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A disgraced taxi driver who shared videos of two people engaging in “intimate foreplay” is appealing his three-year ban. Andrew Tortolani was handed a two-month prison sentence last December, suspended for two years, after he shared the clips. Three recordings were initially sent to 10 people in a WhatsApp group, but within days they had […]

Enoch Burke told the High Court: “I am here today because I would not call a boy a girl.” Enoch Burke has been committed to Mountjoy Prison for contempt of court after telling a judge he would not abide by a court order restraining him from attending for work while suspended, claiming that to do

The Irish Prison Service (IPS) has been ordered to pay €55,000 to a senior official with a heart condition who was denied the right to work from home during the Covid-19 pandemic. The complainant instructed solicitors in June 2020 to lodge two complaints with the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) in June 2020, the first alleging

A teacher who objects to addressing a student with the pronoun “they” has breached the terms of a temporary injunction preventing him from attending or teaching at the secondary school where he is employed, the High Court has heard. As a result of the alleged breach of the order granted earlier this week, Wilson’s Hospital

Alan Toal claims when he was due to attend his treating physician he was told the hospital had decided not to make an appointment A barrister has brought High Court proceedings over an alleged refusal by the Beacon Hospital to allow him to get any treatment at the private medical facility. The action has been

Family matriarch Martina Burke has home-schooled all her 10 children, and several of them have run into controversy in their professional lives On Tuesday, a secondary school secured a temporary High Court injunction preventing teacher Enoch Burke from attending the school or teaching any classes while he remains suspended from his position. Enoch opposes addressing

Congratulations to Jennifer from County Meath who won a €750 voucher for Adare Manor this week in our prize draw! We hope you enjoy your stay! And don’t worry, there will be another draw for a voucher for Adare Manor in time for Christmas! Stay tuned for more info soon!

As strikes grind the English courts to a halt, barristers in Ireland have talked up the case for similar action here as a minister reportedly gives consideration to long-awaited fee restoration. Members of the Bar Council last week met with Michael McGrath, the minister for public expenditure and reform, who is expected to reach a

County Kerry Coursing Club denies bringing legal proceedings in order to frustrate sale of the property The County Kerry Coursing Club has been refused a High Court injunction restraining the owner of the former Tralee Racecourse from locking it out of grounds that have been used for hare coursing for more than a century. Dismissing

Patrick Murtagh has refused Cabhrú and gardaí access to his apartment for inspection amid concerns over build-up of rubbish A High Court judge has directed gardaí to arrest and bring to court next week a 75-year-old man who has ignored orders directing him to facilitate an inspection of his charitable organisation home. Earlier this week