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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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Beating the Two-Year Clock on Irish Personal Injury Claims
A practical guide to securing medical records and beating Ireland's two-year personal injury limitation clock before the Injuries Resolution Board.
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Landlord Ordered to Pay €10,000 Over Tenant Stress
The Residential Tenancies Board has ordered a Longford landlord to pay €10,000 after failing to curb tenant behaviour that led to a neighbour's heart attack.
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Jury Urges Mental Health Law Reform After Sligo Tragedy
An inquest jury in Sligo has called for urgent mental health law reforms following the tragic death of Michael Hanley hours after his hospital discharge.
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Legal Coalition Demands Overhaul of Civil Legal Aid System
Irish legal bodies call for urgent state funding to rescue the civil legal aid scheme as wait times exceed a year and thresholds exclude thousands.
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MOD Settles Civil Action Over 1972 Killing of Tommy Burns
The UK Ministry of Defence has settled a civil damages claim over the 1972 shooting of unarmed civilian and naval veteran Tommy Burns in North Belfast.
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State Scrutiny as Prisoner Escort Crosses Northern Border
Irish Prison Service faces scrutiny and potential false imprisonment claims after allegedly transporting a prisoner through Northern Ireland without authority.
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