Mother who was pregnant at time of catastrophic car crash takes court action
The woman suffered massive brain damage and doesn’t recognise her own children
Consultancy gets injunctions against Tallaght company over alleged intimidation
The Phone Shack prevented from contacting UK-based Spear Marketing
Appeal over €1.4m stamp duty bill on Walford should not be reconsidered
Appeal had been made by company owned by John Dunne, son of Seán Dunne
John Dunne company liable for €1.4m stamp duty bill on Walford
Ballsbridge property bought by Seán Dunne in 2005 once Ireland’s most expensive house
Company owned by Seán Dunne’s son disputes €1.4m stamp duty bill
Case relates to sale of Walford, once country’s most expensive house, on Shrewsbury Road
CervicalCheck tribunal to start assessing claims from September
Minister says ‘everything possible’ will be done to make process easier for women
New judges appointment to the proposed CervicalCheck tribunal
Ann Power and Tony O’Connor to replace judges who have dropped out
Insurer argues it was entitled not to pay out on murdered man’s life policy
Irish Life claims policy was void by reason of non-disclosure by Eamon Dunne of cocaine use and depression
Graham Dwyer phone data appeal ruling due next week
Appeal could assist Dwyer to overturn his conviction for murder of Elaine O’Hara
Irish Greyhound Board executive seeks injunctions over ‘flawed’ discipline
Michael Murnane denies claims of misconduct for which he faces disciplinary process
Domino’s Pizza drivers must be treated as PAYE workers, franchisee told
High Court rejects appeal and finds workers were taxable rather than self-employed
Supreme Court reserves judgment in Graham Dwyer case
State appealing key phone data ruling which could help murderer to overturn conviction
State advancing ‘worst case’ scenario in appeal over Graham Dwyer’s phone data
Murderer wants to dispute admissibility of call data in attempt to overturn conviction
Hundreds of online child abuse investigations on hold pending Dwyer ruling
Gardaí cannot obtain mobile data warrants as a result of High Court decision last year
Resolution in AIB customer’s data breach action
Man’s address given to private detective by Department of Social Protection employee
Man wanted over 2007 double murder brought before Dublin High Court
35-year-old arrested in Co Louth on Friday on foot of European Arrest Warrant issued by Northern Ireland authorities
Supreme Court to hear appeal over Graham Dwyer mobile data ruling
High Court decision forms part of his bid to overturn conviction for Elaine O’Hara murder
Car hire business fails to get injunctions against DAA
Case concerns row over collection of hire company’s customers at Dublin Airport
Car hire business sues DAA over passenger collection dispute
Easirent seeking injunction preventing DAA stopping it from collecting customers
Garda awarded €38,500 over injuries sustained in gang assault
High Court hears victim saved a dislodged tooth by pushing it back up into his gum
Video game director settles case over purported dismissal
Agreement reached with Electronic Arts following mediation
Court challenge to refusal by IRBC to recognise £113m judgment
British businessman had obtained judgment over sale of 100-room mansion in UK
State to appeal Graham Dwyer data-retention ruling
Dwyer claimed data gathered from his phone should not have been used at his trial
Game not over: director gets injunction against video game giant
Electronic Arts Ireland prevented from firing director over ‘dick’ remark to colleague
State yet to decide on appeal against Graham Dwyer ruling
High Court finding forms part of bid to overturn conviction for killing Elaine O’Hara
Court told Irish subsidiary of games giant EA entitled to dismiss director
Director dismissed for alleged misconduct in allegedly making an inappropriate remark
Man dismissed over alleged inappropriate remark for continued injunction
Games firm Electronic Arts fully entitled to dismiss one of its directors, High Court told
Graham Dwyer’s appeal puts focus on State surveillance
Judge in the case says State must ‘tread carefully’ when it comes to people’s data privacy
Graham Dwyer wins important legal battle against State & Garda
Dwyer trying to overturn conviction for murder of childcare worker Elaine O’Hara
Judgment unlikely to lead to Graham Dwyer’s freedom
Ruling on use of phone metadata could severely impact gangland investigations
Gilroy seeks injunction over video by autism rights campaigner
Anti-eviction activist and one other claim Youtube video about supplement defames them
Migrant fishermen claim their working conditions are akin to ‘modern slavery’
High court told they worked an average of 116 hours per week but are only paid an average of €2.83 per hour
Credit Union withdraws allegations against chief executive
Eugene Kearns had challenged his dismissal from role
Credit union chief executive seeks injunction preventing dismissal
Carlow and District Credit Union restrained from publishing dismissal of Eugene Kearns
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