The High Court has continued orders freezing the assets of a Boylesports branch manager who the bookmaker alleges has misappropriated €562,200 of its money.

Bookmakers Boylesports have launched High Court action against one of their branch managers over claims of missing monies worth €562,200.

A jury has begun its deliberations in the trial of a Dublin-based Garda accused of insurance fraud and harassment.

A Dublin based Garda has gone on trial accused of insurance fraud.

No insurer can be expected to accommodate a family indefinitely in “extraordinarily expensive” accommodation in Dublin’s five-star Four Seasons Hotel until their flood-damaged home is repaired, a High Court judge has said.

A €800,000 settlement of a court action by a mother-of-two against insurance giant Axa over water damage to her South Dublin home broke down at the last minute yesterday.

A widowed mother of two alleged to be “destitute” and “homeless” after her south Dublin home was flooded has been offered over €800,000 towards repairs along with her chosen alternative accommodation in an apartment in the five-star Four Seasons Hotel.

Four consultants from outside Ireland will lead the independent health watchdog inquiry into the death of Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar.

Two brothers, banned from acting as directors of companies, have been accused of exaggerating their loss of income after they were sacked from a VIP members club they founded in Dublin.

IN response to Michele Savage’s query (Letters, December 16) about the Irish translation for Deputy Paul Fogarty’s Dáil outburst, it’s probably something like “fiucheainn tú”.

I WONDER how the Irish translation of Deputy Paul Fogarty’s Dáil outburst reads.