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Deportation a waste of money: €337,800 flight remain in Ireland, says Shatter Monday, January 16, 2012
Barristers and Solicitors Dublin protest set to disrupt criminal hearings Thursday, December 08, 2011
Asylum seekers claim centre is ‘like a prison’ - Monday, December 05, 2011
MULTI – UNIT DEVELOPMENT (MUD) ACT New Rules for Management Companies
Mother settles damages claim over death of baby – Medical Negligence
Citizenship – New Application Forms and Requirement for Naturalisation
Inhumane deportation process of Asylum Seekers criticised- August 18, 2011
Haphazard’ labour court claims system to undergo reforms Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Air hostess loses Irish bid for redundancy payments under the Irish System -Tuesday, August 16, 2011
€14,000 Compensation for woman dismissed for being pregnant before the Equality Tribunal -16th August 2011
Asylum seeker challenges deportation order before the High Court 4th August 2011
Government announces changes to citizenship application process in line with ICI recommendations -3rd August 2011
MEP to launch training programme for young migrants developed by EU-funded project 3rd August 2011
Immigrant Council of Ireland secures European Commission funding for family reunification project 3rd August 2011
Citizenship, family reunion discussed at Immigration Lawyers’ Network conference in Paris 3rd August 2011
Hire purchase ruling may help struggling families Thursday, July 28, 2011
Equality Tribubal ordered Retail store ordered to pay employee €15k compensation July 19, 2011
Temporary protection for 200,000 workers July 08, 2011
Joint Labour Committee pay orders unconstitutional rules judge July 08, 2011
€1.2m paid to asylum seekers’ lawyers July 05, 2011
Citizenship Application Press Release from Minister for Justice
Irish Refugee recognition rate draws concern by United Nations Committee - 13 June 2011
€12k damages and Compensation for personal injuries over hair dye - 1 June 2011
Garda awarded €106,000 Compensation for personal injuries at the High Court
Children aged 3 to 7 have more accidents
Facial Injuries and Brian Injury greatly increased without the use of a bicycle Helmet- Interview with Carol Sinnott Solicitor
Over €8m compensation awarded to injured minors
A lorry driver, who sustained serious facial injuries when he was struck by a steel wedge, has been awarded 80,000 Euros by the High Court
Unconstitutional’ immigration law struck down
Judge calls on State to consider ruling for Parents of Irish Born Child
European court decision gives Irish children the right to have their parents live with them and work in Ireland
Couple seek passport for surrogate baby daughter
Banks ‘altered’ mortgage documents
Apology to Donal Kinsella
Faulty Hip implants ‘60% face surgery
Government record on asylum seekers attacked
Ireland’s respect for human rights appears to start outside our borders: Immigrant Council of Ireland
Singer gets €830,000 award over sex abuse
School discriminated against teacher on religious grounds
Supreme Court rules against Dunnes in facial injuries case
Irish Human Rights Commission calls on government to establish enquiry into “Magdalen Laundries”
Girl gets €20,000 for being struck by mini-bus wing mirror
Sinnott & Co, Employment Solicitors Dublin 6 News ~ Man awarded €17,750 for unfair dismissal by transport firm
Garda marksman loses injury claim against State
€2m court settlement over incident at birth
Conditions and delays in asylum criticised
EU Commission may not proceed with legal proceedings against France on recent deportations of Roma
FLAC make submission to Gender Recognition Advisory Group
Sambo –v- MJELR and recent Supreme Court decision in Pamela Izebekhai
IRC Statement on Department of Justice denial about Five-year Review
Concern as Social welfare appeals reach 22,000
HSE must pay €25k for gender discrimination in EQUALITY TRIBUNAL CASE
Dublin City Council, Ireland’s largest local authority, received 417 personal injury claims last year 2009
Sinnott Solicitors are the first Solicitors in Ireland to become members of PILA, the Public Interest Law Alliance
Judicial Review on Access to Social Welfare Decisions
Government repeals restrictions on EU citizen family members working following recent High Court order
Judicial Review on Access to Social Welfare Decisions
UNHCR comments on the European Commission’s proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council (COM(2009)551, 21 October 2009)
HSE apologises in court to family of woman over her death-negligence action –v- the HSE
Man loses court action over vasectomy Medical negligence action
R (on the application of ZO (Somalia) and others) (Respondents) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (Appellant) [2010] UKSC 36 On appeal from: 2009 EWCA Civ 442
Witchcraft allegations, refugee protection and human rights: a review of the evidence
Witchcraft allegations, refugee protection and human rights: a course for lawyers and legal advisers
FAlSOL OLUWANIFEMI SULAlMON ( Applicant ) v THE MINISTER FOR JUSTICE, EQUALITY AND LAW REFORM (RESPONDENT) [2009 No. 1173 J.R.]
A “structured settlement agreement” ordered by the president of the High Court, Mr Justice Nicholas Kearn - case likely to set pattern for 'catastrophic' injury cases
Lifelong payments for injured worker warmly welcomed
Whiplash claim against Dublin Bus dismissed
Immigration Detention Conditions complained of in the Dóchas Centre - Jesuit Refugee Service
Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants Act 2010

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