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Man given suspended sentence for dragging Garda officer with car
A motorist who dragged a Garda officer six metres with his car, ending the officer’s frontline career, has received a suspended sentence in Dublin.
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High Court Grants Access to Non-Bio Parents Without Expert Report
High Court rules interim access orders for non-biological parents do not strictly require an expert report on the ‘views of the child’, prioritising welfare.
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Irish High Court Enforces Northern Ireland IVA in Landmark Ruling
The Irish High Court sets a major post-Brexit precedent in Re Keating, recognising a Northern Ireland IVA and enforcing a stay on creditor actions in Ireland.
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From School Row to Prison: The Rise and Fall of Enoch Burke
An in-depth analysis of the Enoch Burke legal saga, examining how a pronouns dispute evolved into a constitutional crisis and over 600 days of imprisonment.
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Pregnant worker wins €66,500 after receiving P45 on sick leave
High Court awards over €66,500 to a pregnant worker who received a P45 without explanation, ruling it a discriminatory dismissal.
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Salesman Fired for Buying Customer’s Car Wins €10k Settlement
A Cork car salesman won €10k for unfair dismissal after a flawed disciplinary process, despite the WRC noting the employer had grounds to suspect misconduct.
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How to Reverse Accident Claims and Challenge 50/50 Liability
Expert guide to Irish reversing accident claims. Learn about Article 12 liability, when you’re not at fault, IRB process, and 2026 compensation brackets.
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Irish Court Awards €15,500 to Homeless Asylum Seekers
The High Court awards damages to two asylum seekers left homeless, ruling the State breached EU law by failing to provide accommodation.
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Michael Flatley Ordered to Pay €1.1m Security in Mansion Dispute
The High Court has ordered Michael Flatley to pay €1.1m in security for costs in his Castlehyde legal battle, citing his Monaco residency as a key factor.
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Legal Risks in Irish Retail: Security and the 2024 Bill
An in-depth analysis of the legal framework governing retail security in Ireland, covering defamation, false imprisonment, and the 2024 legislative reforms.
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Court: Bewley’s Harry Clarke windows belong to the landlord
The Supreme Court has ruled that the iconic Harry Clarke stained glass windows in Bewley’s Café are part of the building’s structure, belonging to the landlord.
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Ireland’s IRB Guide: Navigating Personal Injury Claims
Navigate Ireland’s personal injury claims system. Our expert guide explains the Injuries Resolution Board (IRB) process, from application to award.
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