Bewley’s seeks Grafton St rent reduction from Johnny Ronan company
High Court hears coffee shop was paying €1.46m before last October but sum was reduced following Circuit Court valuation
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Judge dismisses case brought by young woman over schoolyard fall
Judge noted ‘inconsistencies and inaccuracies’ in woman’s evidence
Majority of caravans camped on Curragh remain despite court order, judge hears
Defence Forces have been prevented from carrying out training on firing range due to presence of caravans
Man who alleged gardaí beat him while he cycled to inspect fire settles court action
Man alleged gardaí in riot gear broke his shoulder on Halloween night almost 17 years ago
Family settles actions brought against waste disposal firm over binman’s death
Claims made by family of Tomasz Orzel were denied by Padraig Thornton Waste Disposal Ltd
Woman allegedly suffered stroke after taking migraine medication bought from Boots pharmacy
Sigrid O’Meara (63), from Co Longford, alleged she was not advised product contraindicated with an anti-antidepressant she was taking
Court hears 13-year-old girl with history of drug use and sexual exploitation needs to switch care unit
Child with history of more than 200 incidents involving gardaí ‘wants to be part of something, she is lost’, judge told
Woman who allegedly suffered stroke after taking migraine medication sues Boots
Sigrid O’Meara (63) alleges medication inappropriately sold and failure to advise her that medication was contraindicated for anti-depressant
Limerick hospital apologises in High Court for baby’s death at 16 weeks old
Infant developed meningitis, but family alleged failure to take proper action in response to his condition
‘€100k a minute, no trespassing’ sign put up on land at centre of row over unlawful peat extraction
Man has been repeatedly ordered by court not to trespass on 400-acre Bord na Móna midlands bog
Stable hand who said he hurt back while emptying wheelbarrow loses injury claim against racehorse trainer
Mark Lawless alleged he was injured while tipping a load of soiled hay on an incline
Alleged Kinahan associate sent daughters to exclusive Swiss school despite no legitimate income, High Court hears
Ciaran O’Sullivan is known to law enforcement agencies as transnational drug-trafficker, says Criminal Assets Bureau
High Court defers judgment in legal row over Athlone asylum seeker centre pending draft legislation
Ms Justice Farrell warns of ‘real risk of homelessness for innocent third parties and families who may be vulnerable’
Brothers behind Irish franchises of Starbucks and TGI Fridays restricted from acting as company directors
Colm and Ciaran Butler failed to show they acted responsibly in operating one of their 130-plus companies, High Court finds
Woman (54) with terminal cervical cancer settles case over smear tests
Settlement with HSE and Quest Diagnostics Incorporated reached without admission of liability
HR firm Deel instructed ‘discreet’ surveillance on Irish manager at centre of ‘spy’ case
However, it says it did not instruct that there be covert or intimidatory monitoring
Man alleges riot police beat him while he cycled to inspect Halloween fire
Gerard McCarthy alleges he was charged by gardaí on Halloween night 2008
Kinvara residents seek to bring challenge against housing of asylum seekers at hotel
Use of hotel as accommodation centre since 2019 has resulted in losses of up to €13.3m to the local area, residents claim
Dozens of caravans parked on Curragh must leave, judge orders
Some caravans are close to Defence Forces firing ranges and have prevented training exercises
Mother settles legal action over birth of baby girl on hospital floor at Rotunda Hospital in Dublin
LesleyAnn Flynn told High Court her baby was born head first onto the floor as she was moved between beds in 2018 birth
Joint provisional liquidators appointed to ‘Polo Stores’ eastern European food shops
High Court hears that due to a serious conflict between the two 50 per cent shareholders the companies were sliding into insolvency
Dispute over boat trips to Skellig Michael resolved, court told
Excursions to island off Kerry coast can now begin for summer season
Dispute over failed €23m sale of Leopardstown site by religious order
Developer Rimor Magna is suing land owners Legionaries of Christ in Ireland
Sky Ireland tells court it is not obliged to give end of contract notice
Communications regulator is seeking High Court orders requiring company to end its practice of automatically renewing customers’ deals
Woman to get two-thirds of funds from family home sale, High Court orders in divorce case
Judge says equal split would not constitute proper provision for woman and children while granting divorce of warring couple
Wexford wind farm must pay almost €1m towards legal costs of couple who won noise nuisance case
But operators to appeal High Court order to shut down three turbines fully
Dodgy boxes: Could I get in trouble for owning one after recent court cases?
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Surveyor disputes ‘extraordinary’ claim that wind farm could devalue nearby property by 44%
High Court will assess wind turbine noise nuisance damages for owners of two nearby properties
Man secures €90,000 settlement over wife’s death from blood clot in hospital
HSE denies all of Philip Heneghan’s claims and settles case without admitting any liability
Sky alleges Co Wexford man may have made €450,000 a year from ‘dodgy box’ service
Sky investigator estimates David Dunbar to have up to 5,000 customers paying for his service.
Judge hails special care progress as ‘no beds’ list drops to zero
First clear list in more than six months like ‘winning the All Ireland’, judge says
Castletown House campaigners being sued by companies in row over gates and fencing ‘blocking’ key access route
Save Castletown Committee is bringing own High Court action against the firms
Man who failed to pay ex-wife €7.6m as ordered must now give her 75% of property sales proceeds
Judge says she has ‘no confidence’ the man disclosed all his assets in Ireland and abroad
Houses associated with son of murdered Limerick gangster proceeds of crime, court rules
Three cars and more than €100,000 frozen by CAB
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