independent reports. Breccia requested the recusal after Mr Justice Haughton said, in a November 20