Louth manufacturer to exit examinership after court approves plan
Premier Periclase came under pressure amid dramatic energy prices rises
Examiner of Louth magnesium company gets more time for rescue plan
Premier Periclase in difficulty because of soaring energy prices
Foot Locker sees pandemic losses surge to €88,000
Retailer lost bid to withhold rent on Grafton St store due for forced closures
Legal battle between Government and builders over school to be landmark case
Minister sues WBS alleging negligence in building of Ardgillan school, Balbriggan
Court rejects Foot Locker claim over Grafton Street store lease
Retailer had claimed agreement was partially frustrated as a result of Covid-19 closure
Ryanair’s case against trade union settled at High Court
Judge had ruled searches be carried out on Michael O’Leary’s messages
Graduate’s challenge to Seanad voting system rejected
Former University of Limerick student sought vote under university and vocational panels
Court directs search of Michael O’Leary’s messages
Judge refuses Ryanair application over documents it says Aer Lingus holds
Ryanair claims sensitive information about strike disclosed to Aer Lingus
Court told defence to Ryanair’s damages claim against Fórsa could be undermined
Judge grants petition from regulator to wind up homeless charity
Court hears the petition was ‘very unusual’ as it had net asset surplus of €850,000
Court vacates legal notice over disputed Dublin development sites
Properties subject of dispute between two businessmen
Progress made in Belfry Funds talks, court told
‘A more ambitious approach’ taken to resolving matter
Talks continue in ‘Belfry Funds’ investment case
Some 300 investors lost hundreds of thousands in UK property fund
Education company directors sued over alleged hiding of VAT liability
UK investment firm lent €6.75m to Shaw Education Group
Doctor in need of surgery released from mandatory hotel quarantine
High Court told Canadian medic advised to return to Ireland after condition started to flare up
Three claims spectrum decision will lead to serious distortion of competition
Mobile group has brought court proceedings over Comreg decision from December
Ban on live exports to north Africa in July and August challenged
Department of Agriculture banned live exports due to hot weather, court hears
Fisherman who challenged mandatory quarantine released from Hotel, court told
Man had returned from Egypt, argued he was exempt from hotel quarantine as fisherman
High Court refers Eir’s ‘unfair’ obligation claim over sharing of infrastructure to ECJ
Eir must ensure that home phone services are available to all consumers through all providers
Man who took court action over quarantine released on appeal
Case struck out after Colm Bates allowed to leave hotel to visit ‘critically ill’ father
Constitutional rights of women in mandatory quarantine breached, court told
State denies mandatory hotel quarantine is unconstitutional
Nphet seeks to ensure people in home quarantine are adhering to rules
Several Ministers support mandatory quarantine exemption for vaccinated people
Inquiry into woman’s detention in quarantine at Dublin hotel formally ended
Emma Kelly was fully vaccinated and tested negative for Covid-19, court hears
Vaccinated healthcare worker joins two others in challenging legality of quarantine
Emma Kelly may be allowed to leave hotel if she tests negative for Covid, High Court told
Commercial court ‘routinely’ adjudicates on international disputes
Work likely to further develop due to Brexit, judge says
Irish investors in German ‘pyramid scheme’ have little hope
Over 20,000 investors in total committed savings into Charles Smethurst’s GPG
Court orders winding up of company linked to collapsed former Dolphin Capital
Judge grants petition from Cork woman in late 70s
Investor seeks winding up of Irish firm linked to German property venture
Irish company MUT 103 Ltd is linked to collapsed German Property Group
Luxury property investment firm used for ‘improper purposes’, judge says
High Court orders winding up of company formed for investments on Costa del Sol
Tom Browne left job at Anglo Irish Bank in 2007 with €9m, court hears
Former head of lending being sued by IBRC over borrowings, which he claims are void
Legal order freezing assets of scaffolding products company is discharged
The order had prevented Instant Upright Ltd reducing its assets below a value of €3.6m following an application by its landlord
Amicable resolution in dispute between vegetable company and manager
Begley’s had suspended technical manager last month
Fruit and vegetable firm obtains interim court orders against technical manager
Company alleges she forwarded confidential company information to her personal email
Remote hearings: judge urges parties to inform court of settlements
‘We are all learning, not just practitioners, but also judges’ – Mr Justice Brian O’Moore
Court hands director one of longest disqualification periods on record
Kevin Rabbitte had been involved in scheme that resulted in €1.2m Revenue fraud
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