McGregor’s ‘athletic’ sex at ‘fun’ party in stark contrast to Nikita Hand’s allegation of rape
Mixed martial arts fighter fondly remembers bedroom encounter on second day in the witness box
High Court
Cairn Homes asks High Court to quash development refusal of 329 dwellings in Co Wicklow
The developer’s proposal had been given the green light by Wicklow County Council, but this was overturned on appeal
Trio accused of identifying Ana Kriégel’s killers to be tried before jury after losing Supreme Court appeal
Edel Doherty (48), Kyle Rooney (26) and Declan Corcoran (30) charged with posting images of accused youths on social media
Conor McGregor stuns High Court onlookers with evidence about night of alleged sexual assault
Mixed martial arts fighter begins evidence with graphic account of events on night Nikita Hand alleges she was sexually assaulted by McGregor and another man
Power company challenge EirGrid’s decision blocking it from joining grid contest
Kilshane Energy want court to order it is entitled to qualify for upcoming auction
Conor McGregor says he had ‘vigorous’ and ‘fully consensual’ sex with woman in Dublin hotel
MMA fighter says there was ‘no sign’ of a tampon during his encounter with Nikita Hand
Widow receives apology in High Court over ‘inadequate’ medical care provided to late husband
Stephen McCarthy (56) died by suicide after he ‘suffered greatly’ from a rapid onset spinal condition
ESB worker sues in High Court over fall from electricity pole
Lineman claims hoop securing wire to pole was incorrectly installed and caused line to come loose and make him fall to the ground
Woman who alleges she was raped by Conor McGregor had ‘severe’ post-traumatic stress disorder, psychiatrist tells court
Mixed martial arts fighter denies claims by Nikita Hand in civil action for damages over alleged sexual assaults
Garda Commissioner apologises to man whose image on station noticeboard appeared online
Jonathan Berry, who ‘is not and has never been a criminal’, settled proceedings for a substantial sum
Supreme Court to rule on ‘systemically important’ carer’s allowance case
Decision could have profound effect on State’s obligations to carers of severely disabled children
Bankruptcy officials object to Seán Dunne’s challenge to their appointment
Bankruptcy officials object to Seán Dunne’s challenge to their appointment
Solicitor suspended as Law Society seeks access to the practice files
High Court told solicitor Ian McSweeney had not been co-operating with efforts to examine his practice
Supreme Court rejects ‘wafer thin’ arguments by women who refused hotel quarantine after Dubai trip
Niamh Mulreany (27) and Kirstie McGrath (32) had appealed High Court dismissal of their challenge to lockdown prosecution
Older debtors seeking majority of personal insolvency deals amid house-price spike
In recent case retired couple given an interest-only deal that should enable them stay in Tallaght home
Rose of Tralee festival beset by financial problems and legal actions
Plus: Brian Ormond’s shoe business missteps, Peadar Tóibín’s distaste for government funding of media, and effing drama in the Dáil
‘I know what happened in that room’: Woman suing Conor McGregor for alleged rape finishes giving evidence
Nikita Hand is suing mixed martial arts star and a second man over alleged rape in Dublin hotel – allegations the two men deny
High Court refuses to strike out case against Seán Dunne’s ex-wife over asset transfer
2014 proceedings concerned alleged fraudulent transfer of assets between Dunne and Gayle Killilea in bid to beat creditors
Family settles action over death of woman (77) allegedly found unresponsive on GP treatment room floor
Mary O’Donoghue had been attending a Mallow GP’s clinic for a routine therapeutic blood-removal procedure
Judge orders reconsideration of licence applications for €9m Cork salmon farm
Two farm licences previously ordered to be quashed due to inadequate screening for potential risks from proposed “seal-scarer” noise devices
High Court halts further inquiry into Garda’s removal of Bluetooth speaker from seized vehicle
Permitting a second inquiry into claims would be contrary to ‘res judicata’ principles - a matter already judged, court finds
Man who sued local council over fall sought €40 per month to hire person to mow his three lawns
Brian O’Donovan (54) also sought €26,000 for cost of automatic car and €480 per month for hydrotherapy treatment
Does Ryanair’s right to make money trump Dublin Airport’s obligation to obey the law?
Dublin Airport passenger cap case will be of great interest to data centre operators and wind farm investors
Woman entitled to new hearing over move to repossess her house
Judge says Pepper Finance provided mortgage deed that was three-quarters blacked out
Woman (70s) living in house with dog faeces requires hospital detention, court told
Judge hears woman is ‘very unhappy’ about being in hospital but would be at risk if returned home
Girl (7) receives €1.4m interim payment in settlement over major car crash injuries
Amira O’Toole Rauf was 13 months old when catastrophically injured in head-on collision
Solicitor struck off by High Court over €72,000 deficit in client funds and no books of account
Strike-off considered necessary to protect public and maintain confidence in profession, judge says
Court refuses to direct document sharing in three cases brought by former content moderators
Plaintiffs are suing their former employers and Facebook/Meta claiming they suffered serious psychological injuries
John Magnier criticised by judge over claims that go ‘to very heart of administration of justice’
Judge says billionaire suggested adviser was potentially guilty of criminal offence in attempt to stop disclosure of documents
What the Dublin Airport passenger cap ruling means, and what happens next
Court stalls regulators from applying summer passenger limit
First crack appears in Dublin Airport passenger cap
Court has paused a process airlines warned would cause them long-term harm, but there is a long way yet to travel
Mother of vulnerable teen brings court action against HSE and Tusla
Legal action seeks a declaration that both agencies are in breach of their statutory duties towards the boy
Cork publican John Gaffney has €54m debt written off as part of Personal Insolvency Arrangement
High Court hears businessman invested heavily in pubs and property in years prior to property crash
Decision not to replace court ushers ‘profoundly misunderstood’ role, says High Court judge
Mr Justice Mark Sanfey was speaking on the retirement of his usher, Ian Barclay, who started in the job in 2006
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