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Supreme Court will hear appeal by woman charged with sexually assaulting disabled sons

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Supreme Court To Hear Second Appeal From Angela Kerins In Case Over 2014 Pac Appearance
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Supreme Court to hear second appeal from Angela Kerins in case over 2014 PAC appearance

Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Alleged Dissident Republican's Appeal Against Extradition
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Supreme Court agrees to hear alleged dissident republican's appeal against extradition

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Supreme Court Reserves Decision In Patrick Quirke Murder Conviction Appeal
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Supreme Court reserves decision in Patrick Quirke murder conviction appeal

Supreme Court Should Take Account Of Intended Surrogacy Legislation, Counsel Says
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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
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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
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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

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Northern Ireland Protocol ‘Shifts The Position’ Of North Compared To Rest Of Uk, Court Told
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Northern Ireland Protocol ‘shifts the position’ of North compared to rest of UK, court told

Tributes Paid To Retiring Supreme Court Judge Mr Justice John Macmenamin
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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
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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
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Government remains committed to ratification of Ceta, says Tánaiste