Two court cases over the Mercantile pub group's merger are settled - but one still remains
The group of hotels and bars includes many of Dublin’s best-known haunts.
Aodhan O'Faolain
The way has been cleared for a High Court showdown between investors and AIB
Investors are suing over losses they sustained after they put money into property funds.
Permanent TSB shareholders are suing the Finance Minister over the bank's bailout
They are looking for damages as their stakes were diluted when the bank received a state bailout.
The head of the Mercantile pub group has gone to court to fight his dismissal
Frank Gleeson denies accusations of wrongdoing from a company investigation.
Jackie Lavin sues her long-time partner Bill Cullen over a Kerry house
The pair are one of the most famous business duos in the country.
Ulster Bank settles with manager accused of giving parents 10 times the normal savings rate
The woman sued her employer after she was suspended from her position.
The firm behind Ireland's largest solar farm has gone to the High Court to fight its refusal
An Bord Pleanála has said ‘national guidance’ on solar farms was needed.
A copywriter has gone to the High Court to make sure she can't be fired
Her employer claimed she was taking too many personal calls and emails at work.
Permanent TSB's ex-boss sues for €850,000 over his 'humiliating' departure
David Guinane was head of the lender until it was restructured with the government bailout.
American Apparel's flagship Dublin store is going into liquidation
The company has already filed for bankruptcy in the US.
Apple wants the courts to clear its massive Galway data centre 'as expeditiously as possible'
An appeal against the €850 million project’s approval has gone to the High Court.
The accounts of a Dubai firm linked to Arden Forestry have been frozen
The Irish-registered forestry investment firm is the subject of a garda investigation.
Ex-telecoms worker drops High Court claim his employer 'tapped' his personal information
The Cubic Telecom employee said the data was stored on a company laptop.
Eir claims the duty to provide phone services for all has 'unlawfully interfered' with its rights
The former state-owned company is fighting a ComReg decision.
Ireland's largest independent linen supplier, Celtic Linen, seeks court protection
The 90-year-old company employs 380 people in county Wexford.
Volkswagen wants to put the brakes on a claim against it in a Mayo district court
The German car giant has asked for the case to be moved to Dublin.
Debenhams' survival plans have been cleared after millions in debts written off
The company had racked up losses of nearly €23 million in its Irish arm over the past three years.
The company behind Dublin's Trinity Bar & Venue is going into examinership
The firm, JJ Red Holdings, also operates the Dublin Citi Hotel.
Developer Michael O'Flynn's rejected €75m housing plan has got a second chance
The south Dublin project was previously knocked back – but that decision has been overturned.