Civil case taken under anti-organised crime laws

Those owed are mainly suppliers and some have secured debts

Creditors tell court they are neutral on airline’s attempt to restructure

Troubled carrier has filed for bankruptcy protection in Ireland

Creditors took or threatened action against two companies before court protection granted

Kieran Wallace named interim examiner to five companies as airline struggles due to Covid

As long as the Ian Bailey show goes on, Sophie Toscan du Plantier remains lost in the story

Authorities decide not to charge Dubliner with money laundering, membership of criminal gang

‘Far reaching’ ruling welcomed by Friends of the Irish Environment which brought action

Q&A: Over the past 20 years, there’s been a gradual shift from stable, permanent work

Privacy agreement doesn’t offer sufficient protection to EU citizens’ data, court finds

Assistant Commissioner says ‘satisfied’ the force gathered ‘sufficient evidence’ to ensure other charges

European court says State wrong to extend permission without study

Decision made under settlements of proceedings arising from Irish bankruptcy

US analyst RBC upbeat about High Court challenge to €1.64bn charge over Tysabri

Association of Judges of Ireland will join protest in Warsaw against ‘threats’ to rule of law

High court reserves judgement over application for extradition to UK of Eamon Harrison

There’s little difference between regulations in both countries, but that could change

Padraig (Paudie) O’Halloran loses Supreme Court appeal over findings he diverted sums to his personal bank accounts

Planned €1.34bn takeover of UK property firm Henderson Park moving towards conclusion

Airline says flights to and from UK ran 97% on time despite strike by British pilots’ union

British businessman had obtained judgment over sale of 100-room mansion in UK

Wife of Seán Quinn will no longer be involved in action denying liability for €1.24bn loans

Net Results: The State says it intends to regulate Facebook as needed. Sigh. Go on, try

Joe Queenan filmed by undercover reporter discussing purported project for county Sligo

Paul McGarry says Ross’s Judicial Appointments Bill is problematic for many reasons

High Court’s Ms Justice Aileen Donnelly cast doubts on Polish judicial system’s rule of law

Net Results: General Data Protection Regulation the top topic at RSA conference

Interview: The privacy activist talks Cambridge Analytica and why the battle has just begun

Ireland not appropriate jurisdiction for case, High Court finds

Dublin law firm offers reward for missing guns linked to George Washington

Airline said similar branding was being used to sell plane tickets at higher prices

Max Schrems case may have huge implications for EU data privacy rights, says judge

The collection of poetry existed in “embryonic form” before the accusations in the 1990s

Ruling will have serious consequences for right of redress after data breaches

High court begins hearing far-reaching data privacy case affecting millions of EU citizens

‘Whichever way you slice the apple you find worms in it,’ says Jolyon Maugham QC

German court found the travel website had been mis-selling airline’s flights

The technology business being bought by Verizon for $2.4bn employs 200 in Dublin

Judge’s ruling adds momentum to recognition of women’s reproductive autonomy