Settlement reached in court dispute over awarding of €1.7m Co Mayo ferry contract
Dispute centred on awarding of €1.7 million contract
Dispute centred on awarding of €1.7 million contract
Mary Irvine angered barristers with guidelines slashing minor personal injury awards
First woman to be appointed to role to step down after two years
David Kelly’s Graiguearidda owns 12% stake in holding company Manders Terrace
Joe Brennan: Insurer has no plans to hoard surplus cash
Eircom has appealed ComReg decision claiming it could lose up to €7m per year
Cafe and developer Johnny Ronan in dispute over whether windows form part of property
Masterlink Logistics leased buildings to store products for Irish Dairy Board
High Court judgment has implications for payments to as many as 1,000 pubs across State
Cases will be heard by court dealing with commercial planning and strategic infrastructure matters
High Court begins hearing case over withholding of €6.6m group claims it is due
Press Up-owned hotel had sued Arachas Corporate Brokers
Decision on compensation in test cases awaited by 1,000 pubs and restaurants
Web Summit founder to also defend claims he used company’s resources for own purposes
Johnny Ronan’s development company gets second court order in two weeks against co-investor
Case concerns over €800,000 management company says it is owned in service charges
Arklow Shipping Group had sought some €1.4m for damage to vessel
Headfort Arms Hotel in Kells challenged decision by Zurich to refuse payout
Judicial review over plan for 100 apartments and two retail units on St Michael’s Hospital site
Action brought by Pfizer and BMSHI admitted to fast-track Commercial Court list
Actions taken by three Dublin bars and one in Westmeath
David Shubotham claims mismanagement by board of related company
In 2017 Jeremiah Ryan and HKRME took High Court proceedings against Barry English over the money
Ex-principal of architecture firm tried to hide assets worth millions from creditors prior to bankruptcy, court found
Amount is second-largest in the history of the State, behind only high-profile Apple case
Previous court ruling would have seen pubs possibly not receiving full reimbursement
Insurer and health service at odds over when private patients start to get billed for public beds
Judge declines to award costs at highest level to publicans, but says court may revisit issue
Brushfield Ltd claimed it was entitled to be compensated for losses due to lockdowns
High Court hears action relating ship’s grounding in 2018
Case concerns claim arising from ship’s grounding in 2018
Work likely to further develop due to Brexit, judge says
Owners of centre seeking €30m after allegedly defective Opel went on fire
Court hears submissions on issues where differences remain between the parties
Permission was quashed over issue around car park
Insurer has set aside €30 million in provisions for potential liabilities from case
Business had to move out of leased premises after snowstorm collapsed roof
Solicitors Mutual Defence Fund Ltd invested in bond which fell 97% in value
Local residents objected to plans for high-rise housing development on Finglas site
Rescue involves €14m investment and exit of Ramona Nicholas
An effect of Covid is inflammation of the brain, which is covered under its Axa policy, court hears
Delay will facilitate submissions arising from UK judgment on similar issues due on Friday
Case concerned development of former Eircom Exchange at Adelaide Road in Dublin
Judge agrees to appoint Neil Hughes as interim examiner to VF Cold Stores Ltd
Action brought by drug firm against Revenue closely watched for implications beyond case
Landlords claim leases remained in full force here in Ireland despite agreement in UK
Publican says he switched to insurer believing its policies covered coronavirus
Lemon & Duke publican says he switched to FBD because he heard policies covered virus
Judge says move would be ‘premature’ and suggests negotiation with landlords
Managing director of Lemon and Duke pub in Dublin switched insurers to FBD in March
Company founded in Limerick in 1992 has six stores in Ireland and 24 in the UK
Publicans have sued insurance group over refusal to cover Covid losses
Retailer claims examinership is its only means of survival as pandemic losses mount
Retailer trying to use examinership process to rewrite rent contracts, landlords claim
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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