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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.

Man dragged former partner through garden and over railings, court hears

Dublin District Family Court grants orders following separate allegations of abuse

Two children to remain in State care after court rules on six-month review of neglect case

Court hears of 'appalling brutality' for mother, children

A judge has stated that Tusla's child protection policies were found completely wanting in a case where a mother and her children "endured such appalling and sustained brutality" i...

New Kent County Family Court courthouse opens in Dover

A new courthouse is officially open in Dover, giving Kent County Family Court a new home designed around the people who use it.

Dublin family's former babysitter charged over alleged burglary with gun at their home

Sara Campbell was denied bail at Dublin District Court after a garda raised concerns over potential witness interference.

Women urged to document bad experiences of Ireland’s family law system for UN committee

Survivors tell Dublin event of being failed by system as group calls for in-camera reform

Dublin family’s former babysitter accused of armed burglary at their home

Coolock woman denied bail over garda’s concerns of potential witness interference with victims

Garda Family Support Unit to hold confidential outreach clinics in Drogheda

‘In something of a bind’: Strike over legal reforms still affecting children’s court cases

Up to 20 teens facing charges including public order, theft, dangerous driving and assault not legally represented on Monday

Man charged over alleged possession of 56,000 child abuse images and videos remanded on bail

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.

'Bespoke' mother-and-baby suite at Ireland’s largest female prison will accommodate just one pair

Three women gave birth while imprisoned in the Dóchas Centre last year.

‘House of horrors’ is one of the gravest cases of child abuse in recent times, says judge

Judge says Tusla was found ‘completely wanting‘ in the case and that child protection cannot ‘take back seat to cultural sensitivities’

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

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.

Dublin solicitors to continue withdrawal of services as courts prepare to return

District Courts will continue without full complement of legal-aid lawyers as row with Minister for Justice grinds on

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

Dublin after-school provider claims ex-franchisee is running similar business in breach of agreement

Court heard Emma Campbell entered agreement with Sunago in June 2021 to use Sherpa Kids system in eight primary schools in Lucan

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

Father seeking daughter’s return from Ireland believes mother had ‘planned’ to take her

Man living abroad denies Irish woman’s allegations of abuse including coercive control, High Court hears

Bessborough survivors seek judicial review of planning permission for apartments on site

The home was run by the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary and operated between 1922 and 1998.

‘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.