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Navan Courthouse is among court buildings earmarked for refurbishment once the current programme of courthouse improvements is complete, the Meath Chronicle reports. District court sittings at Navan were moved to Trim some time ago due to problems with overcrowding.

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A judge at the High Court said he believes he will endorse a European Arrest Warrant that seeks to have Ian Bailey sent to France to face trial for the intentional homicide of Sophie Toscan du Plantier. Justice Tony Hunt said he will wait until he hears submissions from Bailey's legal representative

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Prisoners in Cork have been forced to sleep on mattresses on the floor in recent weeks, the Irish Prison Service (IPS) has confirmed. According to the Irish Examiner, six prisoners had been placed on mattresses on three occasions, with five prisoners having to sleep on mattresses for two nights.

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The High Court has granted leave to a Co Galway man seeking information about his sister who may have died in the Tuam Mother and Baby Home to bring an action against the Child and Family Agency. The case has been brought by Peter Mulryan, whose infant sister Marian Bridget Mulryan is believed to be

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The European Court of Human Rights elected a new vice-president – Linos-Alexander Sicilianos (Greece) yesterday. Judge Sicilianos has been elected for a three-year term and will take up his duties on 1 May 2017. The court also elected Robert Spano (Iceland) as section president.

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Pictured (l-r): Brendan Sharkey and Peter Kearney of Reddy Charlton, Paul McDonagh-Forde, and Ms Justice Elizabeth Dunne Paul McDonagh-Forde has received the Trinity College Law Review's Best Article Award, sponsored by Reddy Charlton and Ms Justice Elizabeth Dunne of the Supreme Court.

19681-19695 of 23011 Articles