High Court

Fiona O’Leary, who describes herself as a campaigner against pseudoscience, says she uses social media for her activism

Company’s collapse cost taxpayers €1bn to pay off its liabilities, with surcharge still imposed on motor and home insurance policies

Judge previously declined to suspend Dr Syed Waqa Ali Bukhari and accepted undertakings by the finest margin

Lawyers for various cohorts of investors and brokers wanted the court to adjourn the High Court hearing on account of an alleged deficiency in information provided to creditors

An Bord Pleanála had turned down application amid objections

Investigation into Christmas tree firm, which received at least €7.1m from investors, has so far cost the taxpayer €504,000

Distant cousin of late Margaret Hernon says she was suspicious about document and complained to gardaí

Person inside James McSweeney House told security officer he was ‘a revolutionary for the homeless’

Retiree Gerald Stitt claims he invested close to €300,000 in what he though was a cryptocurrency

Michael Quigley wanted the records to help in his appeal against Revenue's assessment he is liable to pay €1.6 million tax

There is still time to avoid self-sabotage, to negate the sense that she is always on the losing side

Ryanair claimed it was prejudiced by what it said were constant interjections by judge

Purported dismissal followed hand-delivery of letter to boss’s home, court hears

Monaco-based businessman claimed he may have been the victim of ‘some kind of fraud’

Over €400,000 of Winifred Swaine’s total €4.16m debts to be paid under arrangement

Litigation between Joseph and Thomas Slattery has incurred ‘extraordinary’ legal costs compared to value of 4.5 acre land near Lahinch

Decision upholds finding by the Residential Tenancies Board

It was claimed firms suffered losses due to defaults caused by fraud and clients entering insolvency

The €1.5bn project is proposed for sites off the coast of Dublin and Wicklow

The Irish Times submitted to the court that the reports contained public interest information

Persistent legal challenges and disruptive court appearances by members of the well-known Co Mayo family have raised questions about how the courts should handle these unconventional litigants

Donal O’Connor claims he was put on administrative leave because he made a complaint about a colleague and a protected disclosure about alleged practices at Altura Credit Union in Gorey

Judge has ‘absolutely no doubt’ surgery not in best interests of man (70s)

The Clare-born developer was declared a bankrupt by the British high court in 2012

Insurer and litigation linked to it were a lucrative source of fees for 13 years

Significant development in historical sex abuse case where congregation’s legal strategy has led to ‘procedural morass’

Airport authority seeks to quash part of development plan relating to noise insulation measures and rezoning of some of its land

Doctors differ as surgeon believes amputation should proceed and geriatrician disagrees

Conal Levin claims refusal of Catholic University School in city centre is irrational and unlawful

The non-biological father is not the child’s ‘parent’ as that term is defined under Irish law, judge says

Ms Justice Marguerite Bolger handled judicial review proceedings by Ms Burke against Workplace Relations Commission

Liquidator appointed to related company behind Nuremore Hotel in Monaghan

Barrister who organised protests over failure to reverse fee cuts says he earned more as a taxi driver

If the application is successful, liquidation of transport leasing business would be the largest in the history of the Irish State

Bank said it had notified customers via advertisements

High Court filings set out millions of euro in professional fees incurred in the running of the failed business

Flogas claims that upon expiry of a written agreement, in September 2021, the contractual relationship between the parties ended

Terms of settlement confidential but case put back to next month to ensure conditions are complied with

Concerns raised with operators but response not satisfactory, judge told

Solicitor taking case against Workplace Relations Commission over dismissal from law firm Arthur Cox