#Legal Action
Miriam O'Callaghan files High Court case against Facebook
The case relates to false advertisements featuring the presenter appearing on the platform.
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.
Italy to sue Ryanair, Wizz Air over carry-on bag charges
Both companies had decided to allow only a small bag that could fit underneath a plane seat for free.
Real Madrid to take legal action against Portuguese newspaper over reporting of Ronaldo rape allegations
The Spanish club says it has filed a lawsuit against Correio da Manha ‘for publishing categorically false information.’
Dozens of firms were threatened with legal action for failing to pay their Dublin Town bills
The city-improvement group says 95% of businesses comply with its mandatory levy.
HSE lodges High Court cases against several pharmacies
The defendants include pharmacies based in Dublin, Cork, Waterford and Tipperary.
Former AFL player set to sue league over alleged racial abuse and sexual harassment
Ex-Gold Coast Suns player Joel Wilkinson switched codes to the NFL in 2016.
How many mortgage holders have banks taken to court so far this year?
We take a dive into the figures available for the cases brought against homeowners in the courts over the past few years.
Appeals court overturns its decision to allow Ian Bailey a retrial of his action against the State
Bailey had taken a High Court case against the gardaí and the State in November 2014 which he lost.
'It'll cost an absolute fortune': Over 100 solicitors in contact with gardaí over fixed charge notice error
Senior gardaí were questioned by the Justice Committee today about various scandals in the organisation.
UK aviation watchdog launches action against Ryanair for 'persistently misleading passengers'
The company today announced it will fly fewer aircraft during the winter in a move expected to hit up to 400,000 passengers with cancellations.
Ibrahim Halawa's family wants the government to sue Egyptian authorities if trial is delayed again
Ibrahim’s sister Somaia Halawa said she welcomed the steps taken by Leo Varadkar’s government to secure his release.
Barcelona are suing Neymar for €8.5m in damages over his world-record PSG move
The Catalan giants believe their former star was in breach of his contract before the transfer went through.
A Western Force no more as Aussie side dumped from Super Rugby
The franchise has threatened legal action following the move.
Ex-Ireland goalkeeper considering legal action over dismissal from Huddersfield - reports
Nick Colgan had worked as the newly-promoted Premier League club’s goalkeeping coach since 2014.
Fears of more disruption as NBRU may be sued over 'wildcat' strike
The union said it remains focused on helping resolve the Bus Éireann dispute.
Deschamps vows to take legal action against Cantona over racial slur
The former Manchester United striker’s comments caused uproar before the European Championships.
Calls for former Liverpool striker Cisse to be charged over Benzema sex-tape scandal
Prosecutors in Versailles say he has a case to answer.
11 States are suing the White House over transgender bathroom use orders
The move led by Texas further escalates a national feud over an issue that has become a lightning rod.for separate groups.
Drogba suing The Daily Mail over claims donations to his charity are being spent elsewhere
The Ivorian says “there is no fraud, no corruption” despite an article which made allegations of “serious regulatory concerns”.
Newcastle 'considered me a liability' after cancer operation - Jonas tells court
The Argentine has launched a claim for disability discrimination against the Premier League club.
'I'm gonna sue her' - Nadal insists he will take legal action over doping claims
The Spanish tennis star is tired of accusations made by people like former French sports minister Roselyne Bachelot.
State slapped with legal action over Irish data protection regime
Digital Rights Ireland claims the State has not properly implemented EU legislation on data protection.
Now two more radio stations are taking legal action against the operators of the Port Tunnel
Classic Hits 4FM and Sunshine 106.8 have joined the action being taken by Radio NOVA.
Denis O'Brien's legal action against the Oireachtas is back in court today
The action was taken by the businessman earlier this year over remarks made in the Dáil under privilege regarding his banking affairs with IBRC.
Couple launches legal action over 'nuisance' building of penthouses
Gerard and Amy McGoey are seeking to halt rooftop construction causing ‘extensive nuisance’.
'Fifa paid Ireland to stop legal case over Henry handball' - John Delaney
The FAI chief executive made the claim today.
The HSE has published five letters it sent to health watchdog as hospital fight intensifies
More than 250 adverse findings were discovered in the standards of care at Portlaoise Hospital.
5-year-old sent invoice after he misses a friend's birthday party
The total came to £15.95
Flannery 'holding options open' on proceedings over PAC's Rehab inquiry
Angela Kerins has launched legal action against ‘deeply distressing’ inquiry into her involvement with Rehab.
How IKEA threatened legal action on a 'crazy fan'...
How can a love for flat-packed furniture lead to this?
Gerry Adams takes legal action against two newspapers
The Sinn Féin president has instructed his solicitor to take “appropriate action” over claims he was tipped off about the abuse case against his brother.
Kerins and Flannery legal threats to Rehab not to reveal finances
Solicitors’ letters were fired off to the charity group last night.
Rehab: Legal action being taken against writer of letter to PAC
Rehab also said that comments from the chairman of the PAC, John MGuinness, were “unfair”.
DAA and Ryanair launch court action to stop strike at Irish airports
Dublin Airport Authority says the strike planned for next week is unlawful.
Thief threatens to sue museum because robbery was too easy
Radu Dogaru is among six people on trial for last year’s spectacular three-minute heist from the Kunsthal museum in Rotterdam which stunned the art world.
Former king of Belgium (79) faces paternity court case
A 45-year-old artist has long sought recognition as the daughter of the former king – and how she’s taking legal action.
IKEA taking action against furniture 'porn' site
The furniture giant is not amused by HotMalm.com.
Column: Transgender people should have the right to change their birth certificate
While most of us take for granted having a passport or birth certificate in our own name, transgender people must face awkward questions when they are asked to provide identification – this shouldn’t be the case, writes Aengus Ó Snodaigh.
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Denis O'Brien is taking legal action over Dáil comments about his finances
The businessman has issued proceedings against the Houses of the Oireachtas and the State.
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