Vivienne Traynor

The general manager of an international company based in Ireland who claimed he suffered an acute mental breakdown due to an unmanageable workload and work stress has settled his High Court action.

The High Court has ruled that teacher Enoch Burke must pay the legal costs for his failed defamation action against the publishers of the Sunday Independent.

A woman who says she was sexually assaulted by a garda in a Wicklow station has denied she engaged in consensual activity.

School teacher Enoch Burke has lost a High Court action aimed at setting aside the order of May 2023 requiring him to stay away from Wilson's Hospital School.

School teacher Enoch Burke has lost a High Court action aimed at setting aside the order of May 2023 requiring him to stay away from Wilson's Hospital School.

The family of a Co Kilkenny woman, who collapsed and died from a blood clot four weeks after surgery for a twisted knee, has settled a High Court action.

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".