Gerard Hogan
Gerard Hogan is a distinguished Irish judge known for his insightful legal opinions and commitment to judicial integrity. He has served as a judge of the Court of Appeal in Ireland, where he has been involved in significant cases that shape Irish law. In a recent legal matter concerning the co-founders of the Web Summit, he emphasized the importance of mediation over prolonged litigation, advocating for a resolution that avoids the lengthy judicial process. His approach reflects a broader commitment to efficient and fair judicial proceedings.
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Gerard Hogan is a Supreme Court judge who has spent a lifetime writing about the Irish Constitution and its implications for Irish unity.
Leading judge on how it could impact the drive for a united Ireland – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2026-02-08Judge Gerard Hogan was one of the judges who delivered judgments dismissing the appeal.
Man restricted in bringing cases against ex-partner whose costs over 13 years top €300,000 – The Irish TimesIreland· 2026-01-25
Mr Justice Gerard Hogan gave a concurring written judgment in the Supreme Court appeal.
Couple in witness protection lose Supreme Court appeal over new birth certs claim – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-11-13
Gerard Hogan described the Supreme Court's judgment in Mary McGee's case as the most important decision in its history.
an enduring legacy – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-11-01
Mr. Justice Gerard Hogan described the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of the McGees as the court's most important decision in nearly 100 years.
The woman who fought for contraception – and won – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-08-30
Supreme Court judge Gerard Hogan was among those who mourned Declan Budd.
Legal world mourns late Court of Criminal Appeal judge Declan Budd – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-08-27
Mr Justice Gerard Hogan is the trial judge who has urged the parties to consider mediation.
Judge warns process could last until 2028 and suggests the parties reach mediated settlement – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-03-25
