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The High Court granted a declaration that the Commission erred in excluding impacts on Blackwater Callows SPA without site-specific conservation objectives, and limited costs were awarded.
High Court judicial review of a wind-farm permission: the Court found missing site-specific conservation objectives made the assessment defective, but refused certiorari on harmless-error grounds.
The High Court held that the Board erred by carrying out an appropriate assessment without site-specific conservation objectives for Gearagh SPA, but refused certiorari as the error was harmless.
The High Court dismissed a planning judicial review over a solar farm permission, rejecting pleaded EIA, AA, project-splitting and bats challenges, and holding relief would be refused in discretion in any event.
The High Court upheld the refusal of Merck Serono’s SPC application for Mavenclad, holding that Santen barred reliance on a later authorisation for the same active ingredient.
Minister For Justice, Home Affairs and Migration v Begean (Approved) [2026] IEHC 280 (06 May 2026)
The High Court allowed a European Arrest Warrant surrender to Norway after Norway confirmed it sought the respondent for prosecution, not just investigation.
McDowell & Ors v Sea Fisheries Protection Authority (Approved) [2026] IECA 71 (01 May 2026)
Costs ruling in a fisheries judicial review appeal. The Court ordered the respondent to receive costs, including the costs of the Article 267 reference, with 50% of remaining costs awarded.
Liberty Insurance Ltd and Anor v EirGrid PLC (Approved) [2026] IEHC 210 (02 April 2026)
The High Court held that the MEC bond was not an unenforceable penalty, rejected the discrimination claim, and dismissed the plaintiffs’ action.
McGowan and Anor v An Coimisiun Pleanala and Ors [No. 2] (Approved) [2026] IEHC 206 (01 April 2026)
High Court refused leave to appeal in a planning judicial review over a telecoms mast, holding the proposed points did not properly arise and were not of exceptional public importance.
Doyle v An Coimisiun Pleanala and Anor [No. 2] (Approved) [2026] IEHC 207 (01 April 2026)
The High Court refused leave to appeal in a planning judicial review over a telecoms mast, finding no exceptional public importance, no proper legal point, and no basis for a CJEU reference.
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