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Olivia Redmond O’Callaghan was only 28 years of age when she was left with brain damage following an accident on the old Cork to Glanmire Road in 2011.
Mother who was pregnant at time of catastrophic car crash takes court action

A young mother who was catastrophically injured when the car driven by her husband collided with a tractor on a Cork road has launched a High Court ac(...)

The interim injunctions were obtained, on an ex parte basis, by Spear Marketing Limited against Tallaght-based, The Phone Shack Limited, which provides training and technology solutions, and its chief executive Thomas Dalton. Photograph: iStock
Consultancy gets injunctions against Tallaght company over alleged intimidation

A UK-based marketing and business consultancy has secured temporary High Court injunctions against an Irish-based company and its CEO to stop an alleg(...)

Seán Dunne bought Walford in 2005 for €57 million.
Appeal over €1.4m stamp duty bill on Walford should not be reconsidered

An appeal by a company owned by developer Seán Dunne’s son John Dunne over a €1.4 million stamp duty bill on the 2013 sale of the house “Walford” on S(...)

Yesreb had argued it was liable for only €270,000 on the sale of Walford, located on Shrewsbury Road in Dublin 4
John Dunne company liable for €1.4m stamp duty bill on Walford

A company owned by bankrupt developer Seán Dunne’s son John Dunne is liable for €1.4 million in stamp duty on the 2013 sale of what was once the count(...)

Walford, on Shrewsbury Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, was bought in 2005 for €57 million in trust by Mr Dunne for his now ex-wife Gayle Killilea
Company owned by Seán Dunne’s son disputes €1.4m stamp duty bill

A company owned by bankrupt developer Seán Dunne’s son John Dunne should pay €270,000 stamp duty – and not some €1.4 million as assessed by Revenue – (...)

CervicalCheck campaigners Vicky Phelan (right) and Lorraine Walsh at the funeral of fellow campaigner Ruth Morrissey in July. Photograph: Brian Lawless/PA Wire
CervicalCheck tribunal to start assessing claims from September

The CervicalCheck tribunal to investigate negligence in the State’s cancer screening programme will get under way in September to assess claims by wom(...)

The tribunal was established to allow an alternative to going to court for claims arising out of the CervicalCheck controversy.
New judges appointment to the proposed CervicalCheck tribunal

Two judges have been appointed to the CervicalCheck tribunal set up to investigate negligence in the State’s cervical check screening programme. The(...)

Eamon Dunne (42) was shot six times in the head and back in April 2010 while attending a birthday party in a pub in Cabra, Dublin. File photograph: Collins.
Insurer argues it was entitled not to pay out on murdered man’s life policy

Irish Life was entitled to refuse to pay €250,000 life insurance for murdered gangland figure Eamon Dunne over his failure to disclose drug/alcohol mi(...)

Graham Dwyer accepts the High Court decision has profound consequences beyond his case but says his concern is limited to asserting that data from one phone was inadmissible at his trial. Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times
Graham Dwyer phone data appeal ruling due next week

A seven judge Supreme Court will give judgment on Monday on the State’s appeal over a key phone data ruling which could assist Graham Dwyer in seeking(...)

IGB chief financial officer Michael Murnane is alleged to have inadequately managed company bank accounts to the extent overdraft interest of €14,000-€21,000 was incurred. Photograph: Chris Maddaloni/Collins
Irish Greyhound Board executive seeks injunctions over ‘flawed’ discipline

The chief financial officer with the Irish Greyhound Board claims that a disciplinary process brought against him by his employer is flawed, lacks ind(...)

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