Airlines urge High Court judge to extend pause on Dublin Airport passenger cap
The High Court imposed a pause on the passenger cap in November
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High Court order freezes €50m worth of Canadian firm assets
Assets management firm Tri Ri denies allegations brought by San Leon plc
Woman who allegedly fell in hospital toilet cubicle after brain surgery settles action for €2m
Jacinta Flood’s settlement with Beaumont Hospital was made without an admission of liability
Dublin Airport cap at risk of being dragged into US trade tensions
American carrier group Airlines for America to meet Government officials to discuss contentious limit
Web Summit case: Three angry men finally settle their differences
Years of entrenched bitterness threatened to spill over in the High Court before all sides found common ground after judge’s exhortation
Family settle High Court action against hospital over death of father during pandemic
Pensioner with heart trouble had echocardiogram in 2019, but ‘never got another one afterwards’
Judge order disciplinary process against probationer garda be stopped
Caoimhe Busher said the process against her was ongoing since 2020
Web Summit case: Paddy Cosgrave was Steve Jobs. Daire Hickey and David Kelly were Steve Wozniak
Web Summit founders were unable to escape Rockefeller’s famous dictum about business and friendship
Web Summit case adjourned amid signs of breakthrough
Five cases involving three former business partners before the High Court over claims involving tens of millions of euro
Court grants freezing orders over claims Canadian firm reneged on deal with Dublin-based oil company
San Leon plc has alleged Tri Ri Asset Management Corp has not honoured two agreements negotiated by the firms
Final Irish cases on planes seized in Russia almost resolved, court told
Six aircraft lessors had filed €2.5 billion worth of legal claims in 2022
Woman whose hearing loss was not diagnosed until she was 10 settles case against HSE for €900,000
Caitlin Murray (19) was left unsupported and struggling to hear for most of her junior school years
John McManus: Time to do a Trump on the planning process?
After a decade of tinkering around the edges, it must surely be time for more drastic measures to be considered, including emergency powers for government
Fresh row emerges over legal costs in case over Michael Flatley mansion
Mr Flatley earlier this month paid off a €6.9 million loan at the centre of the High Court dispute
Web Summit court case adjourned to allow litigants consider judge’s mediation appeal
Five separate cases underway between three Web Summit shareholders in case due to last until June
Insufficient funds in Enoch Burke’s bank account to cover €79,100 fines, court hears
Teacher has run up fines of some €79,000 for breaching court order by attending Wilson’s Hospital School in Co Westmeath
Web Summit case: Hearing adjourned following ‘positive’ talks between parties after judge urges sides to reach settlement
Bitter legal dispute between Paddy Cosgrave, Daire Hickey and another minority shareholder, David Kelly, being heard by Mr Justice Michael Twomey in High Court trial
Judge at centre of controversy over 24-hour driving disqualification orders is no stranger to making headlines
Judge at centre of controversy over 24-hour driving disqualification orders is known for tough treatment of speeding offenders
Developer of Coolock migrant housing still unable to access site, court hears
A number of motions to strike out proceedings seeking to halt the development will be heard in June
Aryzta seeks strike out of challenges by former executives
Cuisine de France owner argues case should rightfully be dealt with in Switzerland
Protesters ordered to stop blocking work on water supply to 18th-century property housing women asylum seekers
One demonstrator said works would not begin ‘unless contractor was prepared to hit him with his digger’s bucket’, High Court told
Conor McGregor wants court to allow new evidence from two people in appeal of civil rape case finding
MMA fighter seeking retrial of High Court civil action taken by Nikita Hand
Internal memo suggests Paddy Cosgrave may have been in charge even after resignation, court hears
Founder returned to lead company after departure over social media posts concerning Israel and Gaza
Big part of marathon High Court action over stranded Russian jets settled, court told
The case began last June and has run for more than 100 days
Woman settles action over hospital care during brain tumour surgery for €1.3m
Judge praises ‘truly heroic’ efforts of woman in caring for her daughter who developed neurological deficits after surgery
Duo to be extradited to North in connection with murder of RUC man 50 years ago
High Court rejects argument that handover would amount to an abuse of process
‘No question’ Paddy Cosgrave knew about complaint against former Web Summit director
Web Summit chief executive’s suggestion of ‘kompromat’ an ‘invention’, High Court hears
Boy who suffered fractured skull in swing collapse settles High Court action for €77,500
Billy Norris (15) sued his grandmother over the incident through his father
Teacher who denies she is ‘GAA catfish’ gets interim injunction to restrain disciplinary process
Niamh Farrell secured a short-term order restraining a school from progressing a disciplinary process against her
Boy who witnessed murder and associating with drug gang needs special care, court hears
Tusla previously agreed to reassess boy’s needs after similar proceedings were settled
‘I had a breakdown’: Dublin office worker accused of passing trade secrets to rival firm has destroyed phone, court hears
Keith O’Brien told the court that he was ‘under complete duress’ when he destroyed the phone sought by Rippling
Web Summit may be funding part of Paddy Cosgrave’s estimated ‘€7m legal bill’, court told
Web Summit founder paid bonus of €1m last year on return to helm after resignation in 2023 over Israel social media posts
Admitting a patient without consent and not treating them isn’t ‘care’ - it’s imprisonment
Under the Mental Health Bill 2024, doctors would decide who is deprived of liberty, but judges would decide who is treated. That makes no sense
Tech bros at war as Web Summit founders arrive at High Court
On one level, it all sounds very complicated. On the other, it’s the age-old story of a once-exciting marriage ending in acrimony and a major row over who keeps the dog
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