Full coverage: High Court

The Central Bank is asking the High Court to confirm a recent fine on a Waystone unit for a number of breaches of regulations tied to safeguarding investors.

The Planning and Environment Court is now a year old. Mr Justice Richard Humphreys reflects on the early days of a crucial institution in Ireland's ambition to develop more infrastructure, housing and energy projects.

XTX Markets, the British trading firm led by Alex Gerko, wanted to subscribe to an Irish fund run by Aviva. However, it was rejected due to the economic sanctions placed on Russia after its invasion of Ukraine. The decision has triggered legal action.

The suit centres on the allegedly fraudulent transfer of assets by developer Sean Dunne to his then wife, including the Lagoon Beach Hotel in Cape Town, South Africa.

The judicial review of Codling's foreshore licence highlights the roadblocks facing Ireland's offshore wind development and the tension between conflicting climate and habitat imperatives. It has now been decided.

EasyGroup, the owner of EasyJet, has lost an EU trademark infringement battle against Cypriot-based online trading platform "easyMarkets", on jurisdictional grounds.

The trio are joined in the landmark intergenerational climate case by Community Law & Mediation. The law centre's CEO Rose Wall outlines policy failings and the human rights significance of the legal challenge.

The semi-state is tackling alleged unauthorised activity on seven bogs, with hundreds of thousands of euro worth of peat cut. It has taken legal action in one case and is weighing up more.

The developer is seeking damages for costs due to delays caused by multiple planning objections from two Co Meath individuals against 16 housing projects, some as far as 200 kilometres from where they live.

Kenneth Donfield has been fighting for five years to stay in the modest bedsit apartment that has been his home for over 20 years in a building now owned by a Waters company. The case will go to the High Court.