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In April 2017, the High Court delivered its decision in Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources v The Information Commissioner [2017] IEHC 222.

The Supreme Court, in Delaney v The Personal Injuries Assessment Board, the Judicial Council, Ireland and the Attorney General [2024] IESC10, has upheld the legality...

The Supreme Court in Dillon v Irish Life Assurance plc [2025] IESC 37 has clarified that a claim for emotional disturbances, such as anxiety...

In Whelan v. AIB (Unreported Supreme Court 30/1/14) the third plaintiff, his wife and children, contracted for a loan to purchase land in Waterford for €25 Million, which later had a value less than €5 million.

A recent Court of Appeal case, Ulster Bank Ireland DAC v Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman [2024] IECA 231.

An interesting decision of the High Court followed an application by Volkswagen (Ireland) for judicial review of the conduct of civil proceedings in the Castlebar District Court.

A Practice Direction has been issued by the Presidents of the High Court and the Court of Appeal to clarify the position of so-called McKenzie Friends.

High Court of Ireland seeks clarity from European Court regarding the circumstances in which it can order the identities of anonymous online wrongdoers to be revealed.

Ryanair, the Irish airline, has been involved in multiple cases concerning alleged ‘screen scraping’ of its site...

In recent years Irish airline Ryanair has been involved in numerous legal battles against so-called ‘screen scrapers' across Europe.

On 12 December 2017, the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Frank Clarke delivered a long awaited unanimous decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Permanent TSB plc –v- David Langan and the Attorney General.

In Lee v Revenue Commissioners, the Court of Appeal delivered an important judgment on the jurisdiction of the Tax Appeal Commission ("TAC") in tax disputes.

Ms. Geraghty was in a romantic relationship with the Third Named Defendant in the proceedings,

The first half of 2025 has seen significant developments in the landscape of collective redress in Ireland, following the commencement of the Representative Actions for the Protection of the Collective Interests...

The Irish High Court today has ordered the Irish Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) to investigate Facebook's European data privacy practices, bringing Max Schrems' three-year fight full circle.

"In what circumstances does a democracy tolerate State mandated electronic surveillance of every citizen who uses a telephone device?"

It is very rare to see a decision surrounding the facts of a dissolution of a professional services partnership.

Judge Kelly found that the plaintiffs had not presented any evidence to demonstrate that requiring answers to the interrogatories was in any way unfair or oppressive.