Trainee solicitors from the Law Society of Ireland and the Institute of Professional Legal Studies (IPLS) have represented Ireland and the UK in the Florida finals of the prestigious Stetson International Environmental Moot Court Competition

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Congratulations to our trainee solicitor Cathal Mullan on being awarded the prize for the 10th best oralist at the international finals of the 29th Stetson International Environmental Moot Court Competition. Cathal, as part of the Institute of Professional Legal Studies team alongside Rebecca Deans and Seán Scally, successfully negotiated the regional rounds hosted in Dublin…

Annette McGavigan (14)

Family of 14 year old Annette McGavigan seek Extension of Preservation Order of MOD Documents from Lord Chancellor

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PRESS RELEASE FAMILY OF ANNETTE MCGAVIGAN SEEK PRESERVATION ORDER OF ALL TROUBLES PAPERS HELD BY MOD FROM 1969 TO 2000 HARTE COYLE COLLINS, SOLICITORS & ADVOCATES ISSUED 28th APRIL 2025 Lawyers acting on behalf of the family of Annette McGavigan (14) who they believe was killed by a member of the Royal Green jackets on…

John McDevitt Case – CCRC Refers 4 further 1986 Convictions back to NI Court of Appeal

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PRESS RELEASE ON BEHALF OF JOHN MCDEVITT CCRC REFERS 4 FURTHER CONVICTIONS TO THE COURT OF APPEAL ISSUED BY HARTE COYLE COLLINS, SOLICITORS & ADVOCATES 10TH APRIL 2025 John McDevitt’s lawyer confirmed today that the Criminal Cases Review Commission in Birmingham has referred 4 further convictions dating 1986 to the NI Court of Criminal Appeal…

Harte Coyle Collins, Solicitors & Advocates make Dalradian Gold Mine Inquiry Notes Publicly Available

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Harte Coyle Collins make Dalradian Gold Mine Inquiry notes publicly available with support of the PILS Project The Public Local Inquiry into the controversial Dalradian gold mine (‘the Curraghinalt Project’), due to run from January to March 2025, sat for only three of the planned twenty-one days of hearings before procedural failings by the Department…