Organisation: Courts of Justice

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Retired judge ‘able to look at complete picture’

The Courts Service has announced the retirement of Judge James O’Connor, the district court judge in Kerry who was noted for his judicial leniency through the use of the court poor box.

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Jobstown trial: First day of what is going to be a long, hot trial

business

Motor Insurers Bureau of Ireland appeals insolvency ruling

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State body to pay out on Setanta claims

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Widow loses fight for €795k damages payout

world

Cameras roll for first time in UK Court of Appeal

Collins showed poor judgment in a barrage of crises

ANTI-TREATY candidates received less than 22% of the first preference votes in the general election of June 1922.

Tue, 03 Jul, 2012

Judge: Tidy up for the Queen

A judge asked lawyers to tidy a courtroom housing one of the UK’s biggest civil trials – because the Queen is due to visit.

Tue, 06 Dec, 2011

Judge not, for ye shall be judged

EVEN the imaginations of those revered masters of comic opera, Gilbert and Sullivan, could not have devised a more topsy-turvy world than the august, 19th century, Courts of Justice in the Strand yesterday.

Wed, 13 Oct, 2010

North's new Lord Chief Justice puts down marker for politicians

The North’s new Lord Chief Justice put down a marker for the province’s politicians today that he would brook no interference with the independence of the judiciary when responsibility for policing and justice were devolved to Stormont ministers.

Fri, 03 Jul, 2009

Irish-speaking law graduates seeking EU jobs

Up to 70 Irish speaking law graduates are after specialist positions in the heart of Europe.

Sun, 13 Jan, 2008

McCartney and Mills not stuck in court according to friends

Paul McCartney and Heather Mills are closer to a divorce settlement than ever before, according to a close pal of the former Beatle.

Mon, 15 Oct, 2007