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Restaurateur Awarded €75k After Landmark Whistleblower Victory
The Labour Court has awarded former Fish Shack owner Padraig Hanley over €75,000 after finding he was penalised and dismissed for blowing the whistle.
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Restaurant Boss Wins €75,000 in Whistleblower Dismissal Case
The Labour Court has awarded €75,000 to a Dublin restaurant founder who was unfairly dismissed after exposing health, safety, and tax compliance breaches.
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Healthcare firm ordered to pay €12k over racial discrimination
The Workplace Relations Commission has ordered Affidea Diagnostics to pay €12,000 to a mother and daughter following racial discrimination at a Dublin clinic.
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Court of Appeal Dismisses Late Bid in Estate Case
The Court of Appeal has dismissed a late application in an estate dispute, highlighting strict rules on lay representation and Practice Direction CA 14 limits.
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Court Rejects Late Appeal Over Lay Representation
The Court of Appeal has dismissed a late application concerning a daughter's attempt to represent her father in a probate dispute using a power of attorney.
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The Legal Risks of the PIP or Package Ultimatum
Discover the legal risks of the PIP or Package approach in Irish employment law. Learn how simultaneous severance offers can trigger WRC claims.
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High Court Dismisses Constitutional Inquiry Amid Legal Aid Dispute
The High Court has dismissed an Article 40.4.2 inquiry, ruling a man on conventional bail is not detained, highlighting issues from the ongoing legal aid strike.
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Keith Walsh Sues RTÉ Over Bogus Self-Employment Claims
Former 2FM presenter Keith Walsh has launched High Court proceedings against RTÉ, claiming unfair dismissal and bogus self-employment misclassification.
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Wicklow GP Swears to Comply with High Court Suspension Order
A Wicklow GP has sworn to comply with a High Court suspension amid a Medical Council probe into alleged overprescribing and practising without indemnity.
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Homeless Man Loses Article 40 Challenge Over Garda-Approved Address Bail Condition
The High Court has dismissed an Article 40 inquiry into a man's detention, highlighting the procedural fallout from the ongoing Irish legal aid dispute.
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High Court Rules It Can Order Mandatory Mediation in Civil Disputes
The Irish High Court has ruled it can compel parties to mediate civil disputes, marking a significant shift in Irish litigation and dispute resolution.
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High Court Dismisses Inquiry Amid Irish Legal Aid Dispute
The Irish High Court has dismissed an Article 40.4.2 inquiry for a man left unrepresented at a bail hearing due to the ongoing criminal legal aid fee dispute.
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