Gavin O'Reilly

Case revolves around alleged operation to secretly download back-up IT tapes

Short memories about cost of past excess mean we are doomed to repeat mistakes

An attempted murder in Dún Laoghaire and a swine-flu vaccine test case will also be heard

‘Significant uptick’ in clients from Asia, Africa and South America

Document lodged in High Court also claims hacking involved a search for journalists’ sources

Deloitte inquiry concludes data interrogation was not for reason claimed by Leslie Buckley

Judge rules Gavin O’Reilly and Karl Brophy would almost inevitably get the material following a discovery application

Reception rooms of five-bed house take in vista from Howth to Dalkey Island

Group may be natural candidate for media company that is further down digital path

Former chief executive concerned his personal data was accessed in 2014

Communications group locked in legal battle with Denis O’Brien reports 87.5% profit jump

INM board initially ‘downplayed’ alleged data breach to watchdog, High Court hears

‘Very curious’ for INM to complain critical information came as a ‘bolt out of the blue’

INM objects to appointment of inspectors, with judicial review to heard on May 9th

Corporate law regulator criticised media company’s governance and management

Progress of application for appointment of inspectors hinges on judicial review case

Since O’Reilly family departed INM in 2012, share price has dropped by two-thirds

Special circumstances have applied to the group since 2012 due to its largest shareholder

Businessman says he will hold corporate director ‘personally responsible’ for leaks

FF chief's ‘profound’ concerns ‘in terms of our democracy’ about issues at INM

Former chief executive of media group shocked at treatment of staff and journalists

Fine Gael reportedly pulls back from tax cut plan for next budget

PR firm embroiled in case with Denis O’Brien wants access to details of alleged data breach

Data Protection Commissioner to conduct investigation

Seen & Heard: Natrium’s plan for O’Connell St premises among top stories in Sunday papers

Cantillon: chairman will depart March 1st as part of overhaul of the media group’s board

Ex-chief executive recalls time in 2008 Harvey Weinstein tried to get him to pull article

Red Flag says it prepared the dossier in the ordinary course of business for a client

Efforts to liquidate businessman’s share may spark property sale

PR company’s appeal of orders requiring them to hand over personal computers resolved

Founder of lobbying firm files defamation claim over Sunday Independent coverage

Firm being sued by Denis O’Brien saw employment costs rise to €780,000 in 2015

For months, Denis O’Brien has battled Dublin public affairs firm Red Flag in the High Court, claiming that an illegal conspiracy exists to damage him. But how did it come to this? Peter Murtagh explains a tortuous trail . . .

Denis O’Brien’s decision to increase stake in INM did not lead to ‘material reduction in plurality’

Case taken against former TD one of several High Court proceedings taken since 2010

Judge ‘surprised’ O’Brien is not proceeding with application for inspection of material

Judge refuses application to halt order forcing staff to hand over documents

Denis O’Brien is suing firm over allegations of defamation and conspiracy to damage him

Row over whether devices owned by executives must be subject to ‘forensic imaging’

Businessman wants experts to photograph computer material in preparation for action