Three legal challenges to Dublin Airport's €320m runway have been thrown out
A High Court judge ‘sympathised’ with one group of concerned locals but dismissed their claim.
Aodhan O'Faolain
Three aviation execs wait to face claims they used trade secrets to set up a rival firm
Ex-Ryanair finance boss Howard Millar and two fellow Stellwagen Capital directors deny any wrongdoing.
A partnership linked to broadcaster Gay Byrne is being sued for €1.2 million
The case relates to a loan acquired by a fund from the Bank of Scotland.
Jackie Lavin has settled her dispute with long-time partner Bill Cullen over a Kerry house
The businesswoman claimed Killegy House should have been sold to her.
A court has slapped down planners for letting 'irrelevant' details stop a Kildare wind farm
The 47-turbine ‘Maighne’ project was first put forward in 2015.
Newbridge Credit Union's directors have escaped bans after a court battle
The lender was formally wound up in 2013 on a petition from the Central Bank.
Panasonic has taken an Irish firm to the High Court for breaching copyright
The company says Toughbook & Diagnostic Ireland stole its intellectual property.
A Monaghan farmer is suing a vulture fund to stop it selling his cattle
A Cerberus subsidiary allegedly threatened to offload his stock and machinery.
Tallaght's shopping centre is suing Three to force it to keep a store open
The telecoms firm closed its shop without giving notice earlier this month.
Lidl's controversial €15m Castleknock development has ended up in the High Court
A property owner is challenging An Bord Pleanála’s decision to give the project the green light.
The firm behind Golden Pages has a 'reasonable prospect' of surviving its insolvency
The company filed for examinership after its owner withdrew financial support.
Dublin council says a food magnate's new restaurant poses an 'unacceptable' risk
Roberta’s in Dublin city centre commenced trading less than two months ago.
A Dublin cake shop will be wound up after an 'aggressive' standoff for €100,000 in rates
Decobake, which employs nearly 50 staff, is being put into liquidation.
The Wexford Echo and its sister titles are being put into liquidation
The newspapers are part of the same group that publishes the Irish Examiner.
Gay Byrne's property syndicate has settled a bitter court row over a €13.5m investment
It was claimed the partnership was pushed into a ‘contrived’ default.
A High Court challenge to 200 'cheap, unsuitable' homes for Howth has been thrown out
The judge said it was “a beautiful corner of Dublin” – but he rejected the local teacher’s case.
A Dublin tourist attraction is suing Fáilte Ireland for its 'irrational' refusal of funding
The developers of ‘the Vaults’ experience claim an anti-Dublin bias in grant aid.
The High Court has squashed a bid to stop the state's €3bn AIB share sale
A judge called the attempt ‘frivolous, vexatious and bound to fail’.
A third challenge to Dublin Airport's €320m runway extension has been fast-tracked
A Cork group says the build would breach EU environmental laws.
A woman denies blackmailing Grant Thornton for €1 million over a huge data-protection breach
The accountancy firm accidentally sent her thousands of confidential details.