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In the recent decision of Pepper v O'Reilly[1], delivered on 8 July 2025, the Court of Appeal considered the correct procedural steps in an appeal of a Circuit Court Order for Possession...

Today's article looks at Dan Philpott – v – Marymount University Hospital and Hospice Limited, the first reported case under the Protected Disclosures Act 2014 (commonly referred to as the Whistleblower Protection legislation).

In February 2020, the Corporate Enforcement Authority (CEA) initiated an investigation regarding the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) seizing over 250,000...

In Reddan v an Bord Pleanála [2025] IEHC 172, the High Court (Court) refused a lay litigant's application for leave to apply for judicial review, emphasising that his allegations fell short...

If the company wilfully disobeys the court judgment/order, you can apply to the High Court to have it enforced.

For anyone involved in the drafting, negotiation and implementation of contracts, it is vitally important that all parties involved are aware of what the words used mean and that the drafting is accurate...

Traditionally, dismissing employees during a period of probation was regarded as low risk by employers in circumstances where such employees have not accrued the necessary one year's service to...

A series of judgments handed down by the Court of Appeal on 30 July 2018 in linked litigation deals with important issues arising in loan default scenarios, particularly where the loan has been traded in the...

A High Court decision dealt with a potential prospect of circumventing that ruling by delaying the applicable 6 year limitation period commencement date.

The Supreme Court recently delivered its judgment in Scully v Coucal Limited [2025] IESC 20, finding that the public policy exception to enforcement of foreign judgments under Article 45(1)...

"Third-party" or "non-party" discovery is provided for under Irish court rules. It is an extension of the scope of discovery in that it allows the court to order a non-party or stranger to the proceedings...

Recently, Eversheds Sutherland LLP successfully sought a first-of-kind Isaac Wunder Order restraining an individual from instituting any further Court proceedings...

In a recent High Court decision of Start Mortgages DAC -v- Piggott, handed down on 15 June 2020, Justice Mary Rose Gearty made an order granting the Plaintiff leave to renew an execution order

In Albaniabeg Ambient Shpk v Enel SpA and Enelpower SpA (High Court, 8 March 2016, McDermott J), the Defendants successfully resisted an application to enforce a foreign judgment in Ireland on jurisdictional grounds.

In a decision that will be of particular interest to third party litigation funders, the Irish Supreme Court has reinforced the principle that Irish courts will only in very exceptional circumstances refuse to recognise judgments of other EU Member States under the Brussels Recast RegulationOpens in new window on public policy grounds.

Although the law on litigation funding in Ireland has evolved over recent years, a decision of the Irish High Court of 20 April 2016 has affirmed that professional third party litigation...

In a recent decision, the High Court confirmed the position in relation to Section 12 of the Personal Injuries Assessment Board Act 2003 and the preservation of evidence thereunder.