Dispute between Kilkenny Shop and landlord adjourned for talks
Row arises from plans for a €150m redevelopment of Setanta Centre in Dublin
Justice Michael Quinn
Mallinckrodt liquidation would trigger $5.2bn financial hole, court told
Dublin-based but US-run drugmaker needs debt restructuring plan, experts say
Court hears Alan Hynes ‘most dishonest’ director liquidator has encountered
Myles Kirby seeking maximum directorship disqualification
Court rules Israeli embassy office does not need planning permission
Fifth floor of number 23 Shelbourne Road to be leased from Spectre (Shelbourne) Ltd
Building companies get court protection from creditors
Housebuilders have constructed units for local authorities and Cluid
Two involved in fuel laundering disqualified from acting as company directors
Man and woman disqualified for 15 years for ‘extreme’ case of fraud
Garda secures injunction preventing commissioner from ending his career
Shane Kilcoyne told services being dispensed with after he failed seventh physical fitness test
Luxury property rental group files for liquidation
Period Door Properties blames tenants taking unfair advantage of Covid measures
Luxury rental company may be wound up, court hears
Period Door Properties had sought the appointment of an examiner
HSE obtains court order allowing doctors to perform Caesarean on prisoner
Court told woman has mental health illness and lacks capacity to make decision on her health
Court approves Norwegian Air survival plan
Group had accumulated debts of $5.2bn when it sought protection from creditors
Court approves repudiation of Norwegian Air leasing contracts
Airline said move was necessary to ensure its survival
Commercial court ‘routinely’ adjudicates on international disputes
Work likely to further develop due to Brexit, judge says
Norwegian Air Shuttle faces complex long-haul legal journey
Cantillon: Airline examiner to request extra 50 days to produce rescue plan
Creditors accuse Norwegian Air Shuttle of ‘unreasonable pressure’
The airline and four Irish subsidiaries are under High Court protection from creditors while an examiner puts together rescue plan
Norwegian creditors challenge airline’s bid to return aircraft to lessors
Airline and Irish subsidiaries have High Court protection from creditors
Norwegian creditors may challenge airline’s bid to end leases
Airline seeking to hand back 36 aircraft
Norwegian examiner has month to finalise rescue plan
High Court extends examinership as $2.5bn of group debt discharged
High Court winds up Norwegian Air leasing company
Torskef Jorden Leasing involved in leasing aircraft to Norwegian’s long-haul business
Lessors seek details of Norwegian Air Shuttle’s planned fleet cuts
Scandinavian group could offload some of its 140 aircraft amid restructuring
Creditors in Scandinavia lodge claims of almost €170m against troubled airline Norwegian
Those owed are mainly suppliers and some have secured debts
Norwegian Air secures court protection over €4.1bn debts
Creditors tell court they are neutral on airline’s attempt to restructure
Family who founded Ina’s Kitchen Desserts ask court to appoint examiner
Petition by Broderick family opposed by majority shareholder Starkane Ltd
Boeing seeks dismissal of Norwegian Air’s €1bn lawsuit over Max aircraft
Norwegian Air Shuttle, and five Irish-based subsidiaries, that own much of its aircraft, last week received interim protection from creditors from the High Court in Dublin
Norwegian Air’s Irish subsidiaries subject to legal action
Creditors took or threatened action against two companies before court protection granted
Liquidating Norwegian Air Shuttle would leave €6bn deficit
Court documents show winding up company would wipe out most of its assets
Norwegian Air subsidiaries secure court protection from creditors
Kieran Wallace named interim examiner to five companies as airline struggles due to Covid
Court refuses to strike out application to restrict former concrete director
Whelan Group collapsed in 2010 with estimated €41m shortfall
Shareholder in Dublin chocolate company opposes ‘deeply hostile’ examinership
Ina’s Kitchen Desserts Ltd employs 107 people in Tallaght
Court approves survival scheme for company behind Joe.ie
Plan for Maximum Media Network involves €10.5m investment
Ruling due on examinership for south Dublin care facility
High Court to give decision on St Mary’s Centre (Telford) on Merrion Road on Monday
CityJet exits examinership after High Court ruling
More than 400 jobs retained as survival scheme wipes millions off Dublin airline’s debt
Judge ‘minded’ to approve survival scheme for CityJet
Proposal would allow Dublin-based airline continue on ‘a slimmed down’ basis
Revenue seeks clarifications before agreeing to CityJet survival scheme
Scheme would save 146 Irish jobs, counsel for airline’s examiner tells High Court
Galway Clinic gets orders dismissing action over board decision
Dispute involved Blackrock Medical Partners and Dr Joseph Sheehan
High Court extends Cityjet’s period of protection to 100 days
Judge refuses request by pilots’ union to extend statutory notice period of redundancies
Estate of late FG councillor John Bailey secures injunction over alleged trespass
Temporary injunction prevents lands being sprayed with weedkiller
Family and companies fail to get injunction over receiver appointment
Case concerns property loans taken out with AIB and sold to Everyday Finance
Pet product firm’s directors restricted from involvement in companies
Brian and David Stenson of Winning Ways stalled from doing business for five years
Donohoe told insurers they risked ‘irreparable damage’ to reputation
Seen and Heard: Minister takes aim at insurers’ attempts to reject business interruption claims
Court hears 14 ‘credible’ expressions of interest in Joe.ie company
Examiner appointed to Maximum Media Network
Goodman company gets €19m judgment against Blackrock Clinic founder
Judge dismisses range of claims from Dr Joseph Sheehan
Dispute involving ex-rugby player Shane Byrne is resolved
Affairs of waste management firm at centre of dispute
Liquidators appointed to firms in Usit travel group
Court hears group’s business wiped out by Covid-19 travel restrictions
High Court confirms appointment of examiner to CityJet
Regional airline flies routes on behalf of clients such as Aer Lingus and SAS
Howth coffee shop operator restricted from acting as company director
Daragh Heagney ran coffee shop in Howth Market
HSE failed to honour a contract for medical ventilators, court told
Company claims it agreed to source machines for €7.4m but has not yet been paid
Relationship with Pat Cox prompted hiring of son Patrick, court told
Michael O’Flynn says Patrick secretly made calls in relation to own plan
O’Flynn group claims former staff made €12.5m at its expense
High Court told Patrick Cox used confidential data to build city centre student block
Celtic Pure water company secures examiner after arsenic recall
Mr Justice Michael Quinn heard that there have been 20 expressions of interest from potential investors in the firm
Court orders freezing of businessman Peter White’s assets
Financial fund alleges businessman trying to dissipate assets to frustrate judgment against him
Trevor White resolves court dispute involving family home
Financial fund secures €3.9m judgment against publisher’s parents and two companies
Goodman resists effort to examine key family trust
Court hears that Liechtenstein foundation controls Goodman interest
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