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Students gather in the Quad at NUI Galway. Photograph: Patrick Heneghan/NUIG

NUIG academic secures injunction halting investigation

September 22, 2017, 16:01

Heinz Peter Nasheuer is facing claims he tried to ‘sabotage’ a colleague’s career

Two Co Dublin farmers were “trying to extort” money from a company owned by billionaire brothers Luke and Brian Comer, the High Court was told

Farmers were ‘trying to extort’ billionaire brothers, High Court hears

September 22, 2017, 07:25

Farmers alleged they were ‘bullied, intimidated and threatened’ by agents for brothers

Christy Kinahan: A judge has told the publishers and authors of a book on the Kinahan gang that he was not happy with a sworn affidavit they had submitted in defamation proceedings.

Authors of book about Kinahan gang told to provide statements

September 20, 2017, 22:26

Defamation case taken by man against publishers

A family living in a caravan without basic services have succeeded in reversing Donegal County Council’s decision to defer offering them social housing support. File photograph: Getty Images/iStockphoto

Family living without basic services win battle with council

September 19, 2017, 19:29

Traveller family took action after they were refused housing ‘over risk of anti-social behaviour’

Dublin man Derek Cervi has brought High Court proceedings against the publisher of ‘The Cartel’ Penguin Random House Ireland Ltd.

Book about Kinahan crime gang defamed me, says Dubliner

September 15, 2017, 15:32

Derek Cervi has brought High Court proceedings arising out of a reference in the book

The judge found Mountjoy Prison management and staff were ‘conscious of the undesirability of the regime they had to enforce’. Photograph: Cyril Byrne

Why the ‘slopping out’ ruling is important

September 14, 2017, 05:30

The judgment is a serious criticism of prison authorities and will affect hundreds of cases

Investigations arose following complaints made by four of her colleagues that she had engaged in inappropriate workplace behaviour. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien

Blood transfusion board nurse takes case to prevent her sacking

September 12, 2017, 18:40

Employer says she engaged in gross insubordination by refusing to apologise to staff

A homeless man with inoperable cancer has been granted emergency accommodation in the High Court

Seriously ill homeless man to get emergency housing

September 12, 2017, 15:09

High Court hears Constantin Rostas (60), who is in hospital, has inoperable cancer

There was no in-cell sanitation and no running water but basins and other receptacles were provided for prisoners to urinate and defecate into and for washing, the court heard.

Ex-prisoner seeks damages over Mountjoy ‘slopping out’ regime

September 11, 2017, 17:30

Court to rule whether State liable after man claims rights violated by lack of cell sanitation

A garda who quit the force after only seven months of service has taken a legal action against the Garda Commissioner for refusing to allow him to rejoin. File photograph: Bryan O’Brien/The Irish Times

Ex-garda takes action over refusal to allow him rejoin the force

September 6, 2017, 16:54

Mark O’Neill claims his former colleagues bullied him and failed to investigate crimes

Prof Heinz Peter Nasheuer is one of nine individuals who are the subjects of complaints of alleged bullying made by a colleague at National University of Ireland Galway (above). File photograph: Google Street View

NUIG academic challenges ‘flawed’ inquiry on claims against him

September 5, 2017, 20:48

Prof Heinz Peter Nasheuer denies allegations of bullying made by colleague at university

The organisation caring for the man is concerned about his apparent lack of discernment in his use of internet sites, evidenced by his use of a site used by teenagers, an escort services site and one used by gay men.

Concern over vulnerable man’s ‘fatal attraction’ to online dating

September 4, 2017, 15:55

Ward of court, in his 30s, fixated on finding a partner but carers fear he lacks discernment

The Traveller Accommodation Programme 2014 to 2018 purported to provide accommodation appropriate to the needs of the Traveller community in general and prospective tenants in particular, the court heard. Photograph: Alan Betson

Traveller family in legal bid to move from ‘rat infested’ site

September 1, 2017, 16:24

State’s recognition of Traveller community as an ethnic group cited in support of case

Photograph: Thinkstock

Delay with chef’s Garda vetting results in High Court hearing

August 31, 2017, 18:45

Nursing home put employee on leave due to lack of Hiqa-required Garda clearance

The Ward family’s barrister said the council’s decision was taken without any input from the Wards, who had been unaware that the process was even taking place

Challenge to council deferring housing offer to Traveller family

August 30, 2017, 20:30

Action brought on behalf of Ward family who are living in a caravan at Bundoran

Christy Fagan of St Patrick’s Athletic’s and Athlone Town’s Derek Prendergast during a League of Ireland match in 2014. Photograph: Ryan Byrne/Inpho

Athlone Town FC wins right to draw down Government grant

August 30, 2017, 14:59

Club allowed to avail of €200,000 funding for proposed new astroturf pitch

Counsel for hotel tenant Genport Ltd said Crofter Properties had been aware of redevelopments at the Dublin 4 hotel for the past eight months. File photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times.

Timing of move to halt running of Dublin hotel criticised

August 29, 2017, 13:58

Court hears Crofter properties sat on safety issues before making application

A view of the Spencer Dock project in Dublin. Photograph: Dara Mac Donaill

Hazardous waste labelled ‘safe’ dumped in Dublin landfill, court told

August 28, 2017, 21:34

Action for damages opens in High Court over transfer of ‘unsuitable waste’ from Spencer Dock

In 2010 Shaun Kelly (C) was driving a car which collided with another travelling in the opposite direction. One man (66) and seven young men were all killed.

Driver of car that killed eight in Donegal seeks prison release

August 25, 2017, 15:09

Shaun Kelly asks High Court to direct release on grounds he was due one-third enhanced remission

Gina Farrell took the deeds of an apartment against which an undertaking had been given to pay a €100,000 debt, the court heard. Photograph: Collins Courts

Cleaner who overcharged Seán Dunne ‘flees solicitor’s office’ with deeds

August 24, 2017, 15:57

Solicitor owed €100,000 from High Court case which found in Dunne’s favour

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