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building and property
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Hardware
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21 Sep 2017
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building and property
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31 Aug 2017
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28 Aug 2017
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food and drink
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Retail
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media and arts
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29 Jun 2017
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building and property
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building and property
A High Court challenge to 200 'cheap, unsuitable' homes for Howth has been thrown out
1 Jun 2017
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Tourism
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29 May 2017
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Financial Services
The High Court has squashed a bid to stop the state's €3bn AIB share sale
26 May 2017
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Transport
A third challenge to Dublin Airport's €320m runway extension has been fast-tracked
23 May 2017
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data and security
A woman denies blackmailing Grant Thornton for €1 million over a huge data-protection breach
19 May 2017
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Hospitality
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5 May 2017
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Financial Services
The way has been cleared for a High Court showdown between investors and AIB
28 Apr 2017
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Financial Services
Permanent TSB shareholders are suing the Finance Minister over the bank's bailout
12 Apr 2017
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Hospitality
The head of the Mercantile pub group has gone to court to fight his dismissal
7 Apr 2017
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building and property
Jackie Lavin sues her long-time partner Bill Cullen over a Kerry house
31 Mar 2017
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Financial Services
Ulster Bank settles with manager accused of giving parents 10 times the normal savings rate
28 Mar 2017
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resource and energy
The firm behind Ireland's largest solar farm has gone to the High Court to fight its refusal
27 Mar 2017
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Work
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Fire
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8 Dec 2016
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Financial Services
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Retail
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building and property
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agribusiness
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data and security
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21 Oct 2016
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apps and mobile
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12 Oct 2016
263
Services
Ireland's largest independent linen supplier, Celtic Linen, seeks court protection
29 Sep 2016
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Transport
Volkswagen wants to put the brakes on a claim against it in a Mayo district court
15 Sep 2016
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Retail
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19 Aug 2016
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Courts
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