Coleman Legal LLP seeks client support for a formal complaint to the European Commission against the Irish State, addressing the oversight failures in construction product manufacturing.
Tusla investigation reveals abuse by senior St John’s Ambulance members. Multiple victims have come forward, leading to renewed scrutiny and calls for improved safeguarding practices.
Following allegations of discrimination and abuse against women in the military, an independent review was established in 2021 by then Minister for Defence, Simon Coveney.
A High Court action brought on behalf of a girl whose shoulder was allegedly injured during her birth at Cork University Maternity Hospital has been settled for €375,000. The High Court was told that Ciara Kelly, now 11 years of age, has been left with a disability...
A former scout leader was sentenced to prison for five years at a sitting of Cork Circuit Criminal Court after pleading guilty to 29 charges of sexually and indecently assaulting ten boys—all aged between 13 and 17 years at the time—over a period of 22 years between...
No appeal to US Supreme Court for Johnson & Johnson against $2bn awards in talc case The US Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal by Johnson & Johnson against a Missouri state court’s award of $2.12 billion to women who claim the company’s talc products...
The Dáil has been told that the recently published Mother and Baby Home report should be repudiated since it is not valid or accurate. The Tánaiste, Leo Varadkar, and the leader of the Labour Party, Alan Kelly, criticised the decision of a member of the commission...
Historian of Tuam Catherine Corless has criticised the failure of the Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes fully to take into account the views and evidence of survivors. Calling for a review of the Commission’s final report, Ms Corless said that...