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# high-court - Friday 16 August, 2019
Ronan Ryan and Pamela Flood granted short service to seek stay against repossession order
The couple will next Thursday renew their application in front of another judge.
Ryanair seeks injunction from High Court to prevent pilot strike from going ahead
Pilots are due to strike for 48 hours from 22 August.
# high-court - Thursday 15 August, 2019
Judge rules that Ronan Ryan and Pamela Flood's €900k Dublin home may be repossessed
The judge said Pamela Flood’s husband Ronan Ryan attempted to “frustrate and obstruct” the implementation of a court order.
# high-court - Friday 9 August, 2019
Dublin Port Company settles High Court action over site required to deal with Brexit impact
The matter will be mentioned before the courts on dates in August and September.
# high-court - Thursday 8 August, 2019
Teen with autism to challenge expulsion from school in High Court
The teenager was expelled by the school’s board of management in November 2018.
# high-court - Wednesday 7 August, 2019
Dublin Port company takes High Court action over site required to deal with Brexit impact
The site is to be used for customs, immigration and agricultural inspection posts after Brexit.
# high-court - Thursday 1 August, 2019
Judge tells teen boy who admits defiling girl that he's angry and frustrated at humiliation of victim
The judge praised the courage of the victim in giving her own victim impact statement to the court.
Thousands of penalty points could be wiped out if High Court challenge over legislation succeeds
The matter has been adjourned until November.
Man wanted in US to face charges of wildlife trafficking appears before High Court
He was remanded in custody to Cloverhill Prison on foot of an extradition request from the US.
# high-court - Tuesday 30 July, 2019
13-year-old boy with cerebral palsy awarded €15 million over injuries at birth
Arron O’Keeffe’s family said that this wasn’t “a lottery win” for him, and that the money will go towards caring for their son.
Siblings of man who was killed by his tenant take action over inquest into his death
Thomas O’Gorman was killed between 11 January and 12 January 2014 at his home in Castleknock.
# high-court - Monday 29 July, 2019
Man awarded €1.1m for wrongful arrest over assault on his fiancée
“Today is not a good day for An Garda Síochána,” Gerald Jennings said in a statement.
# high-court - Thursday 25 July, 2019
Court dispute involving priest facing US drug charges fixed for High Court hearing in December
Fr Michael O’Leary was arrested for possession of a controlled substance earlier this year.
# high-court - Tuesday 23 July, 2019
ODCE asks High Court to determine if documents held by FAI auditors are legally privileged
The material from Deloitte was briefly mentioned before the judge today.
# high-court - Saturday 20 July, 2019
Q&A: What does the controversial High Court decision on citizenship actually mean?
This week’s High Court decision came as a shock – so what does it all actually mean for citizenship?
# high-court - Friday 19 July, 2019
Former garda Majella Moynihan files court case suing gardaí, Dept of Justice and the State
Last month, Moynihan told RTÉ she faced disciplinary action within the force after becoming pregnant in the 1980s.
# high-court - Thursday 18 July, 2019
Minister promises 'urgent action' after shock High Court ruling on citizenship applicants
Nobody can now be granted Irish citizenship if they have spent a single day outside the country in the past year.
# high-court - Wednesday 17 July, 2019
Government 'carefully studying' ruling not to grant citizenship to those who temporarily leave Ireland
The ruling applies to those who have left Ireland in the year before they apply for citizenship.
Shock ruling says citizenship cannot be granted if applicant has spent a day outside Ireland in past year
Experts called the ruling “absurd”, pointing out that the law on citizenship has never been interpreted so strictly before.
Kevin Myers is suing the Sunday Business Post
The former Irish Times and Sunday Times columnist filed the case on Monday.
# high-court - Friday 12 July, 2019
Dispute between family members that run Claddagh ring business comes before High Court
The row involves brothers Andrew and Philip Fried, who are shareholders of Claddagh Jewellers.
# high-court - Thursday 11 July, 2019
Travellers must leave unofficial halting site in Co Tipperary by next Tuesday, court rules
Tipperary County Council’s proceedings were brought against eight people.
# high-court - Tuesday 9 July, 2019
Justice minister takes case against farmer allegedly trespassing on State lands formerly earmarked for 'super prison'
The Minister has brought proceedings against James Scully, from Kilreesk Lane, St Margarets, Co Dublin.
# high-court - Friday 5 July, 2019
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson found guilty over Facebook broadcast
Robinson has built a large online following with links to international white nationalist groups.
Gemma O'Doherty launches legal action against science writer David Robert Grimes
Grimes launched a case against O’Doherty last month.
# high-court - Thursday 4 July, 2019
Council brings action to remove Traveller families from unofficial Tipperary halting site
The court heard that members of the McCarthy family have lived on the bridge for forty years.
# high-court - Saturday 29 June, 2019
Irish Times, Irish Examiner and Echo to pay damages to former trainee priest for 'false' article
Each publication acknowledged that the article was “false and should not have been published”.
# high-court - Thursday 27 June, 2019
Science writer takes legal action against Gemma O'Doherty
High Court proceedings were issued against O’Doherty yesterday.
# high-court - Tuesday 25 June, 2019
New York-based priest on drugs charges may be able to give evidence in dispute over will, court told
Fr Michael O’Leary is not prohibited from coming to Ireland to give evidence in the will dispute.
# high-court - Monday 24 June, 2019
Woman at centre of alleged abuse 'horror story' tells judge she needs future supports
The 18-year-old has told the court she will need support to assist her in dealing with criminal proceedings brought against her alleged attackers.
# high-court - Monday 17 June, 2019
'She wants it to be over': Ruth Morrissey 'very upset' over State move to appeal CervicalCheck case
The State Claims Agency said its appeal will not relate to the decision on the award of damages.
# high-court - Saturday 15 June, 2019
Ryanair is suing third-party flight booker Kiwi.com and Cologne airport
The airline has a long-standing policy of clamping down on sites that re-sell its fares.
# high-court - Tuesday 11 June, 2019
Vehicle supplier secures order to have Facebook group it claims is damaging its business reputation taken down
The injunction was granted in favour Harris Auto Trading Company.
# high-court - Monday 10 June, 2019
State asked to halt deportation of man convicted of terror offences by European Court of Human Rights
It’s understood the government has agreed to the ECHR’s request.
# high-court - Wednesday 5 June, 2019
Supermac's franchise dispute over 'antiquated' and 'dated' Limerick restaurant
The dispute arises out of who is to update the Ennis Road outlet.
# high-court - Tuesday 4 June, 2019
Supreme Court agrees to hear 'leapfrog appeal' in Graham Dwyer case
The Supreme Court said that the case “raises complex and novel questions of constitutional and EU law”.
# high-court - Thursday 30 May, 2019
34-year-old Deaf woman sues HSE over being placed in facility for the elderly
Counsel said she had been put in the nursing home on a temporary basis, but that was almost two years ago.
# high-court - Tuesday 28 May, 2019
Garda Keith Harrison battles to quash findings from Disclosures Tribunal
Garda Harrison seeks an order from the High Court quashing findings made in the Tribunal’s second interim report.
# high-court - Monday 27 May, 2019
Two legal challenges launched against plans for 13-turbine wind farm in Westmeath
The farm will have some of the “highest structures in the country”.
# high-court - Wednesday 22 May, 2019
High Court grants review of decision not to approve child with Down Syndrome for schooling scheme
The July Provision Scheme provides funding for extended schooling for children with ASD and severe/profound learning disability.
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Poll: Should land in Clontarf be reclaimed from the sea to build 65,000 homes?
DEVELOPER HARRY CROSBIE has proposed reclaiming land from the sea in Clontarf to build 65,000 homes.
The plan to reclaim over 200 acres would cost €200 million, he told RTÉ’s Marian Finucane show yesterday, and would take under two years to build.
He acknowledged that the main concern that would need to be addressed is what effect reclaiming the land would have on bird populations in the area, and said that the threat of rising sea levels wouldn’t be a problem.
What do you make of it? Should we reclaim land from the sea in order to build houses?
Poll Results:
No way (5380)
Yes, let's do it (4968)
Nice idea, but no (2218)
I don't know (662)
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From the Garden: What to do when you have an abundance of vegetables
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Large amounts of veg can be used up and kept for later in many ways.
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