High Court stays final orders in Athlone international protection accommodation case
Protests took place last year over plan to develop tented accommodation on site to rear of existing direct provision centre
Protests took place last year over plan to develop tented accommodation on site to rear of existing direct provision centre
Trinity College student tells High Court judge of difficulties in finding accommodation
Directors of firm at dispute’s centre deny man who hired barrister had instructions to bring case
Application for expert to examine patient’s records seems extraordinary as she is surrounded by doctors, Mr Justice Brian Cregan says
Devices contained CCTV pictures, possible images of suspects and Pulse incidents, Supreme Court hears
Former officer John Bowe suing over alleged injuries, saying he was wrongfully and violently struck
Creditors’ meeting called amid dispute over disciplinary moves against sole full-time employee
Artem Lobov claims he was involved in the creation of and setting up of the ‘Proper Number Twelve’ Irish whiskey brand
Dunne claims 2009 appointments of Nama chiefs Brendan McDonagh and Frank Daly were invalid
Joanne Duggan says birth of twin boys should have been the happiest day of family’s lives, but ‘unfortunately it was the worst’
Enoch Burke repeatedly demanded judge address ‘kernel’ question at the centre of his case
Rail providers seek to have stay on its awarding lifted
Dublin-headquartered Laydex Ltd, last month brought proceedings against former MD Gerard Callan
Man had asked John Moylan to administer his dead father’s estate but found out two years later that the funeral expenses had not been paid
Jennifer O’Carroll claims HansaWorld seeking to remove her as company secretary
Social media contact with two students was innocuous at first but became sexualised, hearing told
Case has been admitted on consent to the fast-track Commercial Court list
Owners of haulage firm dispute view that Dildar IOM and Dildar Ireland are entitled to damages on such a scale
High Court again hears no beds available in any of the State’s three special care units for vulnerable children and adolescents
Hospital says private room needed to provide dignified environment for end-of-life patients
Cork city residents and Friends of the Irish Environment question management of issue
Dr Eltayeb Elkhabir practised without adequate professional indemnity cover
Court heard baby suffered injury due to shoulder dystocia, resulting in left Erb’s palsy
Application due before High Court on Monday
Dr Martin Lawlor (49) was killed after being struck by vehicle while walking home from Christmas party in 2018
Christopher O’Driscoll had taken proceedings over brain scan carried out at University Hospital Kerry following a stroke
Restaurateur and hotelier says action relates to company taxes during Covid which are being repaid under phased arrangement
News organisations made application to judge in respect of reporting restrictions
Employee claims she was let go for serious misconduct after instruction to delist 10 patients
High Court overturns deed of separation that was of ‘much greater benefit’ to him than her
It is alleged there was a failure to diagnose Christopher O’Driscoll’s stroke
Wilson’s Hospital School seeks further contempt orders against teacher, with court hearing interrupted by family members
He sued Diocese of Down and Connor over alleged abuse in early 1970s
Anita Little claims she was dismissed following instructions to suspend 10 patients from waiting list
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