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Judge asks DPP to consider prosecution over crash claim

A High Court judge has asked the DPP to consider taking a criminal prosecution against a Co Limerick man for falsely claiming damages arising from a road crash. Judge Colm MacEochaidh, following a civil hearing in Limerick, instructed that the court’s digital audio recording of the case along with relevant papers be sent to the DPP.

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O’Brien to access Dropbox material

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Phil Hogan receives apologies and damages for defamation

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High Court to hear O’Brien Red Flag case in July

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Judge urged to step aside over ‘bias’

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Denis O’Brien lawyers yet to reach agreement with Red Flag side

Child scarred in dog attack awarded €207k

A five-year-old girl visiting family friends with her mother on the October bank holiday weekend of 2012 was attacked by a dog who bit her face and right ear causing extensive lacerations.

Sun, 24 Jan, 2016

Teen who lost finger was foolish to climb fence, says judge

A teenager who lost a finger after climbing over a fence at a sports ground lost his case yesterday.

Thu, 21 Jan, 2016

O’Brien bid to identify Red Flag client fails

Billionaire businessman Denis O’Brien has failed to get a High Court injunction requiring Dublin-based Red Flag Consulting to identify, at this stage, its client for a dossier of material about him which he alleges shows a conspiracy to damage him.

Tue, 22 Dec, 2015

Nama begins court appeal against ‘public body’ ruling

The Supreme Court yesterday began hearing an appeal by Nama which centres on whether the agency is a public body and subject to public access requests for environmental information.

Tue, 08 Apr, 2014

Glanbia invests €420k in troubled food business

Glanbia has poured €420,000 into award-winning food producer McEvoy Family Foods Ltd, which went bust last month, the High Court heard yesterday.

Fri, 28 Sep, 2012

The reward that cost €250m and was never claimed

A small newspaper ad offering a £10,000 reward led to the establishment of the Mahon tribunal, writes Michael Clifford.

Fri, 23 Mar, 2012

Esso in bid to make man buy station

ESSO Ireland has brought a court action to compel a man to honour a €5.3 million contract to buy a service station in Tallaght, Dublin.

Tue, 11 Nov, 2008