Son who received land worth €100,000 successfully challenges division of assets in will

Site was also at centre of controversial legal row involving broadcaster and then neighbour in 2006

Labour Court recommends Park Hotel make a payment to former general manager

Holiday homes and leisure centre proposed

Property and newspaper owner Elizabeth O’Kelly(92) gives Irish Cancer Society €6m

Woman tells court her life was interrupted by ‘sick predator’

CCTV used to identify car after attack allegedly took place at Ennis leisure centre carpark

Tim Marks (55) worked with security firm ICTS Ireland for nine years before dismissal

Girl found to have skull fracture, broken arm and two broken legs when examined

Labour Court proposal aimed at resolving dispute between Scoil Mochua and SNAs

Riadh Mahmoudi says he was seen as a suspicious because of the colour of his skin

Woman with an incurable degenerative disease sacked while on sick leave

Ryan and Scott Fitzsimons hit YouTube jackpot with hugely popular channel

Man sacked after camera turned off while colleague allegedly assaulted drug addict

Artist Kevin Sharkey withdraws from ‘farcical’ presidential process

Clare campaigner says blue badges are given out too easily and more controls are needed

Ennis driver should be ‘ashamed of himself’ for ‘contemptible’ behaviour’ judge said

System ‘self-financing’ as value of fraudulent activity detected now over €4m – department

Presidential hopeful asked about her claims of collusion in murder of Veronica Guerin

Judge advises couple to reach agreement through a mediator

Operator of Merrion Row pub is appealing decision giving restaurant Marcels permission for first-floor, open-air terrace

TV and radio presenter’s salary was second highest in RTÉ in 2015

WRC says way restaurant sacked woman without a hearing ‘not far short of mob rule’

Walford in Dublin 4 sold for €58m in 2005 with billionaire buying it for €14.25m in 2016

Driver claims ‘tip-off’ was malicious, but WRC dismisses unfair dismissal case

Firm offers staff on Green Line cooler bags in attempt to resolve dispute over spoiling food

AWRC adjudication officer said the dismissal was ‘at at the extreme end of the spectrum of unfairness’

Man dismissed last November over compliance with travel and annual leave rules

Two unmanned aerial vehicles will deployed to inspect roads, with huge cost savings

Parents said rule change had significant impact on son’s behaviour and development

Man was told he would not be able to swim to shore during questioning on speedboat

Team of four barristers shared daily payment of €10,000 by DPP on top of brief fee

State Examinations Commission cautions students about serious consequences of cheating

Disciplinary proceedings were brought after a passenger complained that he had been punched on the back of the head by a Luas staf(...)

Leinster rugby star saw accumulated profits at his promotions company increase

Worker claims he ‘inadvertently brought the phone home’ after putting it in pocket

Jim Logan wrote a letter wondering if anyone remembered him in his home town

Bank’s HR accused by Workplace Relations Commission of ‘sloppiness’ over the incident

Labour Court doubles payment to woman deemed to have faced discrimination from firm

One District Court judge claimed almost €35,000 for expenses incurred since 2008

Despite initial confusion, famed Clare town locals have embraced refugees warmly

Kepak employee says she worked close to 60 hours a week, handling emails after midnight

WRC heard male colleague linked mental health issues and child abuse to homosexuality

‘We don’t cut ladies’ hair. I’m sorry,’ barber told transgender man Lee McLoughlin (28)

Company owned by former rugby player records profit of €880,000

Chris Hanson pleaded guilty to assaulting ‘high-achieving’ Ennis woman

Those unable to exit State centres despite being granted asylum rises to 11% of residents

Internet connectivity for 34 of 111 affected stations is now nearing completion

Company won PR contract for AIB’s IPO

‘Truly amazing miracle’ that boys and coach got to go home, says Jim Warny

Woman lodged formal complaint of bullying against priest

Retail worker received call on April 1st from colleague claiming to be immigration officer

Rape and sexual assault included in charges at Ennis District Court

Woman says she made genuine mistake in selling bottle of alcohol on the day

Pretax loss of €3.5m driven by €20m refurbishment of luxury Clare hotel

Boy’s father cries in court as judge awards him sole custody of the boy

Two sets of accounts associated with couple show combined profits of €855,084 in 2017

Store manager ‘confirmed he offered accommodation to employees in order to have sex with them’

Judge imposes €1,000 fine on accused and places him on sex offenders register

Gynaecomastia is swelling of the breast tissue in men or boys

Ibiza flight from Dublin rerouted after group of up to 20 holidaymakers involved in disturbance

More than 2,500 staff at the HSE received pay of more than €100,000 in 2017

Suspended sentence for Mary Doyle who denied theft until shown video footage

Sensitive references withdrawn for hundreds of Ennis students after drowning of two teens

WRC finds bank discriminated against the two on the grounds of race

Teenager perished in double drowning while trying to save his close friend Jack Kenneally

Hundreds attend mass for Jack Kenneally, who died while swimming in a quarry last Thursday

‘The boys played a great style of rugby. They were hard as nails but skilful with it’

Woman asked if she liked eating animals as they comprise chief meat sources for Asians

GRA calls for all frontline officers to be given Tasers

47-year-old pleaded guilty to ill-treatment and neglect

They got onto the road and his friend says ‘I’m a bit drunk, will you drive?’, court told

Shocked employee asked whether there were any other roles open to him

Grzegorz Barski (36), who was on way to Cliffs of Moher, given five year driving ban

Judge said he could see no benefit in jailing the 47-year-old woman

Co Clare woman says she is afraid of her husband from an emotional point of view

Clare court hears boy (11) claimed his mother hit him on head and body with cricket bat

Wild herd roaming free in Ennis have been transferred to farmer in Co Louth

HSA and Garda investigate incident in which Pat O’Connor died in Co Clare

Neurosurgeon building Blanchardstown complex for family killed in arson attack

Council meeting hears of two wandering goats electrocuted at ESB sub-station

Dublin pub is ordered to pay Felix Guerrero €5,000 for refusing to accept medical cert

Two employees disciplined after member of public alerts local authority

George Barski’s car collided with Charles Killeen’s motorbike at a junction on the Wild Atlantic Way

Labour Court finds woman discriminated against for dismissal on maternity leave

87-year-old Michael Culligan banned from driving for six years after crash

Labour Court rules Graham Rogers 60% responsible for sacking but awards him €6,000

Son was made to do a handstand when his arm was in a cast and then assaulted with a cable

Nine plead guilty to violent disorder following families’ dispute over winner of ‘fair fight’

Sociologist takes case after senior position given to academic 20 years her junior

Tusla social worker says care order invoked in January after girl’s mother had hit her

Aneta Petrova comments after ex-employer told to pay her €17,000 on unfair dismissal finding

Company said it apologised to Ms Petrova after finding out she suffered a miscarriage

Clare County Council outlay including €817.95 each on 22 chairs labelled ‘extravagance’

Workplace Relations Commission rejects man’s claim for unfair dismissal

Accused using his hearing difficulties to ‘avoid dealing with sentencing’, says judge

Court told garda saw Anthony Kelly in shorts with his top off and hands taped, engaged in a fist fight with another bare-chested m(...)

Council concerned about ‘stability’ and ‘integrity’ of Victorian house on Ailesbury Road

District court judge threatened to send father to jail if school attendance record wasn’t 100 per cent

Labour court found dismissal by Citywest Hotel was ‘procedurally unfair’ and awarded him €6,000