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Mary Carolan

Mary Carolan

Mary Carolan is Higher Courts Reporter with the Irish Times, reporting on the Supreme Court, Commercial Court, High Court and Court of Criminal Appeal. She is a regular contributor to tv and radio, including Prime Time, Tonight With Vincent Browne, Drivetime and The Last Word.

Sunday Business Post to exit examinership tomorrow

Brindisi Ltd investment of €750,000 in newspaper approved by Commercial Court

Mr Justice Peter Kelly this week agreed to transfer the bank’s case to the Commercial Court after being told by Rossa Fanning, for the bank, Mr Woodlock was consenting to transfer and to judgment.
Bank order for €19m against Clonmel businessman

Michael Woodlock consents to judgment

A High Court judge has said new laws may be necessary to protect very young people who may be subject to “forced” marriages here.
Judge says new laws may be needed to protect young people from forced marriages

No laws here addressing question of marriages where there is no real consent

Mr Justice Peter Kelly refused to allow three weeks for developer Jerry Beades to prepare an affidavit responding to Ulster Bank’s application to have the case fast-tracked in the Commercial Court, but allowed two weeks. Photograph: Matt Kavanagh
Ulster Bank pursuing developer Jerry Beades for €3.5 million

Developer given two weeks to prepare affidavit

The National Aquatic Centre at Abbotstown in Dublin. Dublin Waterworld Ltd entered into a lease in 2003 to operate the centre but a dispute later arose about whether VAT was payable on the lease. Photograph: Brenda Fitzsimons
Former operator of National Aquatic Centre claims €30m in losses and damages

Dublin Waterworld Ltd suing National Sports Campus Development Authority

Aer Lingus is seeking a court ruling that no Ryanair bid could be launched before February 2014. Photograph: Frank Miller
Aer Lingus spent €40m in thwarting Ryanair takeover bids

Commercial Court to hear Aer Lingus action seeking to prevent another takeover move

The National Aquatic Centre at Abbotstown, Blanchardstown, west Dublin. Photograph: Brenda Fitzsimons/The Irish Times
Former aquatic centre operator claims €30m

Dublin Waterworld entered a lease in 2003but a dispute later arose

Minister of State for Planning Jan O’Sullivan: ‘I am determined to uphold the integrity of the planning system.’ Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill
Six local authorities to face new investigations over planning irregularities

Procedures in Dublin and Cork city councils as well as Cork, Carlow, Galway and Meath county councils to be examined

The Four Courts. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien/The Irish Times
Department of the Environment apologises and pays €25,000 damages to former planner

Findings over ’irregular planning decisions’ claim overturned

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