Bogus complaints see Irish Times articles, solicitor’s videos on Rob Heneghan delisted by Google
News reports about high-profile betting tipster removed from search results while Terry Gorry has social media accounts disabled
High Court
Comedian Sil Fox fails in bid to have jury hear damages claim
Prosecution on sexual assault charge ‘destroyed’ his reputation, causing distress, entertainer alleges
Cork racing tipster apologises for false claims his life was threatened by rival Rob Heneghan
Gearóid Norris undertakes not to publish any more material online about Robert Heneghan or his company
Ammi and Martina Burke appeal decision finding them guilty of criminal contempt of court
Full hearing of the case expected in Court of Appeal in July
State wins appeal over €21,877 damages award to international protection applicant
Supreme Court unanimously overturns decision that Georgian national was entitled to damages over breach of his rights under EU law
Trainee gardaí challenge their dismissals for handcuffing incident at Templemore college
High Court grants permission to the four trainees to take their case against Garda Commissioner
Mediation should be ‘first port of call’ in civil disputes, says High Court president
Judges expect ‘meaningful’ engagement with mediation and courts to be seen as ‘last resort’, David Barniville tells conference
Noise experts carrying out inspections at Hoxton Hotel amid dispute with Yamamori Izakaya, court hears
Dublin hotel says it has had to close 31 bedrooms due to guest complaints about noise from Yamamori Izakaya
Residents are blocking entrance to O’Callaghan hotel extension site in south Dublin, court hears
`Serious nuisance’ from the building works cited as reason for action
Hotelier Noel O’Callaghan’s son ‘greatly regrets’ saying he wanted to ‘shoot’ him over business dispute
High Court reserves decision on whether dispute between Noel O’Callaghan and his sons should go to arbitration
Conor McGregor settles High Court case over whiskey brand
The MMA fighter said he could now focus on training for his upcoming fight
High Court judge critical of Supermac’s owner Pat McDonagh in case involving unpaid rent
Pat McDonagh gives evidence in three-day dispute over arrears on Kilkenny outlet
Concerns that minor missing from care involved in manufacture of crack cocaine, court hears
Judge describes case of minor, one of several currently without special care bed, as ‘absurd’
Crowns falling out and price disputes among complaints against dentists
Dental Complaints Resolution Service mediated over 760 cases in last two years, annual report says
Dana settles defamation action against The Irish Times
Scallon brought defamation actions against news organisations over reporting of a trial involving her brother
Hotelier Noel O’Callaghan fighting against going to arbitration in bitter row with sons
Noel O’Callaghan has taken the case against sons Paul and Charles, Saira Company Dublin and subsidiary company Sherborough Development Company
Child psychiatrist jailed for sexual abuse of teen has registration cancelled by High Court
Amirul Mohd Yunos is currently serving an 8½-year sentence after pleading guilty to multiple charges
Judge laments ‘presumptions’ of dementia, ruling woman (85) had capacity to make will
Death certificate incorrectly described woman as having dementia
Irish firm sued over termination of drug commercialisation agreement
Piramal Critical Care BV is seeking injunctions preventing Dublin-registered Brepco Biopharma Ltd from ending an agreement
Paddy McKillen jnr’s bid to set aside bankruptcy summons to be heard in May
Dublin businessman denies €2.1m debt claim
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Man in ‘uncontested, amicable’ case paid his lawyer €5,000 but his ex-wife paid her lawyer €18,000
Hearing set for student’s appeal over how UCD dealt with her studies after alleged rape
Separate Garda investigation continues after graphic image of her was circulated
Man appears in High Court after extradition warrant issued over Robbie Lawlor murder
Jonathan Gill is wanted by PSNI in connection with Dublin gangland criminal’s killing in Belfast
Couple cannot pursue challenge over refusal to include car-parking charges in Hap payment
Council believed Housing Assistance Payment form signed by landlord and couple had misrepresented rent amount – judge
Celebrity influencer initiates High Court damages claim against Web Summit company
Simonetta Lein is bringing case over breach of alleged agreement to participate in Web Summit in Doha
Man arrested in connection with murder of Robbie Lawlor in Belfast
Gardaí arrested man in 40s on foot of extradition warrant to face charges in Northern Ireland
Environmental group loses challenge to permission for power plant in north Kerry
Group claimed planning commission ‘significantly underestimated’ greenhouse gas emissions from proposed facility
Hundreds of adults face long delays in being discharged as wards of court
High Court extends discharge deadline for hundreds of wards after President Catherine Connolly signs amending laws
Inside the State’s latest care scandal: The at-risk children on Tusla’s ‘no beds list’
In the News podcast: How private care providers charge €50m to fill gaps in failing service
Man fails to stop extradition to Northern Ireland on cannabis ‘growhouse’ charges
High Court rejects claims surrender would risk breaching right to practice his religious faith
Martina and Ammi Burke arrested at Castlerea Prison over contempt ruling
Mother and sister of Enoch Burke to be jailed for contempt following ‘intense and venomous’ interruptions at hearing
Teen accused of sexual acts with girl (14) cannot advance ‘Romeo and Juliet’ consent defence
Boy was 15 at time of alleged offences and claims he made a ‘reasonable mistake’ about the girl’s age
Probationer garda facing imminent dismissal to win stay of execution
High Court grants leave for garda to bring judicial review challenging procedures and recommendations of board of inquiry
Mother distressed that new law requires disabled son’s discharge from wardship
High Court obliged to implement the law ‘rather than to make it’, judge says
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