Independent Newspapers has apologised to one of its former journalists Gemma O'Doherty as part of a settlement of a High Court defamation action.

Journalist Gemma O’Doherty was yesterday hailed for her “exceptional” work by the very company that made her redundant more than a year ago.

Van Morrison has written a letter to a public relations guru to set the record straight over the handling of allegations that he fathered a child with his former tour manager.

Hollywood couple Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel yesterday received an apology in the High Court over an article published last month in Heat magazine.

Hollywood couple Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are suing the publishers of Heat magazine.

Developer Paddy McKillen received an apology in the High Court yesterday from the Spectator magazine over an article it published last March relating to Claridge’s Hotel in London.

Rehab and its external PR adviser are to sue the author of a damning letter to the Dáil Public Accounts Committee over claims they are involved in potential “criminal wrongdoing” at the crisis-hit charity.

Ryanair has accepted a public apology over a newspaper claim that it had restricted the amount of fuel carried by its aircraft to the legal minimum.

Ryanair has accepted a public apology over a newspaper claim that it had restricted the amount of fuel carried by its aircraft to the legal minimum.

Ryanair yesterday secured yet another acknowledgement from a media outlet in the High Court of the quality of its safety record.

The latest twist in a bitter behind-the-scenes battle over the affairs of film icon Maureen O’Hara has begun in the High Court.

TWO years ago Maureen O’Hara checked into the Ashford Castle hotel to stay in the room she called home during the filming of The Quiet Man.

Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has said the safety record of his budget airline has been vindicated.

Ryanair has issued defamation proceedings against the pilot who spoke about the safety of the airline on Channel 4’s Dispatches programme.

The planned strike by Aer Arann pilots over pay, which had threatened to ground dozens of flights from next Tuesday, has been called off.

A Labour party senator has quit social media after being targeted by internet trolls.

A number of politicians are preparing to take legal action against bloggers, tweeters and other online contributors for defamation and harassment.

In the case of the blogger vs Ganley, there is no clear winner, says Caroline O’Doherty

The former Presidential candidate Sean Gallagher is to take legal action against RTÉ over the 'Frontline' debate.

Pop music manager Louis Walsh yesterday received an apology and a €500,000 settlement from The Sun newspaper over a false story that he sexually assaulted a man in a Dublin nightclub.

X Factor judge Louis Walsh said today he will “never get over” The Sun newspaper’s defamatory story that he sexually assaulted a man as he settled a lawsuit for £400,000.

'X Factor' judge Louis Walsh has settled a €500,000 defamation action against News Group Newspapers in Ireland.

A former Miss World suing no-frills carrier Ryanair for defamation has been awarded €80,000 after winning her case.

MODEL and former Miss World Rosanna Davison has sued Ryanair for damages, alleging that a news release posted on the airline’s website implied she was racist, xenophobic and jealous.

A couple from the North who had their children taken into care on holiday amid reports they were too drunk to look after them have hired a top libel lawyer to seek damages over media coverage of the incident.

HOLLYWOOD star Jennifer Lopez yesterday launched a libel action over allegations she was involved in a drugs scandal.

Britney Spears has won an apology from National Enquirer magazine, after the publication claimed her marriage to Kevin Federline was over.