Person: Bronagh O'Hanlon

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Department of Education challenged over decision not to sanction Gaelcoláiste

A challenge over a Department of Education decision not to sanction a Gaelcoláiste on a State-owned site in Dublin's Harold's Cross for the 2020/2021 academic year has opened before the High Court.

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'I am not trying to exaggerate': Cork man dramatically withdraws claim for damages against Clare pub

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'The stakes are high': Private investigator footage shown in case of pensioner suing Clare bar

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Man tells court his legs are 'on fire with pain' as he sues over slip on allegedly wet floor in pub

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Woman suing over alleged cervical cancer diagnosis delay claims information concealed for over two years

$Pensioner who fractured arm in fall has award of damages increased to more than €56k$

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Pensioner who fractured arm in fall has award of damages increased to more than €56k

Judge warns people against compensation actions 'you can't bring home'; dismisses Tipp man's fall claim

A High Court judge today told people don't bring personal injury claims "you can't bring home".

Fri, 17 May, 2019

Cyclist awarded €64K after bike 'slipped on road with excess sealant'

A man who suffered a serious back injury after he fell off his bike which slipped on a road surface where he claimed excessive sealant had been used has been awarded €64,000 by a High Court judge.

Fri, 12 Apr, 2019

€72,000 for mother and daughter injured in car driven by neighbour's son

A mother and daughter who suffered soft tissue injuries when a car in which they were passengers rear-ended another vehicle in Wexford town have secured total damages of more than €72,000 from the High Court.

Fri, 12 Apr, 2019

Taxi driver who denied exaggerating injuries settles claim

A Dublin taxi driver who denied exaggerating his injuries after his vehicle was allegedly rear-ended by another taxi has settled his High Court damages action.

Fri, 29 Mar, 2019

Pedestrian sues cyclist after footpath collision

A pedestrian who sued a teenage cyclist over injuries suffered when he was knocked down by the boy's bike on a footpath in Raheny, Dublin, has conditionally settled his High Court action.

Fri, 19 Jan, 2018