The Victims’ Payments Board has overturned its refusal of a Troubles pension for a Phoenix Law client shot in a paramilitary-style attack, applying the High Court’s judgment in McCabe.
High Court Dismisses Challenge to Garvaghy Road Parade Prohibition
The High Court in Belfast has dismissed a judicial review against the Secretary of State’s decision to prohibit the Drumcree parade along the Garvaghy Road. Phoenix Law represented the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition.
High Court quashes visa refusal for Gaza student who lost almost her entire family
A 20-year-old engineering student in Gaza, offered a full scholarship at University College Cork, has won her High Court challenge […]
Belfast Human Rights Solicitor Darragh Mackin Speaks Alongside Mary Robinson at Dublin Rule of Law Event
Phoenix Law’s Darragh Mackin, a leading Belfast solicitor and human rights lawyer, joined former President Mary Robinson at Irish Rule of Law International’s “What’s Law Got to Do With It?” event in Dublin.
APPLICATION MADE TO BRING ROGER CASEMENT HOME TO MURLOUGH BAY
The Roger Casement Commemoration & Re-interment Association have submitted a formal application to Dublin City Council and Glasnevin Cemetery requesting […]
High Court Hears Landmark Challenge to Refusal of Study Visa for Gazan Student
Phoenix Law has recently acted in a significant High Court challenge concerning the refusal of an Irish study visa to […]
Gazan student arrives in Ireland after proven visa victory
Urgent High Court Proceedings A Palestinian student from Gaza has arrived in Ireland to begin his studies at Trinity College […]
Mother and Baby Homes Public Inquiry: Chair Appointed as Truth Recovery Process Moves Forward
Rachel Langdale KC has been appointed Chair of the Truth Recovery Public Inquiry into Mother and Baby Institutions, Magdalene Laundries […]
Garvaghy Road Residents Launch Landmark Legal Challenge
Garvaghy Road Residents await a ruling from the Court of Appeal after challenging the Parades Commission’s decision to permit the […]
Phoenix Law challenges bursary leaving 120 teachers £20,000 behind
Phoenix Law has served pre-action correspondence on the Department of Education. It challenges the eligibility criteria of its Initial Teacher […]