Urgent Applications In Ireland

In Ireland, specific case law where applications of an urgent nature were heard otherwise than in public can be found in family law or cases involving minors. One example is the "Irish Times Ltd v Ireland [*] * IR *" case, which addressed the issue of reporting restrictions in family law proceedings to protect privacy.

In Ireland, applications related to habeas corpus, bail, prohibition, or injunctions might be heard in private under specific circumstances, often involving:
- Habeas Corpus: Urgent applications for release from unlawful detention.
- Bail: Cases involving sensitive information related to national security or minors.
- Prohibition/Injunctions: To prevent disclosure of confidential information or protect privacy.
Each case is assessed individually, and privacy is maintained to safeguard sensitive details.
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Here's a brief overview for each type of application:
- Habeas Corpus: In the case "The State (McDonagh) v. Frawley" [*], the court addressed issues of unlawful detention in Ireland.
- Bail: In "The People (DPP) v. Kelly" [*], bail considerations involved sensitive information related to national security.
- Prohibition/Injunctions: "Irish Times Ltd v Ireland" [*] involved reporting restrictions to protect privacy in family law proceedings.
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In Ireland, the cases mentioned may be held in private under certain circumstances, particularly when sensitive information or privacy concerns are involved. It depends on the specific details and context of each case. Would you like more detailed information on any particular case or type of application?