4 d. ago 'People's livelihoods at risk': Decision on opening of Skellig Michael to tourists due this week

The High Court is to rule on a temporary ferry permit suspension this Thursday, as a legal battle delays Skellig Michael’s tourist season.

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8 d. ago UK government seeks Supreme Court appeal over ruling on public inquiry in Sean Brown case

The Court of Appeal in Belfast ruled in April that the ongoing failure to hold a public inquiry in the Brown case was unlawful and “cannot stand”.

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9 d. ago Trump’s tariff plan temporarily reinstated after appeals court decision

Tánaiste Simon Harris says implications of court decision will be monitored with focus on talks

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9 d. ago White House vows to fight court ruling that says Trump’s ‘liberation day’ tariff scheme is illegal

Tánaiste Simon Harris says implications of court decision will be monitored with focus on talks

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9 d. ago Tánaiste reiterates call for dialogue after US federal court blocks Trump's tariffs

Tánaiste reiterates call for dialogue after US federal court blocks Trump's tariffs  IrishCentral

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9 d. ago High Court rules suspension of Garda who allegedly had inappropriate relationship with woman is lawful

An Garda Síochána cited a ‘power dynamic between a person making a complaint of domestic abuse and the Garda to whom that complaint is made’.

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9 d. ago What happens now that a US court has blocked most of Trump's import tariffs?

A three-judge panel of the US Court of International Trade ruled that Trump overstepped his authority.

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9 d. ago A look at what happens to Trump’s tariffs following federal court ruling

The US Court of International Trade has jurisdiction over civil cases involving trade.

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2 w. ago Claims about Gerry Adams in BBC programme would 'probably' not breach UK regulations, court told

Chris Banatvala, who drew up the UK’s broadcasting rules for Ofcom, told the High Court that the programme was not “unfair or unjust”.

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3 w. ago EU Court of Justice rules EU was wrong not to release texts between Von der Leyen and Pfizer

Lawyers for the EU argued the private messages did not constitute part of the vaccine negotiation.

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3 w. ago EU Court of Justice to rule whether EU should have released texts between Von der Leyen and Pfizer

Lawyers for the EU have argued the private messages did not constitute part of the vaccine negotiation.

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