Irish Life pays out €50k settlement after hiring a private detective to snoop on customers
The Dublin couple had already settled a €60,000 claim against the company.
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JD Wetherspoon's huge Dublin city centre pub is due to open by Christmas
The chain has been cleared for a drinks license at the Lower Abbey Street venue.
Ahead of a €5m overhaul, a food hall planned for this Dublin church has got a vital licence
The project is being led by Michael Wright, owner of the Wright Venue in Swords.
A court has cleared the way for pubs to trade into the early hours of Good Friday
The decision follows an appeal on behalf of Dublin’s Red Cow Inn.
A Lucan restaurant has to pay €20,000 to a couple accused of not settling the bill
The pair were out for a family meal when the alleged incident occurred.
A passenger called 'a liar' by an inspector has settled a defamation case against Irish Rail
The woman was fined €100 when the conductor refused to accept her email ticket receipt.
A delivery man has been awarded €30,000 after hurting his back lifting trays of bread
The man tried to lift a 20kg tray while working in Ballymun.
Ikea ordered to pay €35k to a man who hit his head on an advertising board
The accident occurred in the car park of the retailer’s Ballymun store.
A million-euro restaurant at Dublin's Merchant's Arch pub has the green light
The Circuit Civil Court granted owner Tom Doone a ‘declaratory order’ for the build.
Conroy Gold's biggest shareholder has lost a High Court bid to overhaul its board
Patrick O’Sullivan claimed he was blocked by the company’s chairman.
Developer Gerry Barrett is fighting to stay in control of Galway's G Hotel
Barrett is seeking court protection from Deutsche Bank, to which he owes millions.
Two Kildare furniture retailers have been declared bankrupt over a €330,000 tax debt
The Quinns previously avoided eviction from their home, on which they owed €3 million.
A row over a toolshed has stalled development of this massive Dublin student complex
A handyman previously employed by the landlord claims to own part of the land in the Liberties.
A Wicklow wind farm developer has sued protesters to stop them stalling its project
Ballycumber Wind Farm said it will miss its December completion date if the delays continue.
A woman won €5k after claims a manager assaulted her during a Harvey Norman blackout
The retailer said she was ‘twiddling’ with the security wire attached to a display laptop.
Bank of Ireland has seized the luxury family home of an Irish business tycoon
The house belongs to John Nagle, the founder of Payzone, and his wife Joan.
Insurers claim to have uncovered a 'sophisticated' fraud ring behind a string of staged crashes
The investigation was revealed in a court case involving a €60,000 personal injury petition.
Dublin family to stay in their home after vulture fund's repossession case is struck out
The couple at the centre of the case had built up arrears of €55,000 on their mortgage.
A couple settles their Electric Picnic damages case after security's 'unlawful entry' in their tent
The court heard claims the pair were assaulted and wrongfully imprisoned.
Temple Bar branded 'an overpriced trap for drunk tourists' in restaurant's licence bid
Court hears the quieter west end of the tourist attraction is the ideal model for its central area.