Uni Graduates’ Seanad Voting Rights Challenged at High Court
A High Court challenge to the system of eligibility for University graduates to vote in Seanad elections has been brought
UCD Alumnus Appointed First Female President of the High Court
Ms Justice Mary Irvine has been formally appointed to the position of President of the High Court; making her the
The Sins Of The Father
The fallout from Sean Quinn’s fall from grace continues. Mr Quinn’s five children, Colette, Ciara, Sean Jr., Aoife, and Brenda
Mental Health Commission Rejects Claims of Discriminatory Remarks
Ashimedua Okonkwo, a solicitor based in Balbriggan, has claimed that the Mental Health Commission tribunal subjected her to discriminatory remarks
Child and Family Agency TUSLA Finds Itself In Court Again
The Child and Family Agency TUSLA has found itself under fire once again this week as another controversial case involving
Belfast Police detain journalists as part of ‘intimidation tactic’, court rules
Controversy recently arose in Belfast concerning the search and arrest operation of two award-winning journalist’s Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey.
USI launch High Court challenge against grant reform
The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) are pursuing a High Court case against Minister for Education and Science, viagra Ruairí