‘An appalling litany of behaviour’: Judge says Marc Godart firm’s treatment of tenant ‘completely unacceptable’
Legal team for former tenant want Godart and parents ordered to answer questions in court about company’s failure to pay compensation
Justice Brian Cregan
Seán Quinn to tell his story in his own words – again
Irish drinks company to appoint liquidator; getting up earlier for work; and Bloom’s rising prices
Siteserv inquiry witnesses face large bills as judge imposes cap on legal costs State will shoulder
Cap said to be well below appearance fees in complex commercial litigation before the courts
Siteserv figures had undeclared engagements with O’Brien, draft report shows
Denis O’Brien’s offer won out despite the prospect of a higher price from a rival bidder
Siteserv chief ‘concealed financial interest’ in Denis O’Brien bid, judge finds
Key witnesses given two months to respond to commission of inquiry’s conclusions
Turning Datalex around: ‘It’s a privilege to have to clean up somebody else’s mess’
Sean Corkery jumped at the chance to lead the aviation software firm out of trouble
High Court hearings cancelled due to shortage of judges
Lawyers express concern as hundreds of cases potentially face lengthy delays
Siteserv inquiry seeks to compel Catherine Murphy to appear over deal claims
Politician to resist efforts to reveal source of details behind Dáil statements on O’Brien
Watchdog is asked to investigate use of IBRC papers in O’Brien court case
IBRC obtained undertakings from ex-employee relating to documents, Minister says
Siteserv investigation to cost State €100m, says key figure
Former IBRC boss Mike Aynsley says ‘30-plus’ lawyers working at inquiry
Siteserv inquiry judge seeks doubling of rates for lawyers
Inquiry into sale of Siteserv to Denis O’Brien company gets one-year extension to report
Siteserv investigators opt not to call TD Catherine Murphy
Move follows stand-off over Social Democrats co-leader’s refusal to reveal sources
Appeal court upholds €684,000 award to John Reynolds
Businessman awarded damages over failure to settle dispute over lease of POD nightclub
Irish film industry lauds judgment blocking piracy websites
Illegal downloading responsible for job losses in rental sector and not ‘victimless crime’
Broadband providers ordered to block illegal streaming sites
Major film and TV studios say up to 1.3 million users here may be involved in illegally accessing their output
Property fund seeks court ruling over investments in Co Cavan
Judgment sought for €1.1m against Irish businessman living in California
Glaxo sues Pfizer Ireland over alleged patent infringement
Meningitis vaccine at centre of case admitted to Commercial Court in Dublin
Deal over ex-FG TD John Perry’s €2.47m debt breaks down
Danske Bank says former minister of state and wife failing to comply with court order
Developer paying IBRC interest rates as low as 0.71%, Dáil told
Pearse Doherty questions alleged arrangment for developer with debts of €500m
All-island Brexit forum could still go ahead, says Enda Kenny
Kenny says Government will use every avenue to ensure State has significant EU support
ESB procedure for serving notice of works ruled unlawful
Decision by Court of Appeal to have significant effect on way wayleave notices are served
Inquiry into IBRC deals has deadline extended to October
Mr Justice Brian Cregan requested additional time citing confidentiality issues
Appeal Court overturns ruling that cut solicitor’s fee by over half
Taxing master had reduced Wicklow-based firm Augustus Cullen Law’s fee to €276,000 from €485,000, which was then upheld by High Court
Cost of liquidating IBRC reaches €3.1m
Liquidators KPMG say 80 gathering data and eight IBRC staff working full-time
Two month extension given to investigation into IBRC deals
‘Full-blown public inquiry’ one of options to be considered on sales including Siteserv
IBRC inquiry suspended until April after judge’s request
Mr Justice Brian Cregan sought new legislation to allow inquiry to complete its work
Possibility of tribunal into IBRC write-offs ‘firmly’ ruled out
Senior sources insist any chance of tribunal of inquiry ‘quickly and firmly’ rejected
Fennelly and IBRC inquiries to cost State €7.6m
Department outlines amount that will have been spent by end of 2016
PAC asks for cost analysis to be provided before inquiries established
Fine Gael TD John Deasy says there should not be a blank cheque given to the inquiries
Social Democrats propose a new anti-corruption agency
Murphy writes to Taoiseach with nine suggestions on how IBRC inquiry can proceed
Justice Brian Cregan to meet officials over IBRC inquiry
Interim report finds six largest write-offs led to combined loss of almost €1bn to taxpayer
IBRC inquiry requests help for search of files
Judge asks that additional members be assigned to commission
Inquiry finds six largest IBRC write offs cost State €1bn
Interim report from the IBRC Commission of Investigation published
IBRC commission of inquiry costs €245,000 to date
Pearse Doherty asked questions on inquiry in Dáil but only reply granted is on costs
Interim report on IBRC inquiry to be considered by Cabinet
Report by judge Brian Cregan received by Government and to be published within days
Conflict of interest warning by IBRC inquiry judge
Appointing a second judge would help Mr Justice Cregan
Chinese walls in Government Buildings don’t need bricks and mortar
It appears Enda put in some temporary partitions between himself and the Minister
Kenny accused of operating ‘Chinese walls’ on IBRC inquiry
Taoiseach claims Micheál Martin asking him to ‘break the law’ on stalled investigation
Kenny says he will publish IBRC inquiry chair’s letter
Taoiseach says he will publish Brian Cregan’s correspondence outlining legal concerns
IBRC inquiry’s work set to be delayed for months
Máire Whelan to present possible solutions for stalled Commission of Inquiry
Aynsley banking inquiry claims sent to IBRC commission
Ex-IBRC chief claimed Department backed lower bid
Court overturns ruling on solitary confinement of killer of girl (16)
Daniel McDonnell serving life sentence for murder of Melanie McCarthy McNamara
John Reynolds entitled to €684,000 in dispute over Pod
Jugde’s findings over transfer of the lease of nightclub in Dublin’s Harcourt Street
Aldi entitled to injunction against Dunnes, High Court rules
Aldi injunction relates to practices by Dunnes Stores linked to its trademarks
State loses bid to have tobacco questions referred to EU court
JTI claims plain packaging will impair dynamics of competition in the tobacco market
Irish Times to continue seeking injunction against London Times
The Irish Times will apply to re-enter injunction proceedings in the Commercial Court
Data watchdog ‘committed to clarity’ with multinationals
Commissioner favours ‘engaged’ approach in talks with Facebook on privacy
Boylesports fails in bid to get Ladbrokes details
Prospective buyer wanted information it said was necessary to proceed with bid
Boylesports says bid for Ladbrokes Ireland being stymied
Lack of information putting chain at disadvantage, court told
Dunnes prices comparisons with Aldi ‘misleading’, court finds
Court rules in favour of Aldi over pricing labels on sausages, yoghurts, tomato ketchup
UPC ordered to take action against illegal downloaders
Court grants music firms injunction against internet service provider
AIB obtains €9.3 million orders against Galway businessmen
Court rules in favour of bank for borrowings by Tom and John Nestor
Convicted murderer most at-risk prisoner in Ireland, court hears
Wheatfield Prison governor says ‘serious threat’ to Daniel McDonnell’s safety
Rory McIlroy formally settles dispute with former agent
High Court hears agreement has been reached between golfer and Horizon
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