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Flatley Must Post €1.1m Security for Costs, Appeals Court Rules
The Court of Appeal has upheld an order directing Michael Flatley to pay €1.1m in security for costs in his High Court action over Castlehyde estate.
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High Court Rules on Bail Deficit Amid Legal Aid Dispute
The High Court has ruled that a subsequent bail hearing cures earlier representation deficits caused by the ongoing criminal legal aid dispute.
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Understanding Misdiagnosis and Delayed Diagnosis in Ireland
A guide to the legal distinctions between misdiagnosis and delayed diagnosis in Ireland, the Dunne principles, and how clinical negligence claims operate.
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RIAM Musician Mandatory Retirement Dispute Sent for WRC Inquiry
The Workplace Relations Commission has cleared a mandatory retirement challenge by classical clarinetist John Finucane against the RIAM for full investigation.
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High Court Allows 1996 Solicitor Negligence Claim to Proceed
The High Court has refused to strike out a professional negligence claim against a Dublin solicitor over a 1996 property conveyance error.
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High Court Rejects Mars Capital €1m Summary Bid Over Signatures
The High Court has dismissed Mars Capital's €990,000 summary judgment application after conflicting handwriting reports emerged over loan document signatures.
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High Court Cuts Tenant Costs Award Over Failed Rent Set-Off
High Court awards tenant appeal costs but cuts Circuit Court recovery to 40 per cent over an unmerited rent set-off claim in commercial leasing dispute.
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Aer Lingus Pilot Felt 'Like Criminal' in Fume Dispute
A sacked Aer Lingus pilot tells the WRC he felt like a criminal after Gardaí escorted him from headquarters following toxic cabin fume complaints.
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NORTHERN IRELAND: Tribunal Alters Council Notice in Waringstown High Hedge Dispute
The Northern Ireland Valuation Tribunal has partially upheld an appeal over a 12.5-metre high hedge in Waringstown, varying a council remedial notice.
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NORTHERN IRELAND: High Hedge Ruling: Tribunal Backs Council Order Against Homeowner
The Northern Ireland Valuation Tribunal has dismissed an appeal over a 4.9-metre hedge in Portadown, upholding a council remedial enforcement notice.
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Misdiagnosis vs Delayed Diagnosis in Irish Medical Negligence Law
A detailed legal analysis of misdiagnosis versus delayed diagnosis under Irish clinical negligence law, examining the Dunne principles and causation standards.
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High Court Upholds Sanctions on Army Doctor over Cancer Claim
The High Court has confirmed conditions on a retired army doctor who falsely told a deployed soldier she was facing a 90% cancer risk.
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