Person: Ray Managh

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<p>Ex-Cavan footballer Eddie Óg O'Reilly (pictured) "badgered" Mr Managh not to publicise his fight against a bank repossession and "lost it", "viciously" attacked the journalist and stole his notebook, Dublin District Court heard. Picture: Paddy Cummins/IrishPhotoDesk.ie</p>

court and crime

'Delusional' ex-GAA star convicted of 'disturbing' assault on journalist, 75, in Four Courts

Judge John Hughes said the court was cognisant that this was an attack on a journalist doing his job and of the importance of the freedom of the press

<p>Eddie Óg O’Reilly, 41, with an address at Kilcogy, Mullahoran, Co Cavan is charged with assault causing harm and theft of a notebook from veteran court reporter Ray Managh.</p>

court and crime

New trial date set for GAA player accused of attacking veteran journalist

news

Video-conferencing not an option for Kerry courts

news

Injunction granted to restrain protesters from interfering with readying of Leitrim asylum-seeker accommodation

news

Beef price protests escalate in some areas despite agreement to remove legal threat

business

Meat plant owners granted High Court injunctions against protesters

Woman accused of murder in the UK remanded in custody by High Court in Dublin

A woman accused of stabbing a 23-year-old man to death in the UK earlier this year has appeared before the High Court in Dublin.

Mon, 26 Aug, 2019

Flood and her family risk eviction

Ray Managh Pamela Flood, her husband Ronan Ryan, and their four children were still at risk this weekend of being put on the street by the Dublin City Sheriff after a High Court judge refused to grant them a stay against a vulture fund’s legal permission to execute a repossession order against their home.

Fri, 16 Aug, 2019

Provisional liquidator concerned over deficit in client monies of security cash-in-transit business

The provisional liquidator of private security firm Business Mobile Security Services Ltd (BMSS) has told the High Court that he is concerned that the company's client account may have a deficit of up to €1.7m.

Fri, 02 Aug, 2019

Limerick man facing charges of wildlife trafficking in US appears before High Court

John Slattery, otherwise known as John Flynn, is accused of committing three offences in the US related to wildlife trafficking, and was remanded in custody to Cloverhill Prison on foot of an extradition request from the United States.

Thu, 01 Aug, 2019

'Solicitors should be a bit more selective about who they take on', says judge in throwing out five 'whiplash' claims

Solicitors who handle what eventually turn out to be set-up accidents may be contributing to fraudulent personal injury claims, a judge said today in what is the strongest criticism yet by the judiciary of some members of the legal profession.

Wed, 10 Jul, 2019

Rebecca Carter ‘overwhelmed and delighted’ after Leaving Cert score appeal victory

The State’s exams appeal system is not fit for purpose, a High Court judge has warned after a student fulfilled her dream of winning a place in veterinary medicine following a legal challenge.

Thu, 27 Sep, 2018

Challenge to Cork-Ringaskiddy motorway fast-tracked

A challenge against An Bord Pleanála’s decision to grant approval for the M28 Cork-Ringaskiddy motorway has been specially fast-tracked by the High Court.

Thu, 20 Sep, 2018

US fatal crash fugitive arrested in Cork

A 23-year-old American man wanted in relation to a high-speed crash in Florida which claimed the life of a young woman, has been remanded in custody by the High Court after he was arrested in Cork.

Wed, 29 Aug, 2018

Woman freed after purging contempt

A mother of two, who has spent the last four months in prison for failing to comply with court orders to vacate a €1m property in south Dublin, walked free from the High Court yesterday after purging her contempt.

Wed, 29 Aug, 2018

Challenge to abortion vote result rejected

The Court of Appeal has dismissed a challenge of the Eighth Amendment referendum result.

Tue, 28 Aug, 2018

Baby twins sleeping in ‘deplorable’ rat-infested conditions, High Court told

Eight-month-old twins have to sleep in Moses baskets in a rat-infested home shared with their Traveller parents and seven young siblings, the High Court was told yesterday.

Sat, 02 Sep, 2017

Man withdraws injury claims after photos of him lugging suitcases onto coach emerge

An Irish-based Latvian national has withdrawn personal injury claims for €120,000 against insurance companies and two of their customers after having been secretly photographed lugging suitcases onto a coach he drove while claiming he was unfit for work.

Wed, 26 Apr, 2017

Mother who put children in shopping trolley loses damages claim

A mother who overloaded her shopping trolley with her children and injured herself in a fall has lost a €60,000 damages claim against her local Tesco, writes Ray Managh.

Thu, 14 Jul, 2016

Ganley agrees to pay Louth beef farmer's election expenses

Entrepreneur, businessman and political activist Declan Ganley has agreed to pay the European Election expenses of Co Louth beef and cereal farmer Raymond O’Malley who failed to get elected, a court heard today.

Wed, 16 Jan, 2013

Six-year-old girl's earlobe splits after piercing

A six-year-old schoolgirl’s right earlobe split only a month after having her ears pierced as a birthday present, a court heard today.

Tue, 27 Nov, 2012

Bertie 'dig-out' man told FF TD that ex-employee was SF sympathiser

The head of an engineering company told a Fianna Fáil TD over the phone that a man on whose behalf he was making representations about a redundancy was “a Sinn Féin f***er, sympathiser and troublesome employee,” a court heard today.

Mon, 12 Nov, 2012

Supreme Court commends referendum campaign appeal

By Aodhan O'Faolain and Ray Managh

Tue, 06 Nov, 2012

High Court to rule on alleged 'one-sided' referendum information

By Aodhan O'Faolain and Ray Managh

Wed, 31 Oct, 2012

Masterchef judge at centre of licensing objection case

By Ray Managh

Tue, 16 Oct, 2012

An Post wins case against ComReg

By Aodhan O'Faolain and Ray Managh

Thu, 04 Oct, 2012

Dundon case adjourned again

By Aodhan O'Faolain & Ray Managh

Mon, 01 Oct, 2012

Gibbons released from prison

By Ray Managh

Wed, 26 Sep, 2012

Lord refused mandatory order to recover portraits

By Ray Managh

Wed, 19 Sep, 2012

Dundon brothers complain over jail treatment

By Ray Managh

Wed, 12 Sep, 2012

Cork: High Court challenge to Murphy barracks development plan

By Aodhan O'Faolain and Ray Managh

Wed, 29 Aug, 2012

Aircraft engineer seeks new inquiry into colleague's death

By Ray Managh

Mon, 27 Aug, 2012

Cappoquin

By Ray Managh

Wed, 22 Aug, 2012

Man seeks to be provided with Kosher food

A jailed sex offender wants to bring a High Court challenge aimed at compelling the prison authorities to meet his dietary needs.

Wed, 15 Aug, 2012

Court rejects O'Reilly appeal

Convicted wife killer Joseph O’Reilly has today failed in his latest appeal against the life sentence he is serving for murder.

Mon, 13 Aug, 2012

Court rules Walsh entitled to view newspaper documents

Louis Walsh has been told in the High Court he is entitled to discovery of documents relating to The Sun newspaper’s investigation into a garda probe into an alleged sex attack by him on a man in a night club loo.

Fri, 10 Aug, 2012

Teacher 'gave €240,000 to father', and was not repaid, court told

A schoolteacher has told a judge she almost doubled the mortgage on her home and gave her father €240,000 for a building site he never transferred into her name or that of her husband.

Wed, 25 Jul, 2012

Witness tells court of kicks on day of fatal stabbing

A man who was stabbed to death was attacked by his alleged killer "like a footballer about to kick", the Central Criminal Court heard today.

Mon, 22 Nov, 2004