Person: Conleth Bradley

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'Urgent' review of An Bord Pleanála decision-making starts early

Review will focus on decision-making practices of the board and how case files are allocated to board members

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Contempt proceedings against receiver over vacating 'firetrap' properties struck out

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State to pay costs of failed action over Seanad composition

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Dublin City Council spent €1.6m on barristers' fees last year

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Judge dismisses Dart driver's action against Irish Rail over return to duties

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Court orders evacuation of house containing 18 people in bunk beds

‘Firetrap’ building used as hostel vacated

A building in Dublin used as a hostel and described by a judge as a firetrap has been vacated, the High Court heard yesterday.

Sat, 07 Oct, 2017

Ceann Comhairle announces four experts for forum on Dáil privilege

The Ceann Comhairle, Sean O'Fearghaíl, has announced the establishment of an expert forum on Dáil privilege.

Sat, 22 Jul, 2017

Axing of water charges is ‘within EU law’

Ireland is not subject to the spectre of massive fines or penalties for scrapping water charges thanks to the freedom available to member states to set their own rules over the EU’s water laws, according to Fianna Fáil.

Fri, 03 Mar, 2017

Trump golf course right-of-way dispute resolved

A dispute over a public right of way at a golf course in Co Clare owned by a company of US presidential candidate Donald Trump has been resolved, the Supreme Court has heard.

Fri, 07 Oct, 2016

Court urged to resolve Moore St dispute as 1916 Rising event looms

A legal dispute over preservation of buildings on Dublin’s Moore St linked to the 1916 Rising must be urgently decided or a commemorative centre will not be ready for the centenary celebrations, the State has told the High Court.

Wed, 17 Feb, 2016

Judge agrees to inspect buildings connected to Rising

A judge has agreed to inspect buildings on Dublin’s Moore St when hearing a case aimed at ensuring any buildings there linked to the 1916 Rising are preserved as national monuments.

Wed, 10 Feb, 2016

Bid to save ‘Rising’ buildings adjourned

A High Court action by the 1916 Relatives Association aimed at preventing the demolition of buildings on Moore St linked to the Rising has been adjourned for two weeks.

Tue, 12 Jan, 2016

Senior lawyers in bank inquiry charged €264 an hour

Lawyers providing expert advice to the Oireachtas banking inquiry have been charging the inquiry a whopping €264 per hour.

Sat, 17 Jan, 2015

Supreme Court hears Callely challenge

The Supreme Court is hearing a challenge to a High Court order overturning a decision to suspend former Senator Ivor Callely over his expenses claims.

Tue, 23 Apr, 2013

Priory Hall developer fined, jailed, then freed

DEVELOPER Thomas McFeely was freed from the Bridewell Garda Station yesterday evening by order of a five-judge Supreme Court after his lawyers secured a stay on a High Court order made hours earlier jailing him for three months and fining him €1 million.

Fri, 18 Nov, 2011

McFeely ordered off Priory Hall complex

DEVELOPER Thomas McFeely, his company and workers were ordered by the High Court to leave the Priory Hall apartment complex by 6pm yesterday after Dublin City Council sought their removal over a lack of progress in fire safety works being carried out at the development.

Sat, 05 Nov, 2011