Justice Brian Cregan

Appeal court upholds €684,000 award to John Reynolds

Businessman awarded damages over failure to settle dispute over lease of POD nightclub

Irish film industry lauds judgment blocking piracy websites

Illegal downloading responsible for job losses in rental sector and not ‘victimless crime’

Broadband providers ordered to block illegal streaming sites

Major film and TV studios say up to 1.3 million users here may be involved in illegally accessing their output

Property fund seeks court ruling over investments in Co Cavan

Judgment sought for €1.1m against Irish businessman living in California

Glaxo sues Pfizer Ireland over alleged patent infringement

Meningitis vaccine at centre of case admitted to Commercial Court in Dublin

Deal over ex-FG TD John Perry’s €2.47m debt breaks down

Danske Bank says former minister of state and wife failing to comply with court order

Developer paying IBRC interest rates as low as 0.71%, Dáil told

Pearse Doherty questions alleged arrangment for developer with debts of €500m

All-island Brexit forum could still go ahead, says Enda Kenny

Kenny says Government will use every avenue to ensure State has significant EU support

ESB procedure for serving notice of works ruled unlawful

Decision by Court of Appeal to have significant effect on way wayleave notices are served

Inquiry into IBRC deals has deadline extended to October

Mr Justice Brian Cregan requested additional time citing confidentiality issues

Appeal Court overturns ruling that cut solicitor’s fee by over half

Taxing master had reduced Wicklow-based firm Augustus Cullen Law’s fee to €276,000 from €485,000, which was then upheld by High Court

Cost of liquidating IBRC reaches €3.1m

Liquidators KPMG say 80 gathering data and eight IBRC staff working full-time

Two month extension given to investigation into IBRC deals

‘Full-blown public inquiry’ one of options to be considered on sales including Siteserv

IBRC inquiry suspended until April after judge’s request

Mr Justice Brian Cregan sought new legislation to allow inquiry to complete its work

Possibility of tribunal into IBRC write-offs ‘firmly’ ruled out

Senior sources insist any chance of tribunal of inquiry ‘quickly and firmly’ rejected

Fennelly and IBRC inquiries to cost State €7.6m

Department outlines amount that will have been spent by end of 2016

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