Central Bank expects FBD to pay legal costs, court told The Central Bank has said it expected FBD insurance to pay all "reasonable costs" of the publicans who successfully challenged the insurance company about a ... Business • 07 May
Application to lift naming restrictions adjourned An application by RTÉ to lift restrictions on naming an 11-year-old boy who was murdered by his uncle, has been adjourned by the Central Criminal ... Courts • 07 May
Apology and €2.5m settlement for girl injured at birth Sligo University Hospital has apologised at the High Court to the parents of a five-and-a-half year old girl who was catastrophically injured at her birth. Courts • 05 May
Warning against widespread use of remote court hearings Barristers in Ireland, England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have warned against the widespread use of remote court hearings after the Covid-19 pandemic is over. Courts • 04 May
Man takes legal case over quarantine to see ill father An Irish man whose father is critically ill has taken legal action in an attempt to avoid having to undergo mandatory hotel quarantine, when he ... Courts • 30 Apr
Provisional liquidators appointed to GPG linked firm The High Court has appointed provisional liquidators to an Irish firm linked to the collapsed German Property Group, formerly known as Dolphin Capital. Business • 28 Apr
Former Bóthar CEO admits 'significant wrongdoing' The former chief executive of the Bóthar charity, David Moloney, has admitted "very significant wrongdoing" in relation to the misappropriation of money from the charity. Courts • 27 Apr
Alleged misappropriated Bóthar funds almost €770k The amount of money alleged to have been misappropriated by the former Chief Executive of the Bóthar charity, David Moloney, has increased by just over ... Courts • 27 Apr
Court rules on costs in pub challenge over FBD cover Legal costs in the case taken by four pubs who successfully challenged insurance company FBD about a failure to compensate them for the disruption they ... Courts • 23 Apr
Court rules woman in quarantine is being held lawfully The High Court has ruled that a South African woman who challenged her detention in hotel quarantine is being detained lawfully. Coronavirus • 17 Apr
