A Dunnes Stores worker who fell down a stairs after she had stopped to look at a noticeboard has been awarded a total of €81,000 by the High Court.

A paramedic who sued for nervous shock after witnessing the death of his colleague who fell out of a moving ambulance has settled his High Court action.

A paramedic who has sued for nervous shock after witnessing the death of his colleague who fell out of an ambulance yesterday told the High Court he suffered survivor’s guilt afterwards.

A proposed wind farm development in North Tipperary which had been challenged in the High Court by local residents and environmentalists, has been given the go-ahead by a judge.

A convicted sex offender arrested at Dublin Airport on Monday night has surrendered himself to UK authorities at the High Court.

A garda believed she would be choked to death when a “drunken” high-ranking British navy officer suddenly attacked her, the High Court has heard.

A man has denied before the High Court that he is the person being sought in connection with what has been described as the “racially motivated” murder of man in Manchester more than a decade ago.

The High Court has backed a computerised searching method to assess the relevancy of more than 680,000 electronic documents for a case alleging businessman Seán Quinn and members of his family conspired to wrongfully convert €455m worth of a bank’s assets.

The High Court has refused applications by Rory McIlroy’s former management team, Horizon Sport Management Ltd, for orders seeking inspection of the golfer’s mobile phones.

Rory McIlroy has scored a legal victory ahead of his High Court showdown with his former agents Horizon Sports.

The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) has secured orders freezing €250,000 held in the name of a Thai national in the Dublin branch of an international bank. 

Trio accused of working against golfer’s relationship with agency

Court told devices were restored to factory settings as Horizon claims they may have held vital material

Dublin pensioners Martin and Violet Coyne were "illegally" evicted from the house they had rented for 15 years, a court has been told.

Defence Minister Alan Shatter expressed “sincere regret” for the tragic events that led to the death of a trainee Air Corps pilot on a flight training mission in 2009, during a civil action taken by the father of the deceased.

Paschal Carmody said yesterday “it is very hurtful” that he has had to spend millions of euro to defend his innocence over the past nine years.

There was a dramatic development in the case of a former school supervisor who had already pleaded guilty before a jury of defrauding the Department of Education of more than €24,000.

Two men who were found guilty to forging a will each had sentences imposed yesterday.

A 30-year-old man who held the wife of a bank manager hostage in her home has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.

A dentist convicted of sexually assaulting a 19-year-old dental nurse at his surgery has withdrawn his appeal against the Dental Council's decision erasing his name from the list of registered dentists.

A dentist convicted of sexually assaulting a young dental nurse has appealed against the Dental Council’s decision that his name should be erased from the list of registered dentists.

The dentist convicted of sexually assaulting a dental nurse during an examination at his surgery in Cork is still registered to practise here.

Cork dentist John Tait was convicted yesterday of sexually assaulting a dental nurse at his surgery in 2006, just days after she started working for him.

Dentist John Tait (aged 60) of Glen House, Upper Rochestown, Cork, was convicted today of sexually assaulting a dental nurse at his surgery at St Patrick’s Terrace, Douglas, Cork, on Dec 20, 2006.

A jury of eight men and four women was sworn in yesterday to hear a case against a Cork dentist who denied sexually assaulting a nurse at his practice shortly before Christmas 2006.