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Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Alleged Dissident Republican's Appeal Against Extradition
Ireland

Supreme Court agrees to hear alleged dissident republican's appeal against extradition
Judge Points To Appeal As 'Warning' To Lower Courts On Sentencing Practices
Ireland

Judge points to appeal as 'warning' to lower courts on sentencing practices
Defence Of 'Reasonably Mistaking' Child's Age In Sexual Cases To Be Examined
Ireland

Defence of 'reasonably mistaking' child's age in sexual cases to be examined
Cork Community Group Loses Supreme Court Case Over City Flood Relief Works
Ireland

Cork community group loses Supreme court case over city flood relief works
Prisoner Claims He Is Required To 'Slop Out' Despite Supreme Court Ruling
Ireland

Prisoner claims he is required to 'slop out' despite Supreme Court ruling
Supreme Court Reserves Decision In Patrick Quirke Murder Conviction Appeal
Ireland

Supreme Court reserves decision in Patrick Quirke murder conviction appeal
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Supreme Court Should Take Account Of Intended Surrogacy Legislation, Counsel Says
Ireland

Supreme Court should take account of intended surrogacy legislation, counsel says
Garda Commissioner And State Fail In Bid To Overturn Damages Award For Unlawful Detention
Ireland

Garda Commissioner and State fail in bid to overturn damages award for unlawful detention
Supreme Court To Hear Appeal Over Constitutionality Of Personal Injury Awards Guidelines
Ireland

Supreme Court to hear appeal over constitutionality of personal injury awards guidelines
Supreme Court To Hear Appeal Against Debt Deal Allowing Man To Keep €1.8M Farm
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Supreme Court to hear appeal against debt deal allowing man to keep €1.8m farm
Northern Ireland Protocol ‘Shifts The Position’ Of North Compared To Rest Of Uk, Court Told
Ireland

Northern Ireland Protocol ‘shifts the position’ of North compared to rest of UK, court told
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Tributes Paid To Retiring Supreme Court Judge Mr Justice John Macmenamin
Ireland

Tributes paid to retiring Supreme Court judge Mr Justice John MacMenamin
Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch Ordered To Pay Half Of State's Costs For Supreme Court Appeal
Ireland

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch ordered to pay half of State's costs for Supreme Court appeal
Government Remains Committed To Ratification Of Ceta, Says Tánaiste
Ireland

Government remains committed to ratification of Ceta, says Tánaiste
Proposed Ratification Of Eu-Canada Deal Is Unconstitutional, Supreme Court Rules
Ireland

Proposed ratification of EU-Canada deal is unconstitutional, Supreme Court rules
Supreme Court Rules On Legal Costs Facing Litigants Challenging Planning Permissions
Ireland

Supreme Court rules on legal costs facing litigants challenging planning permissions
Government's €116Bn Development Programme Referred To Eu Court Of Justice
Ireland

Government's €116bn development programme referred to EU Court of Justice
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