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High Court Rules Bail Hearing Denial Unlawful Under Article 40
The High Court has ordered the release of an unrepresented prisoner, ruling his District Court bail hearing breached fundamental constitutional standards.
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High Court Orders Release of Inmate Amid Legal Aid Boycott Crisis
High Court orders release of Cloverhill inmate under Article 40.4.2 after legal aid boycott leaves accused unrepresented in District Court.
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High Court Rejects Kerry Executive's Defamation Injunction Bid
The High Court has refused an injunction sought by Michelle Keane against TheJournal.ie over a fact-check report, citing robust free speech protections.
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Brown Thomas Penalised Over Direct Marketing Breaches
Brown Thomas Arnotts avoids criminal conviction under the Probation Act after pleading guilty to five charges over unlawful marketing emails.
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Martin Foley Granted Short Stay Over CAB Sale of Dublin Home
The High Court has granted Martin Foley a temporary stay on the sale of his Dublin home by the Criminal Assets Bureau following the sudden death of his solicitor.
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High Court Dismisses Child's Trampoline Park Injury Claim
The High Court has dismissed a personal injuries claim brought by a young girl who fractured her leg at an indoor trampoline park in Cork.
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Right to Repair: CCPC Issues New Guidance for Irish Consumers
The CCPC has issued guidance on new EU right-to-repair rules in Ireland, establishing mandatory repair duties for electronics, white goods, and mobile devices.
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Grindr Settles Landmark UK Data Privacy Lawsuit for €30.3m
Grindr settles a landmark UK privacy lawsuit for £26m (€30.3m) over claims it shared sensitive user data, including HIV status, with commercial advertisers.
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Ticketmaster Faces Dublin Court Over Oasis Ticket Pricing Practices
Ticketmaster faces criminal charges in Dublin District Court under consumer law over controversial Oasis ticket sales and surge pricing at Croke Park.
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Kneecap Defamation Action Against Canadian MP Paused
High Court pauses Kneecap's defamation bid against Canadian MP Vince Gasparro due to translation issues required for service outside the jurisdiction.
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IFI Whistleblower Lodges Fresh Victimisation Claim at WRC
An Inland Fisheries Ireland inspector alleging penalisation after exposing an uninsured vehicle fleet has lodged an updated complaint at the WRC.
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Panda Waste Sent for Circuit Court Trial After Dublin Worker Death
Panda Waste operator Starrus Eco Holdings faces Circuit Court trial following the tragic death of Radu Alexandru Chertes at a Dublin recycling plant.
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