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Fianna Fáil member wins right to take case over Ireland's gender quota laws
Brian Mohan was granted leave today by the Supreme Court to pursue a challenge against the laws.
Miriam O'Callaghan distressed over 'scam product' ads, court hears
The fake ads wrongly state that O’Callaghan has left her position in RTÉ to focus on promoting the skincare range.
Three men found liable for Omagh bombing adjudicated bankrupt
The bankruptcy applications were brought by lawyers acting for relatives of those killed in the bombing.
Miriam O'Callaghan files High Court case against Facebook
The case relates to false advertisements featuring the presenter appearing on the platform.
Copyright claim against One Direction song resolved at High Court
David Lewis Smith had claimed the One Direction release ‘Night Changes’ infringes his musical work.
Irish Ferries to fight order to compensate passengers whose France-Ireland trips were cancelled
The National Transport Authority found that the company breached EU regulations concerning the rights of passengers travelling by sea.
Judge allows extradition of John Downey in relation to 1972 murder of UDR soldiers
John Downey told detectives he believed “it was the DUP and not the DPP” who decided to prosecute him.
Denis O'Brien loses defamation case against Sunday Business Post
O’Brien has taken a case against the Sunday Business Post over a set of articles published in March 2015.
Man who ran HSE copycat website claims it helped 'save five or six women and babies from abortion'
Eamonn Murphy was ordered to stop operating a site under a name similar to the HSE’s ‘My Options’ service.
Hot Press writer launches legal proceedings against Broadsheet.ie and Twitter
Olaf Tyaransen filed a High Court action against the two companies on Thursday.
Man ordered by court to stop operating crisis pregnancy website under 'confusing' My Options name
Eamon Murphy sought to countersue the HSE, claiming that its My Options website was “fake in its intentions”.
Former trainee priest suing Irish Independent
The man previously launched legal action against other newspapers including the Irish Times.
State proposes mediation in legal actions brought against it by Maurice McCabe
Counsel said the proposed mediation was being made not just in the interests of all the parties but also “in the public interest.”
Quarry site in Kildare continues to be used despite High Court order
“Roads are being torn up, and the council is getting no rates from it,” councillor Mark Lynch said.
Woman and ex-partner who re-occupied their former south Dublin residence facing €60,000 legal bill
The woman and the couple’s teenage daughters entered the house after other occupants had been forced out.
Singer songwriter brings copyright infringement action to High Court over One Direction song
David Lewis Smith claims the One Direction release Night Changes infringes his musical work.
Garda Keith Harrison secures High Court order to halt internal inquiry into alleged misconduct
His lawyers argued the tribunal’s comments cannot have any legal implications.
High Court President directs debt cases be removed from Master's Court
Honohan is known for his strong views on the treatment by financial institutions of debtors in distress.
Defence Forces representative group brings legal challenge against State over allowances
The proceedings were issued on Monday 21 January by PDFORRA.
Woman fears for her safety due to online messages sent from male 'stalker', court hears
The woman claims the unwanted communications began almost a decade ago.
High Court orders extradition of man wanted in US to face manslaughter charges
Samuel Joseph Tucker is wanted after a high-speed single-vehicle crash claimed the life of a young woman.
Ulster Bank initiates High Court action against Minister for Culture Josepha Madigan
The bank has has launched court proceedings against the Fine Gael TD and her brother.
High Court deems house with sauna and jacuzzi, apartment and €72k cash are proceeds of crime
The orders were sought by the Criminal Assets Bureau.
Master of High Court defends breaking windows in Four Courts with hammer
Master of the High Court Edmund Honohan claimed there were issues with ventilation in the room.
State to appeal High Court ruling on Graham Dwyer's phone data
The ruling last month forms part of Dwyer’s bid to overturn his conviction.
Murdered Limerick criminal acquired houses through proceeds of crime, court rules
Keane was kidnapped and murdered in January 2003 by members of a rival Limerick crime gang.
Irish-based online course provider with 4.5 million students enters examinership
The company in question is Shaw Academy Ltd.
Family of murdered detective garda Adrian Donohoe awarded €1.3 million in damages
Detective Garda Donohoe was shot dead in the course of his duties in 2013.
Foster mother loses High Court challenge over how Tusla removed child from her care
The woman fostered the boy, who has certain medical conditions, for more than a year after his birth in 2016.
Man wanted in Scotland for allegedly raping ex-girlfriend denied bail by Dublin High Court
The matter will return before the court in the New Year.
Minister for Education suing Western Building Systems after concerns of structural defects at schools
A total of 42 schools built by Western Building Systems were inspected over concerns about potential structural problems earlier this year.
Court deems €17k found in apartment of childhood friend of Daniel Kinahan proceeds of crime
The cash was seized by the Criminal Assets Bureau in the apartment of Jeremy Skerritt.
Man (79) to be extradited to US over FBI's claims he produces child pornography
The US-Irish citizen, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, had objected to his extradition to New York.
State admits liability in two claims brought against it by Maurice McCabe
Liability was admitted in a personal injuries claim brought by McCabe against the Garda Commissioner, Ireland and the Attorney General.
Solicitor suing Amanda Brunker and Independent Newspapers for defamation
The case relates to a piece written by Brunker that appeared in The Herald.
Air conditioning dispute between Seán Gallagher's firm and Nokia comes before court
Employees in the Nokia office reportedly had to wear their jackets while working.
Migrant fishermen 'treated like modern slaves'
Some work 116 hours per week, yet are only paid an average of €2.83 per hour, the High Court was told.
Court says students who posted video of classmate snorting sugar must be allowed back to school
The school said they had behaved in a manner that posed a serious threat to the school’s good order.
Garda slashed with razor blade while on flight with deportee awarded €25,000
Detective Garda Eamon Moran was escorting the Nigerian national on a plane to Lagos when the incident happened.
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