Up to 40 caravans arrived at around 10pm on Thursday night at Fota Retail Park in Cork and yesterday the park owners were granted an order for them to vacate the property.

An All-Ireland winning professional road bowler got an award of zero plus costs against him yesterday arising out of a road accident where the judge said he did not believe one word of the bowler’s evidence about his injuries.

A 10-year-old boy fractured his knee during a Gaelic football match on his school’s tarmac yard, and yesterday he brought a case through his father against the school.

A Circuit Court judge warned yesterday of additional stress and costs for litigants and witnesses in court cases arising out of the failure to replace judicial assistants.

Three business partners who set up a scheme to avoid paying Vat on the sale of holiday homes in West Cork have lost their long-running legal challenge against a tax-assessment by Revenue.

Cork City Council claimed yesterday that a trader at the English Market was causing a fire and safety hazard by storing a huge number of boxes and crates in the loft space over his grocery unit.

A Dunnes Stores employee who slipped and fell on a wet floor while shopping in another Dunnes outlet was yesterday awarded €40,000 in compensation.

Thirst should be easily quenched in the new Páirc Uí Chaoimh, which is due to open to GAA fans next week.

A Mario Rosenstock fan has been awarded €4,500 compensation in a defamation action arising out of being asked by security for his ticket halfway through a gig at the Marquee in Cork.

A Mario Rosenstock fan who was not amused when asked for his ticket halfway through a gig at the Marquee in Cork has brought a case against the security firm, alleging that he was defamed.

A teenage soccer player lost his court case against his former club for psychological injury as the judge found that the boy’s coach was conscientious and the plaintiff’s father was “a caring parent not blessed with insight”.

Latest:: The Cork teenager who yesterday began proceedings against Carrigaline United football club, claiming he suffered post traumatic stress disorder after being dropped from the team, has lost his case at Cork Circuit Court this afternoon.

A soccer player with cross-channel ambitions is suing his former club for post-traumatic stress disorder for being excluded from a team as a 13 to 14-year-old.

A €30,000 award was made yesterday to a woman for distress caused by the videoing of procedures for medical research when she was giving birth.

A €30,000 award was made yesterday to a woman who sued Cork University Maternity Hospital for distress caused by the videoing of procedures for medical research when she was giving birth.

A postman who was dismissed for stealing post lost his case against An Post for compensation yesterday.

A woman who gave birth at Cork University Maternity Hospital has sued the HSE for damages for distress caused by the videoing of procedures for research.

A woman and her mother claimed they were defamed at a shop when they bought a rocking horse for a child.

A young man who claimed that he was still in a relationship with a young woman crashed head-on into a car in which she was a front-seat passenger and now that car’s driver has been awarded €12,000 compensation.

A young man who claimed that he was still in a relationship with a young woman crashed head-on into a car in which she was a front-seat passenger and now that car’s driver has been awarded €12,000 compensation.

A man who suffered a mental breakdown while under severe financial pressure stabbed his wife to death and critically injured his eldest daughter before taking his own life, an inquest established yesterday.

A barman moving large gas bottles who had his shin ripped open on a steel-built stairway has been awarded €40,000 in compensation.

A mother of nine has sued Cork City Council after she was struck by a €1 coin that flew up from a local authority lawnmower.

A mother of nine has sued Cork City Council after she was struck by a €1 coin that flew up from a local authority lawnmower, writes Liam Heylin.

A taxi driver facing penalty yesterday, on a charge of punching a young woman on the nose in the height of a row about a fare, continued to deny the offence and indicated he would appeal a conviction.

A Corkman serving a four-year sentence for money-laundering sued the State for damage caused to his house when gardaí carried out a search for money they believed was hidden there.

A woman was unable to save her beloved family dog when he was attacked by a collie and as the owner of that dog appealed against a court order to have him put down, a judge praised her “canine Christianity”.

A woman returning from her father’s 80th birthday celebrations fell on her bottom as she was leaving the mini-bus taxi outside her home and yesterday she was awarded €9,000 compensation.

Two traders in Cork’s famous English Market who met Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II in 2011 were back in the limelight at Cork Circuit Court yesterday.

A father of four living with his wife and children in a caravan on the side of the road in Mallow said in court yesterday he would move but they were terrified to move to the house offered by Cork County Council.

A social worker was threatened in voicemails from the parents of a child that they would dance on top of her arising out of a dispute about the manner of an access meeting with the child.

An unsuccessful general election candidate was jailed for five days yesterday for refusing to pay a €300 fine arising out of his conviction for failing to file a list of donations with the Standards in Public Office Commission (Sipo).

Tributes were paid at Cork Circuit Court yesterday to barrister Liam Crowley who died unexpectedly last Thursday.

Tributes were paid yesterday at Cork Circuit Court to solicitor Jeremy O’Connor, who died recently.

A cyclist who was knocked off his bike in a collision with a vehicle when he was cycling in the wrong direction on a bicycle lane sued the motorist yesterday, but the judge said that the cyclist’s injuries could not be visited on the shoulders of the post mistress driving the car.

Cork woman Claire Knowles has to purge her contempt by 7pm tonight or she will be returned to Limerick Prison, a High Court judge has said.