Facebook apologises to Miriam O’Callaghan for ‘malicious’ adverts
Settlement made after five-year battle over fake ads for skincare products
Swann sues Van Morrison over ‘dangerous’ chant at Europa Hotel
Singer criticised North’s Minister of Health over his response to Covid-19 on stage
Adams gets apology from Sunday World as defamation case is settled
Article claimed Former Sinn Féin president had met a former Provisional IRA member
Gavin Duffy and Facebook resolve case over ads that claimed businessman was dead
Third-party ads on social media site also promoted false claims on cryptocurrency
Twitter user to pay six-figure sum over false allegations about BBC’s Stephen Nolan
Man made false allegations on two accounts and was identified by Nolan’s security team
TV doctor launches online appeal to cover Arlene Foster defamation case costs
Christian Jessen claims he doesn’t have the money to pay damages and faces bankruptcy
Foster ‘humiliated’ by celebrity doctor’s tweet, libel case told
Dr Christian Jessen is sued after tweeting unsubstantiated rumour of extra-marital affair
Minister urged to set up committee to examine social media regulation
Lawyer tells Helen McEntee State has obligation to look at issue ‘as a matter of urgency’
BuzzFeed legal case shows Dublin’s draw for foreign libel claimants
Press freedom campaigners say case is latest example of Irish defamation laws being exploited
Self-help guru Tony Robbins sues Buzzfeed in Irish courts
Lawyer for US-based Robbins dismisses ‘libel tourism’ claim over defamation action
Fifty-one joined as co-defendants in Miriam O’Callaghan defamation case
Broadcaster suing over Facebook ads for skincare products using her name and image
Ian Paisley faces 30-day suspension over Sri Lanka holidays
Parliamentary watchdog finds DUP North Antrim MP breached Westminister rules
Paddy McKillen receives High Court apology from ‘Daily Mail’
Headline of article had referred to ‘Nama’s busted tycoons’
App under development in Ireland aims to silence cyber bullies
PR expert and defamation lawyer working on digital tool Depublish
Why a celebrity rape trial is a ‘monster that feeds itself’
Analysis: Naming the defendants makes UK cases harder for both sides
Maynooth University cancels students’ visit to Leuven institute
Concerns arose over role of Malachy Vallely, who was convicted after fatal 2014 fire
Michael Colgan ran Gate Theatre as personal fiefdom for decades
Reaction to report of independent inquiry into allegations has been mixed
Louis Walsh: ‘Boyzone were more fun than Westlife’
‘Ireland’s Got Talent’ star on ungrateful popstars and being falsely accused of sex assault
RTÉ apologises and pays ‘substantial’ damages to Sean Gallagher over tweet
Broadcaster says production of ‘tweetgate’ programme fell short of standards expected
How Scientology is trying to insert itself into Irish schools
The controversial church is giving out teaching materials that hide its involvement
Press in Ireland threatened by ‘rapacious’ tech companies
Press Council chair calls on Government to ‘get on’ with review of Defamation Act
Peter Robinson wins apology over terrorism allegations
Metro claimed former DUP leader had been a member of Ulster Resistance group
Trade unionist issues defamation action against RTÉ
Broadcaster reported Unite sought social housing exemption certificate for property
Irish system is unusually generous with libel damages
Libel Ireland: There is huge disparity in awards for defamation across Europe
Belfast developer to sue former Sinn Féin assembly member over Nama ‘libel’
Paddy Kearney claims Daithi McKay was involved in conspiracy that damaged his reputation
Brophy sees red over INM Red Flag reports
Founder of lobbying firm files defamation claim over Sunday Independent coverage
Google, Facebook, Twitter face ‘flurry of legal claims’ in Ireland
Top libel lawyer sees ‘several new claims’ per week on privacy, libel and harassment issues
Caveat: Facebook’s IOG case spells OMG for Ireland
Big tech firms brought the risk that the Irish courts might become a magnet for disputes
Johnny Depp settles Belfast legal row with publishers
Apologies from ‘Belfast Telegraph’ and ‘Mirror’ over articles about actor and wife
Gemma O’Doherty wins undisclosed damages in case against Independent Newspapers
Journalist settles High Court defamation action against former employers
Defamation action against Van Morrison settled
PR executive says record now ‘set straight’ about radio interview given in 2009
Defamation action against Van Morrison settled
PR executive took case over statements released after claim of baby’s birth emerged
Sinn Féin leader’s infallibility questioned in the Dáil
Usual suspects refrain from heckling, aware of sensitivity of the subject
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel get apology in Dublin court
Heat magazine article accused singer of being ‘flirty’ with woman
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