Paddy Cosgrave to ‘vigorously defend’ bullying claims, High Court hears
Web Summit founder to also defend claims he used company’s resources for own purposes
The Irish Times Debate at 60: How changing topics reflected the ages
For six decades, participants in the annual event have argued burning issues of the day
High Court adjourns case tied to Dunne bankruptcy as settlement agreed
Proceedings involve Cypriot company that holds €14m from sale of Ballsbridge house
Nualtra accuses UK rival of “malicious” court campaign to undermine business
Nualtra alleges Aymes International is only suing it for an alleged trademark infringement as part of a “malicious determination to undermine” the Irish company’s business.
UK rival of Nualtra admits ‘poison pen’ letters to healthcare professionals
British company taking trademark infringement case against Irish company
Children wearing red T-shirts in solidarity with refugees
Bernard Dunleavy says drowning of Aylan Kurdi moved people around world to respond
Mount Wolseley refinancing plan rejected
Owners of Carlow hotel unhappy that new investment preferred to their proposal
Sir Anthony O’Reilly fought AIB to the end, and slightly beyond
Former billionaire fails in effort to obtain stay on €45m of judgments against him
Polish authority in last-minute bid to overturn Siac rescue plan
Supreme Court to hear appeal against plan for building group next Tuesday
Late challenge to SIAC survival scheme puts 219 jobs at risk
Approval of plan is a ‘matter of commercial life and death’ for firms, Supreme Court hears
Newbridge Credit Union takeover documents to be made public
Private affairs of individual members of the credit union will not be disclosed
Nama seeks €33m judgment against two Dublin businessmen
John Pugh of Sandymount and Billy Murphy of Leopardstown were not at Commercial Court hearing
Over 350 jobs under threat as A-Wear enters examinership
Clothing chain blames difficulties on high rents and increased competition
Judge rejects ‘bias’ allegation in O’Donnell bankruptcy
Mr Justice Charleton says Commercial Court could not function if having a bank account stopped judges hearing cases
High Court confirms Homebase examiner
DIY chain may close stores at Fonthill, Carlow and Castlebar under survival proposals
Quinn Insurance to sue PwC for damages
Courts given go ahead for latest move by insurance company’s administrators
Newbridge Credit Union directors complain of ‘information blackout’
Directors concerned about lack of ‘independent thought’ following imposition of special manager
Dunne bankruptcy proceedings stayed at request of Ulster Bank
Ulster Bank and Nama want developer adjudicated bankrupt by the Irish courts
Glen Dimplex boss brings fifth action against Anglo
He claims total losses of some €5.5 million arising from his investments in various funds
Musician Jim Corr tells court he was ‘trying to protect’ his finances from bank
Musician tells court he was ‘in dire straits’
Women suing cosmetic surgery clinic oppose application to have business wound up
The Harley Medical Group (Ireland) Limited, Herbert Place, Dublin, has petitioned the High Court for a winding up order
Newbridge Credit Union special manager agrees to reduce fees
Fees bill of €449,568 for six-month period cut by €55,000
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