Edmund Honohan
Edmund Honohan criticises Courts Service over failure to publish non-binding rulings
The Master of the High Court, Edmund Honohan SC, has criticised the Courts Service for not publishing his rulings on its website.
Published 6 December 2019
Master of the High Court repeats concerns that judges are overlooking 'exacting' test
High Court judges are making errors in law due to a lack of experience with certain types of banking cases, the Master of the High Court, Edmund Honohan SC, has claimed.
Published 27 November 2019
Master of the High Court concerned judges overlooking 'exacting' test
The Master of the High Court, Edmund Honohan SC, has expressed concern that High Court judges are overlooking the "exacting" test for summary or final judgment applications in cases involving personal litigants.
Published 15 May 2019
High Court judge sets aside Honohan's appointment of convicted criminal as guardian ad litem
A senior High Court judge has set aside an order by the Master of the High Court, Edmumd Honohan SC, appointing a convicted criminal as guardian ad litem for three children.
Published 19 March 2019
Edmund Honohan calls on judges who uncritically favour banks to resign
The Master of the High Court, Edmund Honohan SC, has called on judges to resign if they knowingly favour banks during litigation.
Published 11 March 2019
Edmund Honohan asks High Court president to explain decision to remove him from debt cases
The Master of the High Court, Edmund Honohan SC, has publicly challenged the president of the High Court to explain why he has been removed from debt cases, the Irish Independent reports.
Published 11 February 2019
Thousands sign petition demanding return of Edmund Honohan to debt cases
Thousands of people have signed a petition demanding that the Master of the High Court, Edmund Honohan, be allowed to continue dealing with debt cases.
Published 5 February 2019
Master of the High Court to no longer deal with debt cases
Debt cases are no longer to be dealt with by the Master of the High Court following an order by the court's President, The Times reports.
Published 25 January 2019
