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• Dublin Circuit - Circuit Court - Order Re February 2021

  1 Feb 2021 ... Dublin Circuit - Circuit Court - Order Re February 2021. Wednesday 27th January 2021. General News. 1722 Days ago.

  News

• Tralee Court Office

  General enquiries · Address. Court Office, Floor 2, Eastern Building, Centrepoint, John Joe Sheehy Road, Tralee, Co Kerry. Co. Kerry · Eircode. V92P2FE · Telephone ...

  Office

• Make a debt claim in the Circuit Court: Complete your ...

  8 Feb 2025 ... Once you've identified the correct Circuit Court and county, you (or your solicitor) must complete the Claim Notice form. In the Circuit ...

  Guide

• Appealing a Circuit Court Order: Know where to file your ...

  9 Dec 2025 ... Oral evidence means that a party or witness gave spoken or signed evidence under oath in person or virtually to the court. If the Circuit Court ...

  Guide

• Gender recognition

  If you are aged 16 or 17, you may have your preferred gender legally recognised. In this situation, your parent or guardian can apply to the Circuit Court to ...

  Treoracha

• Appealing a Circuit Court Order: Serve the Notice of Appeal

  9 Dec 2025 ... This is called serving, which means making them aware that you are appealing the Circuit Court order to the High Court. I. Serving. If a party ...

  Guide

• Summary judgements: Submit your judgment set and pay ...

  4 Feb 2025 ... Bring your completed judgment set to the court where your claim was issued. Make sure all original forms are stamped with the correct court fee.

  Guide

• Warning to Caveat

  9 May 2025 ... This is a formal notice issued to a person who has lodged a caveat, warning them of an impending application for probate or administration.

  Form

• Renunciation of Administration With The Will Annexed

  9 May 2025 ... This is a renunciation by a person entitled to act as executor or administrator with the will annexed in a probate matter.

  Form

• Appealing a Circuit Court Order: Judge makes a decision

  9 Dec 2025 ... After hearing the case, the judge will make a decision called a court order or judgment. When deciding on the appeal, any jurisdictional limits ...

  Guide