High Court

In recent case retired couple given an interest-only deal that should enable them stay in Tallaght home

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Nikita Hand is suing mixed martial arts star and a second man over alleged rape in Dublin hotel – allegations the two men deny

2014 proceedings concerned alleged fraudulent transfer of assets between Dunne and Gayle Killilea in bid to beat creditors

Mary O’Donoghue had been attending a Mallow GP’s clinic for a routine therapeutic blood-removal procedure

Two farm licences previously ordered to be quashed due to inadequate screening for potential risks from proposed “seal-scarer” noise devices

Permitting a second inquiry into claims would be contrary to ‘res judicata’ principles - a matter already judged, court finds

Brian O’Donovan (54) also sought €26,000 for cost of automatic car and €480 per month for hydrotherapy treatment

Dublin Airport passenger cap case will be of great interest to data centre operators and wind farm investors

Judge says Pepper Finance provided mortgage deed that was three-quarters blacked out

Judge hears woman is ‘very unhappy’ about being in hospital but would be at risk if returned home

Amira O’Toole Rauf was 13 months old when catastrophically injured in head-on collision

Strike-off considered necessary to protect public and maintain confidence in profession, judge says

Plaintiffs are suing their former employers and Facebook/Meta claiming they suffered serious psychological injuries

Judge says billionaire suggested adviser was potentially guilty of criminal offence in attempt to stop disclosure of documents

Court stalls regulators from applying summer passenger limit

Court has paused a process airlines warned would cause them long-term harm, but there is a long way yet to travel

Legal action seeks a declaration that both agencies are in breach of their statutory duties towards the boy

High Court hears businessman invested heavily in pubs and property in years prior to property crash

Mr Justice Mark Sanfey was speaking on the retirement of his usher, Ian Barclay, who started in the job in 2006

Airline expects to lose €84m revenue next year and up to €130m in 2026 due to Irish Aviation Authority imposition of cap on traveller numbers

Metacompliance Ireland Ltd is being sued by senior vice-president of product and operations, Mairéad Cosgrave

Judge said three plaintiffs’ legal documents were ‘awash in meaningless conspiracy theories’

Man was left with significant brain trauma after ‘unprovoked and vicious’ assault and needs 24-hour care

Seretay Ltd brought proceedings against Gary Upton who is alleged to have set up a rival firm after his departure

Judge calls for barriers against those who have ‘nothing to lose’ as they do not have funds to pay costs

Judges said the HSE can ventilate its points at a High Court hearing of the doctor’s case

Malahide postmistress, her two daughters and an Italian student have all sued the postal services company

Company filings show Independent councillor Nial Ring is the sole shareholder of company that bought €2.5 million house less than a year after couple almost lost it to the Bank of Ireland

Site was scene of violence and unrest over plans to develop it into accommodation

The accused failed to establish there has been such a fundamental denial of justice that no trial should take place

Limerick man says he was ‘unexpectedly set upon’ by security staff when he entered the pitch following 2018 All-Ireland hurling final

Judge found a fatal error was made in failing to disclose questionnaire document to man’s legal team

Six are to be assigned each to the District Court, Circuit Court and High Court, with two additional judges to go to the Court of Appeal

Broadcaster and former MP suing social media platform over labelling his account ‘Russian state-affiliated’

Lisa Niland died three days after being brought to Sligo General Hopsital following her collapse in restaurant with severe head pain

‘Doe’ family want birth certificates that match new identities

Former British MP took action against the social media platform two years ago after it labelled his account ‘Russian state-affiliated media’

Edward J O’Brien failed to co-operate with Legal Services Regulatory Authority inquiry and ‘offered no excuse whatsoever’ for not complying with its ruling

High Court made urgent orders preventing two individuals from dissipating their assets below €582,000