Grant Thornton v Scanlan - Breach of Confidence Case

The High Court of Ireland has issued a judgment in the case of Grant Thornton and Grant Thornton Corporate Finance Ltd v Gerardine Scanlan. The substantive action concerns a claim for permanent injunctions related to information that came into the defendant's possession, alongside a counterclaim for damages due to delays in a data access request.

Wilson's Hospital School v Burke - Contempt of Court

The High Court of Ireland issued its fifth judgment concerning the ongoing contempt of court proceedings against Enoch Burke. This judgment addresses Mr. Burke's transfer from Mountjoy Prison to Castlerea Prison and his subsequent application regarding the conditions of his detention. The court treated a letter from his brother as Mr. Burke's application.

High Court Decision: Connaughton v Start Mortgages

The High Court of Ireland dismissed proceedings brought by Denis Connaughton against Start Mortgages Designated Activity Company, ruling that the case was an abuse of process and bound to fail. The court found that Mr. Connaughton was attempting to re-litigate issues already decided in earlier possession proceedings and appeals.

High Court judgment on Ashdrum Lodge Ltd v Barbouti (No. 2)

The High Court of Ireland has issued a judgment in the case of Ashdrum Lodge Ltd v Barbouti (No. 2). This judgment addresses applications made by the Defendant and Third Parties following a trial, clarifying liability and costs concerning defective construction work. The court awarded the Defendant a partial sum for damages related to defective haunching and underpinning.

Yates v Dublin Bouldering Gym Ltd - Personal Injury

The High Court of Ireland has issued a judgment in the personal injury case of Yates v Dublin Bouldering Gym Ltd and The Royal College of Surgeons Ireland. The plaintiff sustained injuries on February 2, 2018, and claims damages for personal injury arising from alleged breaches of duty by the defendants.

Falkenthal v Revenue Commissioners - Tax Appeal Case

The Irish Court of Appeal has issued a judgment in the case of Falkenthal v Revenue Commissioners, concerning a tax appeal dating back to 1996/1997. The court upheld a High Court decision that affirmed the Revenue Commissioners' refusal to allow the appellant to pursue an appeal under certain provisions of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997.

Friends of the Irish Environment v Minister for Environment - Climate Action Compliance

The Irish Court of Appeal has issued a judgment in a case concerning compliance with the Climate Action and Low Carbon Development Act 2015, as amended. The appeal, brought by Friends of the Irish Environment, challenges whether national actions taken to pursue a low-carbon economy comply with statutory requirements. The court acknowledges the critical importance of climate change but focuses on the legal and procedural aspects of the case.

Mars Capital Finance Ireland D.A.C. v Carty & ors - Appeal of High Court Order

The Irish Court of Appeal heard an appeal concerning an interlocutory order directing the appellants to vacate property and restraining interference with the respondent's rights. The appeal challenges the validity of an execution order and the High Court's reasoning regarding stays and notice.

McDowell & Ors v Sea Fisheries Protection Authority - Appeal Judgment

The Irish Court of Appeal has issued a judgment in the case of McDowell & Ors v Sea Fisheries Protection Authority. This appeal concerns the interpretation of EU Council Regulation (EC) No. 1224/2009 regarding the weighing of fishing catch and the application of derogations under approved control plans. The judgment addresses the validity of the Authority's decision to require quayside weighing of certain catches.

Von Geitz v Kelly & Ors - Court of Appeal Decision

The Irish Court of Appeal has upheld a High Court decision to strike out two actions brought by Juerg Von Geitz against two sets of defendants. The court found the claims disclosed no reasonable cause of action and constituted an abuse of process, also restraining the plaintiff from further proceedings without leave.