Man has jail term increased for role in violence at party where Cameron Blair stabbed
Scott O’Connor armed himself with knife and encouraged ‘a situation of violence to develop’, judge said
Justice David Keane
Court upholds finding deceased driver’s estate liable for woman’s trauma
Lisa Sheehan awarded €87,000 over stress from witnessing ‘horror’ aftermath of crash
Man accused of murder pleads guilty to disposing of firearm
Lorcan Merriman to be sentenced in January when murder charge will be dropped, court told
Man (37) shot dead at his front door as he spoke to mother on phone, court hears
Lorcan Merriman pleads not guilty to murdering Thomas Farnham in Clondalkin in 2016
Boy sentenced for threatening partygoers on night of Cameron Blair murder
Teenager punched girl and ‘deliberately’ armed himself with butter knife, court told
DPP drops knife charge against teen at party where student murdered
Boy faced charges in connection with incident in which Cameron Blair was stabbed
Two boys with knives tried to get past Cameron Blair into house, court told
‘Give it to me, I’ll shank one of them’, teenager is said to have told another
Teenager pleads guilty to violent disorder on night of Cork student’s death
Boy in court in connection with events around the killing of Cameron Blair last year
Teaching Council allowed access details from abuse case against former teachers
Judge orders regulator can receive names of individuals man claimed assaulted him
Liquidators appointed to Pamela Scott and Richard Alan stores
Fashion outlets challenged by changes in shopping habits and Covid-19 pandemic
Flogas fails to get injunction preventing distributor allagedly soliciting customers
Injunction sought in High Court against North West Gas Co Ltd
Developer alleges ‘astounding’ conflict of interest from consultants
Shorevale claims consultants provided report to company appealing its permission
Second home schooled Leaving Cert takes court action over calculated grades
High Court hears that refusal of grades to 17-year-old is ‘unjust and discriminatory’
Judge refuses to order Google to give liquidator access to company's email
Liquidator says company being investigated by the NHS for alleged fraud
High Court refuses to stop Grafton Group holding ‘closed’ agm
Former chairman claimed holding meeting in pandemic breached shareholders’ rights
Jogger injured by galloping horses will pay substantial legal costs, court told
Gary Turner lost claim for damages over injuries sustained at Curragh
Cyclist injured after breaking traffic lights awarded €20,000
High court found Pat Deegan was 60% responsible for his own injury
Jogger sues over collision with horses at Curragh Racecourse
Gary Turner was knocked down by number of galloping animals at training grounds
Provisional liquidators appointed to Irish arm of Karen Millen
Business operates two stores and 16 concessions
Scouting and school abuse case settled for six figure sum
Christian Brothers and Scouting Ireland are understood to be each paying half of the settlement cost
Woman claims dry shampoo aerosol turned into ‘flamethrower’ in club toilet
Sam Clarke Kavanagh has sued over burns to her hand and face suffered in 2015 incident
Man sues over alleged sexual assault by teachers, scout leader
Accuser seeking damages from Christian Brothers, Scouting Ireland of up to €1.4m
Father’s crimes should not have denied child Irish citizenship
High Court judge overturns unsuccessful citizenship application by child, now aged eight
Man loses damages claim after Garda car ‘shunted’ into his
Judge says he prefers evidence from the gardaí and awards costs against plaintiff
Former school caretaker loses case over bike collision with car
Judge could not accept cyclist was entitled to use pedestrian pathway as cycleway
Car insurance case lifts the lid on a litany of fraud cases
Withdrawal of case represents a significant victory for Aviva
Woman who claimed she slipped on grape facing costs bill after action dismissed
Footage showed woman driving after claiming injury prevented her doing so for two months
Judge demands explanation from lawyers he accuses of misleading court
Solicitor for Polish criminal ordered to personally reimburse the State’s legal costs
Custom House liquidators pick Davy to manage initial assets return
Investors will soon hear about transfer on foot of High Court ruling
Child born to non-EU parents refused Irish citizenship ‘absurdly’
Child cannot be responsible for failings of abusive father, says barrister
RTÉ apologises and pays ‘substantial’ damages to Sean Gallagher over tweet
Broadcaster says production of ‘tweetgate’ programme fell short of standards expected
Three ex-Custom House Capital directors liable for liquidation costs
Decision means liquidator can pursue any of the three men for total amount of €214,457
‘Ripped off’ CHC investors should not have to pay for inquiry, court told
Liquidator of failed investment firm seeking costs of director disqualifications
IT expert to review Seán Gallagher ‘Tweetgate’ materials
Ex-presidential candidate taking action against RTÉ over broadcast during 2011 campaign
Liquidator to return €130m to Custom House Capital clients
Kieran Wallace to ask High Court how funds of defunct broker should be returned
Court sets date for Custom House Capital compensation hearing
Investment firm found to have misappropriated €66.5m in client funds
Revenue queries €558,750 fee for liquidator of building firm
David Hughes is ordered by High Court to provide more details on time worked
Court restricts three directors of Liffey Valley restaurant
Business went into liquidation in 2013 after operating for 11 years
Judge rules on request around former Quinn plant fire attack
Man not entitled to information linked to Garda search warrant application
Squatters ordered to leave derelict former Dublin prison
Court told of safety concerns about building between Halston Street and Green Street
RTÉ seeks dismissal of Seán Gallagher action over ‘Tweetgate’
2011 presidential candidate says election debate unfairly edited to damage prospects
Portuguese road workers must be paid €418,000 in month
The 27 staff will be entitled to near €1m if defendants lose appeal on breach of contracts
Portuguese man says working in Ireland was like being ‘in prison’
‘I still love the country, I still love the weather and the partying there, but I lived in a prison’
Road workers entitled to €1.5m over conditions, court rules
There should be no ‘race to the bottom’ with rights of employees, judge says
Fines needed to ensure parties meet gender quotas, court told
Law not prescriptive in relation what parties do to achieve compliance, lecturer says
Fianna Fáil activist challenges law on electoral gender quotas
Party directive ‘stymied ambition’ of Brian Mohan to run in Dublin Central constituency
Dispute over Heatons shareholders’ sale to Sports Direct adjourned
Plaintiffs say Sports Direct is refusing to comply with agreement on tax issue
Owner of property adjoining Kennedy lands seeks share of award
Payment of €12.8m compensation to Jackson Way disputed by neighbour
Michelle Morrison ordered to pay costs of High Court case
Wife of Van Morrison abandoned sea view case against neighbours on fifth day
Unfair questions alleged in interview for senior Garda post
Court refuses injunctions to Assistant Commissioner who claimed political questioning
Morrison court case about Dalkey sea view is dismissed
Singer Van Morrison had already dissociated himself from High Court legal action
Van Morrison’s wife takes action over views from Dalkey house
High Court hears of alleged breach of redevelopment agreement by neighbours
Van Morrison’s wife claims neighbours breached agreement
Michelle Morrison takes legal action over planting of shrubbery in Dalkey property
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