It's part of a pilot project that's been announced as part of the 100 year anniversary of the Irish Courts.
Supreme Court proceedings are set to be broadcast before the end of the year.
It's part of a pilot project that's been announced as part of the 100 year anniversary of the Irish Courts.
Chief Justice Donal O'Donnell says it's important that hearings are as widely available as possible but has warned it will not be an "elaborately produced service" like the ones seen in other countries.
He also says there should not be streaming of proceedings in other courts.
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