Row over alleged illegal occupation of former cinema car park in Ballyfermot to be heard in July
Kaifan Ltd is the owner of Ballyfermot property, which stopped screening movies in 1980
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Rathwood: ‘domino effect’ led to disarray and thousands of dissatisfied customers
Root causes of home and garden retailer’s problems readily identifiable and can be rectified, says court
Afghan mechanic cannot afford to have his parents and sister join him here, judge says
Judge says it is not realistic for applicant to suggest he could support seven people on weekly earnings of €450
Surrogacy leave should match that for maternity and adoption, conference hears
John Hickey knew what his managers would say when he asked for additional leave
Rathwood home and garden centre has ‘reasonable chance’ of survival, court told
Examiner to troubled home store approved by High Court as Revenue raises corporate governance concerns
Family of man who died from ‘overwhelming sepsis’ after discharge settles legal action
High Court hears of failure to properly investigate Michael Cuddihy’s complaints at University Hospital Limerick
Jury discharged in rape trial after members searched internet about case
‘Beyond regrettable’ some jurors ignored explicit instructions on carrying out private research, says judge
Senior garda ‘photographed associates of whistleblower in court’, judge told
Superintendent asked about identity of person with Chief Supt Brian O’Reilly, High Court hears
Jury unable to reach verdict in Irish Examiner defamation action
IPI executive Orla Purcell claimed she was defamed by two articles published by the newspaper in 2023
Financial adviser gets injunction halting efforts to force him out of company he founded
Michael Hoare claims that weeks after signing a shareholders agreement with five others to expand the business, they began trying to make his position in the company untenable
John McGuirk criticised by High Court judge after adjournment of libel action against Paddy Cosgrave
Trial of McGuirk’s case, in which he alleges he was defamed by Cosgrave in 2021, was due to begin on Tuesday
Tesco fails to get order forcing homeware retailer to stay open in superstore
Choice Stores outlet in Waterford will not have to trade pending the full hearing of dispute
Enoch Burke to remain in prison after telling High Court he was not trespassing
Burke to remain in prison after refusing to purge his contempt of court order banning him from his former workplace
Young man who suffered traumatic brain injury in car crash settles action for €215,000
Judge says litigation risk in the case over Co Westmeath incident so overwhelming that any offer should be accepted on behalf of Dean Quinn Garry
Articles on planning executive allegations were fair and accurate, journalist tells libel trial
Former Irish Planning Institute executive director Orla Purcell taking defamation case against the Irish Examiner
Legislation obliging watchdogs to notify vetting bureau of child safeguarding concerns is unconstitutional, High Court rules
The case arises from two gardaí’s involvement in arresting a juvenile in November 2018
Most Traveller caravans on Department of Defence lands in the Curragh have left, court told
Three caravans remain on site and are an encouragement to others to camp there, High Court hears
Supreme Court finds for TikTok in dispute with Data Protection Commission
Social media platform fighting €530m fine over breach of GDPR regulations
Planning institute influenced EY report findings, executive claims at Irish Examiner libel trial
Orla Purcell claims IPI committee gave instruction to make findings certain allegations against her could be substantiated
Man who had alleged brain injury after contracting meningitis as baby settles case for €9.75m
HSE denies claims of alleged delay in diagnosis at Limerick Maternity Hospital in 2000
Families launch landmark lawsuits over Covid-19 deaths at Cork nursing home
Settlement of first of five cases against Ballynoe Nursing Home was announced at High Court this week
An 18th national children’s hospital completion deadline passes without fanfare
Dusty ducts and more than 106,000 defects among latest complaints from board that have failed to deliver on €2bn project
Defamation action brought by former planning body official against Irish Examiner opens
Former executive director of Irish Planning Institute is suing over January 2023 articles, claiming they were defamatory
Michael Flatley in further High Court dispute with former solicitor following Cork mansion case
At issue is €1.4m lodged in court which the solicitor says he is entitled to €200,000 of
Former attorney general loses legal challenge to Slane bypass planning approval
John Rogers argued An Coimisiún Pleanála did not have access to sufficient expertise required to examine certain environmental impacts of project
Hotelier Noel O’Callaghan fails in bid to stop dispute with sons going to arbitration
Judge finds his arguments ‘wholly inconsistent’ with sworn evidence he gave in previous application
Environmental groups granted leave to challenge data centre policy
High Court told new rules allowing data centres to use fossil fuel power breach climate law
Man awarded €39,000 after cow box drove over his foot at Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival
Paudie Conway (58) of Ballysimon Road, Limerick, suffered a broken wrist and a broken ankle
Father has €5.8m property debts written off in return for €45,676
Debt servicing firm Everyday Finance will recover 0.78% of what it is owed
Failure to comply with secure care order for minor may mean ‘someone will die’, court told
Court hears unless child is placed immediately in special care there could be a fatality, ‘or more than one’
Legal or illegal, Ireland’s emissions failure will damage the world
Any additional emissions will cause additional climate harm: that’s the basic physical and moral challenge of climate change
High Court appoints provisional liquidators to 13 construction companies
Twenty individual companies in the Torca Homes group, which have faced a number of difficulties in recent years, are insolvent, court told
High Court rebuke erodes central bank authority as its powers grow
Many in the financial industry would argue that the pendulum has swung too hard towards the regulator
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