
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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Recent news mentions
In a separate concurring judgment, Judge Gerard Hogan agreed with Woulfe’s construction of the relevant provisions of the 2000 Planning Act.
Supreme Court clears way for rezoning of lands for housing in Dublin – The Irish TimesGerard Hogan is a constitutional scholar and current judge of the Supreme Court.
In raising divorce and equal pay, Seán Lemass’s 1966 committee was way ahead of its time – The Irish TimesGerard 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 TimesJudge 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 TimesMr 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 TimesGerard 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 TimesMr. 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 TimesSupreme Court judge Gerard Hogan was among those who mourned Declan Budd.
Legal world mourns late Court of Criminal Appeal judge Declan Budd – The Irish TimesMr 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 Times







































