Friday 22 October, 2021
The proceedings, being brought by Eve Cleary’s parents and siblings, claims medical negligence.
Leinster has campaigned for over 20 years for the inclusion of Bethany Home and other Protestant institutions in redress schemes.
The planning application for the Indaver facility in Ringaskiddy, Cork will now be re-examined.
The firm was hit with a revised tax bill by the Revenue in 2018 over a transaction with rival pharma company Biogen.
A High Court challenge has been brought by Holmes Institute Ireland Ltd against a decision by the Minister for Justice.
Ms Justice Nuala Butler said the ratification of CETA was a political question and not a constitutional one.
Virginia Giuffre’s legal team asked the court to take action under the Hague Service Convention.
Ten properties are to be sold off and the proceeds will go towards reducing his debt to the financial fund.
Casey is wanted in the North on a number of terrorism related offences.
The matter came before Ms Justice Miriam O’Regan at today’s vacation siting of the High Court.
The teacher was jailed for a year after admitting their guilt.
The court heard that a threat was made against Friends of the Irish Environment director Tony Lowes for taking the case.
The case will return before the court after the new legal terms commences in October.
The case involves the pedestrianisation of New Street, Malahide.
The High Court last month upheld a legal challenge against a trial of the cycleway.
The garda was told that, due to his failure to pass a physical test, his services were being dispensed with.
The trial would see the provision of a two-way separated cycle track along the Strand Road.
It is claimed that the lack of supports may have left him years behind his potential.
Philomena Lee and Mary Harney are among the women taking legal action against the State.
The judge said he will deal with an application from Scallon for the costs of the strike out application to be paid by TV3 at a later date.
Most of the applicants had a relative who is recorded as having died from covid19 while in a care home in Ireland.
In 2013, campaigners launched legal action in an attempt to force an inquiry into the bombing.
The judge said she would do her best to give judgement as soon as possible.
Eight women are taking legal action against the State.
The veteran has been facing charges of murdering James Wray and William McKinney on Bloody Sunday.
The teacher has brought a High Court challenge over the Garda vetting bureau’s decision to disclose the details to the Teaching Council.
This included an argument that the Northern Ireland Protocol breached the Good Friday Agreement.
The orders were secured against Chronicle Security Ireland Ltd and its US-based parent Chronicle LLC.
The couple requested a meeting with Stephen Donnelly to “ensure this never ever happens again”, solicitor Caoimhe Haughey said yesterday.
Rebecca Price and Patrick Kiely’s son would have turned two years old this summer.
The man has previously brought judicial review proceedings challenging the Special Criminal Court’s jurisdiction to hear his trial.
Eight women are taking legal challenges over the Mother and Baby Homes report.
The council voted against the plans last March.
The High Court in London today heard claims about Vardy’s relationship with The Sun newspaper.
Environmentalist Peter Sweetman brought the challenge against the proposed windfarm.
The man is facing four charges of sexual assault made against him on dates between 1966 and 1969.
Anne Casey died after a cardiac arrest in Cork University Maternity Hospital in 2012.
The High Court action was issued yesterday.
