Vivienne Traynor

The Court of Appeal has ruled that all six Harry Clarke stained-glass works in Bewley's café on Dublin's Grafton Street are "windows as a matter of law" and therefore the property of the owner of the building.

The High Court has appointed provisional liquidators to a Dublin-based recruitment firm after the court was told the company was insolvent.

A former radio DJ who allowed €15,000 to be lodged into her bank account as part of a money-laundering scam will not serve any sentence after a judge said there had been "a complete turnaround" in her efforts to rehabilitate.

The parents of a 2-year-old girl, who was severely brain damaged due to deficiencies in her care soon after her birth, have described what happened to their daughter as a "nightmare sequence of errors".

The jury in the trial of a law professor and barrister accused of murder has heard an issue arose over the translation from French to English of

A witness in the trial of a law professor and barrister accused of murder has told a jury that a man who was shot while trespassing on a farm on which she was working was turning to go when she heard a third shot from a gun held by her boss.

A woman who alleges she was raped by mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor at a Dublin hotel six years ago has said she told a friend to delete all her text messages because she was "afraid for her life".

A jury in the High Court action taken by a woman who says she was raped by MMA fighter Conor McGregor has expressed concern that it was being filmed or photographed by someone in the public gallery.

A paramedic who examined a woman who claims she was raped in a Dublin hotel by MMA fighter Conor McGregor has told the jury she had not seen such bruising on a patient in a long time.

The judge in the civil case against mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor has told the jury that their role is as judges of fact and that they must look "wholly, rationally and calmly at the evidence".