Denis O’Brien notches up his first big win in Red Flag case
Analysis: Legal ruling to make Declan Ganley a defendant a huge relief for businessman
Red Flag case: Key O’Brien claims ‘based on assertion’, not evidence
Court of Appeal rejects businessman’s arguments in discovery battle
Judgment due on O’Brien appeal over refusal of Red Flag discovery
Businessman seeking access to documents held by public relations company
Judicial appointments body to have lay majority and chair
Plan to go ahead despite lobbying by legal profession and FF refusal to support lay chair
Anthony Stokes ordered to pay €230,000 to Elvis impersonator
Irish international headbutted and seriously injured man in Dublin nightclub
Denis O’Brien suffers a serious setback in Red Flag battle
Analysis: High Court judge delivers blunt assessment of the businessman’s case
Denis O’Brien reaches agreement with Red Flag workers
Two employees will not have to give businessman access to PCs and smartphones
Judge recuses himself from Declan Ganley defamation action
Judge wrote an article in Village magazine accusing Libertas of making false claims
People who held Red Flag USB in Rotterdam named
USB stick at centre of Denis O’Brien v Red Flag case held abroad despite court order
Garda ‘rugby tackled’ by other gardaí after querying taxi fare
Oliver Cully (55) sues State over alleged incident in which he was handcuffed
Denis O’Brien disputes level of access to Red Flag computers
Businessman’s legal team tells High Court PR firm in breach of order granting access to files
Denis O’Brien sought search warrant over conspiracy claims
Businessman alleges documents on memory stick had been altered by Red Flag
Twitter ordered to help identify author of alleged defamation
Prime Time whistleblower asks High Court to help direct unmasking of anonymous user
Diabetic girl must be given insulin despite mother’s stance
Mother had refused to give doctors permission to inject insulin into her daughter
IBRC’s deals to come under intense scrutiny
Denis O’Brien incident has impacted debate over how much the public is entitled to know
Revenue ‘failed’ in bilingual duty with LPT booklet
Irish booklet was published, but only English version was sent out
Direct provision system does not breach human rights, court rules
Number of asylum system ‘house rules’ found to be unlawful
Analysis: Ruling a relief for policy makers but a blow for asylum seekers
Legal case failed to establish that direct provision breaches human rights
African family withdraws challenge to direct provision scheme
Test case was due to be heard in February
Asylum seeker families allowed to challenge direct provision
Families argue system, by excluding them from social welfare payments, violates rights to private and family life
Time to legislate for direct provision system for asylum seekers
Direct provision of welfare needs, which has no legislative basis, shows how easily legal processes can be displaced
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