DAA accused of ‘abusing its dominant position’ in car hire competition, court told
Airport operator claimed to be applying its by-laws differently at Cork and Dublin airports
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Model hopeful gave up career after laser hair removal left her with burns, court hears
Woman awarded €80,000 in damages following treatment that left her with scarring
Twitter manager subject to ‘direct dismissal in which he played no part’, court told
Labour Court hearing an appeal by Twitter, now X, of an award of €550,131 made at the Workplace Relations Commissions to Gary Rooney for unfair dismissal
Cork farmer who alleged gardaí Tasered him twice settles High Court action
Cork man claimed he was ‘unlawfully assaulted’ by members of the Armed Support Unit on his farm
Judge notes ‘extraordinary potential’ of vulnerable children detained in special care system
Mr Justice John Jordan received an artwork from a girl, who also writes songs and poetry, during a recent visit to a unit
DAA faces High Court hearing on ‘anti-competitive’ car hire claims
Easirent has been picking up customers at Dublin airport since 2019 under an interim order in long-running case
South Dublin residents challenge permission for new 192-unit apartment complex
High Court allowed group of 15 individuals to pursue the case challenging An Coimisiún Pleanála’s grant of permission
Dancing, debts and claims of deposit-diverting: Flatley battles for his Lord of the Dance show
Former dancer and the producer of the show he created are locked in a standoff ahead of its 30th anniversary tour
Ireland’s largest mosque to reopen in time for Ramadan after nine-month hiatus
Judge recuses himself in court case related to Islamic Cultural Centre’s operator
High Court censures Roscommon solicitor following conflict of interest finding
Declan O’Callaghan successfully appealed three allegations of misconduct, but a judge upheld one claim against him
Coimisiún na Meán spends millions of euro fighting legal actions by social media giants
Bill expected to climb higher as regulator is facing 12 such cases
To free or not to free Enoch Burke? That is the question haunting judges
Restraining the serial protester from litigating until his contempt is purged could be one way of making him comply
Lack of resources cannot excuse duty to prepare local plans, Supreme Court rules
Exception does not apply in relation to Meath County Council’s failure to commence local area plan for east of county, court rules
Gardaí set to give information to delayed inquest in North about man killed by Real IRA
Kieran Doherty’s body was found outside Derry, but near Donegal border, almost 16 years ago
Cork property was bought using proceeds of ‘sinister’ romance fraud, court rules
Thomas Humphreys did not deny the allegations of criminality made against him by the Criminal Assets Bureau, Mr Justice Liam Kennedy says
At least €3.7m in unaccounted client funds discovered in Athlone investment firm, court hears
Provisional liquidators appointed to Strand Investments and Finance Ltd after forensic accountant’s review identifies serious financial irregularities
Mother of Bryonny Sainsbury told she was ‘not bad enough’ for hospital transfer
Family note apology only came years after 25-year-old died from injuries after being crushed by horse
Plan to slash legal costs in environmental cases is against EU law, say lawyers
Plan to slash legal fees payable in environmental cases is ‘contrary to EU law and Constitution’
‘Her death must lead to change’: Family settles High Court case against St Vincent’s hospital
Call from lab to surgical ward about Eilis Cronin-Walsh’s blood test result went unanswered and finding was not detected until seven hours later
X permitted to appeal High Court dismissal of challenge to regulator’s online safety code
Social media platform says Coimisiún na Meán engaged in ‘regulatory overreach’
Eleven special care beds for at-risk children remain empty, High Court hears
Parents of two youngsters taking proceedings against Tusla, although one child has now been accommodated
Retired judge seeks to strike out lawsuit alleging sexual assault at book launch
Claim relates to two alleged incidents at Gleneagle Hotel in Killarney in 2017
Tusla’s efforts to recruit secure care unit staff result in just one extra bed, court told
Kate Duggan ‘apologised unreservedly’ to families of two children for failure to comply with orders on placement of minors
Settlement in case of CEO spending firm’s money on girlfriends could break down, court told
Judge previously told dispute had been settled and was adjourned repeatedly so settlement could be implemented
‘No basis’ for murderer’s challenge over prison sentence, says High Court judge
Raymond Donovan, who is serving life for the murder of Ann Walsh in 2005, claimed his sentence was changed on appeal
State’s refusal of spouse’s pension unconstitutional, court finds
Man argued he was discriminated against by refusal to allow him benefit from his late partner’s contributions to a Civil Service pension scheme
Gardaí must explain release of mosque attack plan suspects, judge says
Ms Justice Patricia Smyth says it is ‘nonsense’ that two men could not be charged under Irish legislation
High Court orders immediate reimprisonment of Enoch Burke
Teacher was arrested at Wilson’s Hospital School in Co Westmeath on Monday morning
High Court appoints provisional liquidator to Co Galway automation equipment firm
Megadale blames US tariffs for creating uncertainty for its clients
Judge orders arrest of Enoch Burke after he turns up at Wilson’s Hospital School
Barrister for the school says principal should not have to be dealing with this situation
School can serve legal papers on Enoch Burke seeking his return to prison, judge rules
‘I’m coming here to do a day’s work, that’s what I’ve always done’, teacher says at gates of Wilson’s Hospital
Judge orders sale of valuable Foxrock house after siblings disagree on how to sell it
House at Westminster Road was left equally between four adult children of deceased couple
Prison guard involved in foiled 1988 escape attempt takes court action against Defence Forces complaints tribunal
Seán O’Brien is asking the High Court to quash the tribunal’s decision refusing him permission to make representations
Court reserves judgment in residents’ action over south Dublin school’s rugby pitch plan
Residents challenging planning exemption granted to St Mary’s College to redevelop pitch in Victorian-era square
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