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Cases halted as Criminal Courts of Justice staff picket

The Criminal Courts of Justice (CCJ) on Dublin's Parkgate Street was at a standstill as staff mounted a picket on the steps, bringing scheduled legal proceedings to a halt.

The criminal courts are operating, but not ‘effectively’, as Jim O’Callaghan claims

Minister has offered to meet solicitors as legal aid dispute sees case backlogs rise

Jim O’Callaghan insists criminal courts running ‘effectively’ despite mass withdrawal of solicitors’ services

Chaotic court scenes as 100 solicitors stage walk out amid 'flat fee’ dispute

The backlog of criminal cases in the courts is set to worsen, with some pushed back to December today.

‘Thank you, judge’ – Dún Laoghaire murder accused further remanded in custody

Dublin garda sent for trial following alleged assault

A Dublin garda has been sent forward for trial, charged over an alleged assault in the city centre almost two years ago.

Daniel Kinahan to appear by video-link before Special Criminal Court

Judges expected to be updated about book of evidence

Confusion and delays at district court as criminal legal aid dispute drags on

Dozens of cases adjourned as judge encourages some defendants to secure representation

Contract awarded for development of long-awaited Dublin Family Court Complex

Back in September, justice minister Jim O’Callaghan remarked current timescales envisage that construction will commence in early 2027.

Criminal defence solicitors vs Jim O’Callaghan: Stakes raised during an unusual day in Bray

Some solicitors are quietly signing up to the Minister for Justice’s new payments system – but few will speak publicly about it

Courts crisis 'worse than during Covid' as 'concerns' voiced about Jim O'Callaghan as Justice Minister

Around 200 criminal defence solicitors and barristers walked out of the Criminal Courts of Justice on Monday amid the pay row

Courts running 'effectively' amid aid dispute - minister

The Minister for Justice has said the criminal courts are running "effectively" amid an ongoing dispute with solicitors who have withdrawn their services.

Cork Judge suggests ‘legislative change’ required as case comes before him after seven adjournments

Courts at a 'standstill' amid criminal legal aid dispute

More than 25 bench warrants were issued by a single judge in under two hours, as the impact of the defence solicitors' strike continues to be felt by court users.

Seven men to stand trial over violent incident in city centre

Gardaí responded to reports of a disturbance at a property at Ormond Quay two years ago.

Man charged with murder of Mark Cullen in Dún Laoghaire

Two appear in court charged over €210k heroin seizure in Cork

Sandra Byrne and Philip Hicks were both remanded in custody.

Prosecutions of serious crimes could be affected as Office of DPP faces industrial action

Solicitors will refuse emergency calls from gardaí seeking advice on detention and charges, among other tasks

Man remanded in custody for alleged burglary offences in Wexford

Christy Keane refused bail over 'serious' drugs charges

Limerick man, Christy Keane, has been refused bail and returned for trial on "serious" drugs charges.

Seven men in court over violent disturbance on Dublin’s Ormond Quay

Men aged from their 30s to 50s to stand trial over alleged incident at a house in 2024

Man charged with drugs and money laundering offences at Galway escape room

Gardaí consent to bail but court remands accused in custody pending proof of €5,000 surety

Teen accused of driving stolen car wrong way says he must change, or he'll 'end up in Mountjoy'

The teen was unrepresented due to the ongoing dispute over legal aid reforms.

Man’s triple-murder trial and Riad Bouchaker’s sentencing among cases coming in new legal term

Daniel Kinahan expected in court on opening day of new legal year