High Court gives go ahead for Skellig Michael boat trips to resume
Judge grants application by Office of Public Works to lift automatic suspension on visits to historic site off Co Kerry coast
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TikTok wins temporary reprieve on suspension of data transfers from EU to China
Social media group claims absence of a stay on Data Protection Commission decision will cost it billions of euro
Gerry Adams defamation verdict won’t have a chilling effect on journalism - and here’s why
Why did the BBC press on? Because it is an intractable bureaucracy with no respect for public money
Warring couple’s estimated €500,000 ‘high-conflict’ litigation costs is ‘cautionary tale’, warns judge
Mr Justice John Jordan says €1.1m assets of five-year marriage puts scale of the costs ‘in context’
School closed due to dispute over control of Islamic cultural centre in Dublin, court hears
Dispute arises from alleged unlawful appointment of new directors to centre’s operating company
Workman’s Club examinership extended to July 10th after good progress to ensure survival
Venue is part of Press Up group founded by businessmen Paddy McKillen junior and Matthew Ryan
HSE must specify when services will be provided to children with disabilities, Supreme Court says
HSE loses appeal against High Court finding on compliance failure under Disability Act
Businessman Colm Wu warned failure to comply with court orders can have ‘serious repercussions’
Commercial Court hears legal team representing Mr Wu was not being funded but money has since been paid
‘Livelihoods are at stake’: High Court to decide this week on lifting of Skellig Michael boats suspension
Judge ‘staggered’ by assertion from OPW lawyers that it would need six months to prepare case
Seán Rooney: Mother of Irish soldier killed in Lebanon is given permission to sue United Nations
Legal action over his death during peacekeeping patrol is about ‘truth and accountability’, says Natasha Rooney
BBC must pay €50,000 damages and €250,000 legal costs to Gerry Adams pending appeal in defamation case
High Court jury last week awarded former Sinn Féin leader €100,000 over 2016 programme and article
Sinn Féin minister urges BBC to ‘learn lessons’ from Gerry Adams libel case
High Court jury awarded former Sinn Féin leader €100,000 for defamation
Gerry Adams bet big, won big. What does the libel victory over the BBC mean for his legacy?
The former Sinn Féin leader, who has always denied he was in the IRA, took a risk in suing the broadcaster but it paid off
‘Tháinig ár lá’: Lawyers agree €100,000 damages award is undeniable win for Gerry Adams and republicanism generally
Dublin jury found BBC Northern Ireland programme Spotlight defamed former Sinn Féin leader in 2016
BBC faces legal costs bill of more than €3m after jury finds it defamed Gerry Adams
Former Sinn Féin president said he took case to ‘put manners on British Broadcasting Corporation’
Awarding €100,000 to Gerry Adams is like spitting on the graves of those killed by IRA, says Austin Stack
Austin Stack (56) was a teenager in 1983 when his father, Brian, was shot by the IRA
John Magnier’s wife Susan backs her husband, claiming €15m land deal was agreed before being reneged upon
Lawyer for defendants says phone evidence will disprove element of John Magnier’s case
TikTok seeks stay on suspension of data transfer to China decision
Data Protection Commission had found platform infringed GDPR rules
Gerry Adams awarded €100,000 after jury finds he was defamed by BBC broadcast and article
Former Sinn Féin leader claimed 2016 TV programme and related article falsely accused him of sanctioning British agent’s killing
Developer ‘flatly contradicts’ claims in row about overheating at €6m Ballsbridge penthouse, court hears
Temperatures have been ‘unbearable’, says owner of Dublin 4 flat
Teenager who ‘aged out’ of secure care placed in Dublin city centre apartment where staff ‘drop in’
Plans for 18-year-old with emerging personality disorder are ‘grossly inadequate’, High Court hears
Jury to resume deliberations in Gerry Adams defamation case against the BBC on Friday
Former Sinn Féin leader has taken legal action over claims in 2016 programme accusing him of sanctioning Denis Donaldson killing
Donegal garda loses High Court challenge to suspension over alleged inappropriate relationship
Gda Keith Harrison had given evidence at Disclosures Tribunal investigating claims by whistleblowers
John Magnier tells Barne Estate trial that money does not mean much to him except as a way ‘to keep score’
Billionaire businessman says he left school at 15 and left ‘legal jargon’ to the experts
Newsagents association granted permission for judicial review over ‘punitive’ tobacco licensing fees
The association argues the new fees ‘unfairly target small retailers already facing soaring costs and regulatory pressure’.
Handwritten changes to homemade will dealing with South Circular Road property were invalid, judge rules
There was also an alteration in the will where the bequest of a property on South Circular Road was replaced with the sum of IR£1
John Magnier’s case over alleged €15m Barne Estate sale begins today
Barne Estate in Tipperary is mainly fertile tillage land with 12-bedroom mansion
ICCL brings High Court action against Microsoft over alleged data breaches
Civil liberties group claims Microsoft Ireland Operations Ltd is infringing GDPR rules
Uniphar agrees to undertakings pending injunction hearing over alleged breach of agreement
Dublin-based Thera seeks orders preventing Uniphar from blocking its trading account
Garda settles High Court case against State over submachine gun discharge
The man told the court he had never experienced like it and nearly passed out
Gerry Adams defamation trial: Jury told to consider ex-Sinn Féin leader’s reputation in Republic of Ireland, not anywhere else
The former Sinn Féin leader claims a BBC Spotlight programme and a related article published in 2016 defamed him
Orders freezing Claddagh Rings’ brother’s assets are extended by High Court
Brothers in row over ownership of Spanish villawhere their parents live and a move to evict their parents from the house
Uniphar defends itself against High Court action by Thera
Hickey's and Life operator is being sued in the High Court over alleged abuse of its market position
Bord Pleanála’s appeal over climate law duties could have ‘far-reaching consequences’, senior judges say
Supreme Court agrees to hear case of ‘systemic importance for the entire planning process’
Tusla’s failure to provide secure care beds for children at risk an ‘affront to rule of law’, judge says
High Court judge ‘tired of excuses and platitudes’ from Tusla
State not opposed to overturning public order conviction of Jemima Burke
Enoch Burke’s sister was charged with breach of peace after filming coroner, hospital staff during lunch break at inquest
Toddler ‘extremely lucky’ he wasn’t strapped in buggy when struck by rally car 10 years ago
Family of Jamie O’Brien (12) and his sister Megan (17) settle High Court action over crash at Co Kerry rally 10 years ago
Pharmacy broker claims Uniphar breaching agreement in attempted takeover
Company is seeking orders preventing blocking of trading account
Purchaser of €6m Ballsbridge penthouse takes legal action amid ‘unbearable’ temperatures in property
Businesswoman says she has to endure ‘unbearable’ temperatures
Businessman apologises in High Court for tweets accusing BBC NI presenter of sectarianism
Tralee man’s ‘reckless’ posts on X accused Stephen Nolan of being involved in sectarianism and inciting hatred and violence in Belfast
Irish Nationwide manager shocked at Michael Fingleton’s ‘get out of jail card’ for borrower
High Court civil action claims former chief executive negligently mismanaged INBS
Boy settles action over alleged fall at DCC AstroTurf pitch for €37,000
Liability in the case was fully contested by Dublin City Council
High Court allows McGregor whiskey dispute to proceed
Dispute centres around alleged stake in Proper Number Twelve brand, sold for €530m in 2021
No action on High Court assessment of needs disability as last government ‘couldn’t agree’
Taoiseach insists Coalition will address issue to ‘use therapists optimally’
Family ask attorney general to order an inquest following settlement of High Court case over woman’s death
Esther Flynn died in hospital after she was ‘prescribed wrong dosage of blood-thinning medication’, judge hears
Loans issued by Irish Nationwide in face of financial crash were ‘hard to justify’, High Court hears
IBRC liquidators pursuing civil case against former Irish Nationwide CEO Michael Fingleton
Gerry Adams defamation case: Spotlight would ‘probably’ not breach UK regulations, court told
Independent media consultant Christopher Banatvala gives evidence in hearing of former Sinn Féin leader’s action
High Court confirms appointment of examiner to Workman’s Club Ltd
Venue had been part of Patrick McKillen jnr and Matthew Ryan’s Press Up group
Claddagh Jewellers brother fails to respond to asset freezing order
High Court gives Andrew Fried a week to respond to proceedings brought by brother
Dublin-based CityJet reports loss of €16.8m in 2023
Directors conclude ‘significant doubt’ over ability to continue as going concern
Seventeen properties allegedly sub-divided and let to up to 80 people, High Court hears
Property letting agent allegedly divided sittingroom/living spaces into bedrooms and rented them without written tenancy agreements
Boy (8) who sued Children’s Health Ireland settles action with €2m interim payment
Settlement of High Court action reached without an admission of liability
Conor McGregor whiskey brand dispute to proceed next week
Eight days set aside for High Court hearing of claim by former sparring partner
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