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Leave to seek judicial review was granted in part over the HSE’s refusal to fund Wegovy under s.23, because a potentially material syndrome may not have been considered.
The High Court refused Colbeam Limited leave to appeal in a planning judicial review, holding the proposed points did not meet the statutory certification test.
The High Court quashed an IPAT decision refusing international protection, holding that the Tribunal failed to engage properly with the applicant’s request for an oral hearing.
The High Court refused a judicial review of Revenue’s decision to start a VAT audit, holding the challenge premature because it targeted a hypothetical future assessment.
The High Court rejected an asylum seeker’s challenge to an IPAT refusal on domestic violence in Georgia, but granted an extension of time for the review.
The High Court refused judicial review in an international protection case, holding the Tribunal challenge was out of time and upholding the Minister’s permission to remain, refoulement and deportation decisions.
The High Court rejected a judicial review of an IPAT decision, upholding credibility findings on an asylum claim and finding no irrationality in the treatment of corroboration.
The High Court refused leave for judicial review and refused interim relief over an IPAS transfer, holding the applicant had ceased to qualify for reception conditions.
The High Court granted an extension of time but refused judicial review of an IPAT decision refusing international protection, finding no breach of fair procedures.
Rural Residents Wind Aware and Environmental Group & Ors v An Coimisiun Pleanala & Ors (No. 3) [2026] IEHC 301 (15 May 2026)
The High Court refused leave to appeal in a planning judicial review, holding the proposed questions were fact-specific, misconceived, and not of exceptional public importance.
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