Heir of Barne Estate ‘shocked’ by €50,000 ‘luck penny’ offer from John Magnier
Richard Thomson-Moore being sued by bloodstock billionaire over collapsed €15m deal for estate
High Court
The law is deeply flawed when a retailer who asks a customer for ID can be sued for defamation
On legal advice, many retailers now operate a “no challenge” policy towards suspected shoplifters. This has to change
Developer says 28 homes may face demolition to comply with council’s order
Court hears housing units are being built as social homes for Waterford City and County Council
Doctor who ‘repeated mantra-like claims in court of Garda surveillance’ is suspended
Medical Council has legitimate and reasonable concerns for public, High Court judge says
Supreme Court orders another hearing of challenge over fraudulent online email account scheme
Case ordered back to the High Court so that fresh evidence can be considered
Magnier’s Coolmore group branded ‘professional bullies’ by rival in bitter Barne Estate row
Anna Thomson-Moore says she felt envelopes of cash were ‘tainted and dirty’
Dispute over Co Meath business premises earmarked for restaurant comes before High Court
Qin Ping Huang believes Frank Mullan previously owned the property and did not challenge its sale by the receiver to the last owner
CHI apologises for delay in diagnosing liver cancer in toddler who later died
Eveen Sheehy was 2½ years old when she died six years ago
Hospice operator launches High Court challenge to BusConnects corridor
Challenge arises from NTA’s plans to build a 22-space car park on lands owned by the hospice
TikTok given High Court permission to challenge €530m fine over transfer of personal data to China
Ireland and the Attorney General are joined as respondents to the proceedings
Woman who suffered sustained bleeding after giving birth fails in High Court action
Claim for damages against the Coombe hospital and the HSE dismissed
Laws to fast-track apartment size changes could result in High Court challenges, lawyers warn
Proposed amendments would allow developers with planning permission to apply to build smaller and more apartments
Wife of man being sued by John Magnier over Barne estate row says couple ‘steamrolled’ into litigation they could not afford
Anna Thomson-Moore says family had to take out commercial loan to fight case taken by Mr Magnier
Allegedly defective soft drinks dispensing machine caught fire and damaged restaurant
Mr Justice Cregan granted liberty to issue proceedings outside the jurisdiction against Welbilt.
Revenue demanded €1.7 million from Dylan McGrath’s Fade Street Social six days before examinership petition
Independent report expects ‘competitive bidding process’ amid significant interest
High Court reserves judgment in TDs’ cases taken over super-junior ministers
Cases brought by Pa Daly and Paul Murphy pointed to article 28 in Constitution limiting number of Government members to 15
Judge satisfied with letter from law firm explaining ‘no knowledge’ of surveillance
Mr Justice Cregan had asked his concerns be addressed in relation to a letter written by Hayes Solicitors LLP, on behalf of its client, Deel Inc
Family’s decision to sell Barne Estate influenced by young son’s healthcare needs, High Court told
Anna Thomson-Moore says five-year-old needs 24-hour care and better options are available for him in her native Australia
Department of Children accused Tusla of ‘insufficient’ response to most at-risk children
Correspondence shows disagreement between department and agency over handling of special care placement shortages
Ex-super junior treated as a ‘full minister’ despite status, High Court hears
Former Independent TD Finian McGrath says he succeeded in blocking or amending cabinet decisions when in office
Teen in follow-on care choosing life on street with man she ‘identifies as romantic partner’, High Court hears
Girl’s situation ‘not positive’ and she sometimes ‘minds her aunt’s children’, judge is told
High Court approves €185,000 settlement for three children of man fatally crushed at quarry
Refuelling worker’s family suffered ‘irreparable loss’ when he died, judge is told
Examinership of Powerscourt Distillery opposed by €21.5m creditor
Bankers PNC are oppose the move to appoint an examiner over the producer of Fercullen Whiskey
Judge says he was unfair to law firm in HR companies ‘spy’ case
Comments tied to letter Hayes Solicitors LLP wrote denying any knowledge of particular surveillance allegedly carried out over business ‘spy’ affair
Super-juniors treated ‘identically’ to senior Ministers, ex-cabinet member Shane Ross tells High Court
Former minister for transport, tourism and sport says such Ministers have ‘special influence’ over legislation
Boss of care home group in RTÉ Investigates says his ‘resignation’ was mistakenly filed with Companies Office
He wants High Court to rectify record incorrectly stating he had stepped down as a director
Michael Flatley being portrayed as a villain rather than a victim, court told
Parties being sued by Riverdance star have sought €2.8 million security for costs
Caravan occupants in Celbridge carpark face possible contempt over refusal to leave
Occupants could face applications by car park owners to have them jailed for contempt, court hears
Government nominates senior counsel as new High Court judge
Sean Gillane SC will fill the vacancy left by Mr Justice Denis McDonald
Government accepts ‘super junior’ Ministers are involved in decision-making at Cabinet with no constitutional basis, court hears
Four super-junior Ministers currently attend Cabinet
Financial consultant holding ‘hands up’ over alleged misappropriation of funds, court hears
David Kennedy ‘wishes to be of as much assistance as he can’ in efforts to recover money tied to Dublin pub
Legal costs almost halved by adjudicators in 179 cases last year
Total of €17.2m claimed in 24 medical negligence cases was cut by more than €7m
Sinn Féin TD’s legal challenge to ‘super junior’ ministers seeks ‘unprecedented’ intervention by judiciary, AG tells court
Sinn Féin’s Pa Daly taking constitutional challenge over Government’s Cabinet
Insurance algorithms firm claims breach of intellectual property rights by two companies
The case was admitted to the Commercial Court on Monday
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