Person: Paul Drury

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Limerick student allowed opt out of religious class at father’s request

The board of management at a secondary school has agreed to allow a first-year student opt out of religious education.

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Palmer’s masterful brilliance on show in Visible Poetry

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Press Council defends its role in wake of O’Brien libel action

The Press Council - Fair and powerful

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Paper considers appeal after O’Brien victory

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O'Brien wins defamation case

O'Brien 'entitled to same justice as any citizen', defamation trial told

A verdict is expected this evening in Denis O'Brien's defamation action against the Irish Daily Mail and columnist Paul Drury.

Thu, 14 Feb, 2013

O'Brien defamation jury told case is 'of immense importance'

The jury in Denis O'Brien's defamation action against the Irish Daily Mail has been told it is a case of immense importance about the freedom to express an opinion.

Thu, 14 Feb, 2013

O'Brien not entitled to apology, says journalist

An Irish Daily Mail journalist who Denis O'Brien has accused of defamation has told the High Court today that the businessman is not entitled to an apology.

Wed, 13 Feb, 2013

O’Brien: I pay all my taxes in Ireland

Businessman Denis O’Brien told the High Court yesterday he pays his taxes in Ireland and in all countries he and his company Digicel are connected with.

Sat, 09 Feb, 2013

O’Brien: Newspaper’s lawyers are trying to ‘blacken me’

Denis O’Brien told the High Court it was not true the final report of the Moriarty Tribunal was devastating for him.

Fri, 08 Feb, 2013

O'Brien: Newspaper article reached 'crescendo of nastiness'

Lawyers for the Irish Daily Mail are questioning businessman Denis O'Brien as to whether he believes the newspaper "deliberately tried to get him".

Wed, 06 Feb, 2013

Denis O'Brien claims news article was 'nasty and spiteful' in High Court action

An allegedly defamatory article in the Irish Daily Mail has been described by businessman Denis O'Brien's lawyers as a "spiteful piece of nonsense".

Wed, 06 Feb, 2013