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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.

The judge granted interim orders, returnable to May 29th, restraining the company dismissing Ms Morris, purporting to terminate her employment contract
Lawyer wins restraining order against company over her dismissal

Lorraine Morris made a complaint alleging bullying and harassment by several senior managers

A company of developer Johnny Ronan has won its High Court case aimed at ensuring the annual rent for the Medical Council’s new headquarters in Dublin does not fall below €820,000
Ronan firm wins upwards-only rent review case

Medical Council must pay above market rent for headquarters

Mr Justice Iarflaith O’Neill today ruled the upwards only rent review clause in the Council’s 20 year lease for its Kingram House headquarters off Fitzwilliam Square is not affected by a law banning upwards only rent reviews for business premises. Photograph: David Sleator/The Irish Times
Johnny Ronan firm wins case over Medical Council rent

Upward only clause means HQ rent above €820k while market rent about €374k

Mr Justice Peter Kelly: complained about the amount of detail being provided in support of the application to extend protection for the ‘Sunday Business Post’ to 100 days. Photograph: Marc O’Sullivan/Collins
High Court extends ‘Sunday Business Post’ protection

Judge says application ‘light on detail’ and ‘rather bland’

Seán FitzPatrick has claimed that in late 2006 he invested £250,000 in the Woolgate Exchange office property to give “a chance of money” to Mark Redmond. Photograph: Alan Betson
Judgment reserved on order in Fitzpatrick loan dispute

Order sought in High Court for repayment of £250,000 investment in London office project

Francis Cullen was returned to Mountjoy Prison for another six months. Photograph: David Sleator/The Irish Times
Bankrupt businessman sent to Mountjoy for another six months

Defendant insisted he was ‘Francis, of the family of Cullen’ and court has no jurisdiction

Sean Quinn junior leaves the Supreme Court in Dublin.
Quinn jnr in offer to purge contempt

File photo of Peter Darragh Quinn who has been ordered to pay $188m dollars damages to Irish Bank Resolution Corporation. Photograph: Niall Carson/PA Wire
Quinn nephew ordered to pay $188m in damages to IBRC

Court orders made in cases against Russian firms putting assets out of reach of bank

File photo of Sean Quinn Jnr who was found guilty of contempt in June 2012. Photograph: David Sleator /The Irish Times
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