Dispute arose between hospital and HSE over arrangements around moving patient with severe brain injury

Injunction sought restraining him from using data or disclosing or making it available to others

Judge said it was ‘regrettable’ the solicitor had chosen ‘to put his head in sand’ and LSRA had to bring application before court

Pepper Finance claims ‘legitimate basis’ for its concerns about Dublin businessman’s registration as full owner

Unauthorised quarrying activity carried out on the lands since 2023, court hears

Businessman alleged instruction not to nominate independents was unconstitutional

Dr Eltayeb Elkhabir is accused of failing to inform an employer of conditions attached to his registration

Liquidators for Irish Banking Resolution Corporation took case against ex-Irish Nationwide Building Society boss

Settlement, which was reached after mediation, is based on HSE accepting 80 per cent liability

Some 30 officers searched the airline’s offices

Medic has never practised in State despite being registered with Irish authorities, court hears

Founder of Cork’s Tripe+Drisheen news site says media body failed to give adequate reasons for its denial of membership application

Campaigners had claimed gates and fencing were blocking public vehicular access to house and grounds

Injunction being sought to restrain him from using or passing details to others

Chief executive allegedly spent €100,000 leasing homes in Dubai and China

‘Very vulnerable individual’, who is now a pensioner, settles case in High Court

Man jailed for assault and false imprisonment represented Ireland at underage level and the Homeless World Cup

The property had been ‘very badly damaged’ when it was seized by Cab officers in April

Ilabek Avetian lost an eye in incident in Darndale Park, Coolock, in 2018

Brian Naughton (19), who has an intellectual disability and is non-verbal, sued HSE through his mother