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Last week
15th December 2024 - 21st December 2024
Boy awarded €21,000 after getting his head stuck at pizza restaurant when he was four
This month
December 2024
Martin 'the Viper' Foley faces CAB house seizure over unpaid tax debt of almost €1 million
Last month
November 2024
Toddler to be awarded €47,000 after being injured falling against sleigh while visiting Santa
Man awarded €40,000 in damages after fall from Baggot Street canal lock
This year
2024
Bewley's managing director claims café is due a €1 million refund on overpaid rent after ruling
Man continues to live in Ballsbridge home despite not paying mortgage since 2009, court told
State has no special needs education facilities for more than 160 children, High Court told
Health care worker hit by unmarked Garda car awarded €37,000 in damages
John Waters faces €150,000 costs award to cover defamed journalist Kitty Holland's legal costs
Former AA mechanic filmed by employer while on sick leave awarded damages of €5,500
Journalist Kitty Holland awarded €35,000 in defamation case against ex-colleague John Waters
Schoolgirl injured when Ryanair plane depressurised awarded €15,000 settlement
Statement that John Waters would be calling 13 witnesses described in court as 'attempt to bully' Kitty Holland
John Waters said Kitty Holland was 'in many respects a sincere and decent person', court hears
Journalist was 'quite certain' 'defamatory' remarks by John Waters were about Kitty Holland, court hears
Irish Times journalist Kitty Holland sues former colleague John Waters for defamation
After eight years, Scouting Ireland accepts liability after girl was swept out to sea and died
Girl (7) broke her nose after being lifted from seat on ride at Funderland, court hears
Last year
2023
Case over name similarities between restaurants The Little Pyg and The Little Pig settled
Workman settles damages claim over injuries sustained while escaping seagull attack
Man calling himself the 'King of Ireland' has case against Bus Éireann and garda thrown out
Judge approves €35,000 settlement to mother of schoolboy who died in double fatality plane crash
Damages awarded to employee who claimed he was mocked after CCTV images used in training video
Execution decision postponed for two German Shepherds involved in Dublin attack on neighbour
Woman who claimed she hurt her back changing baby on floor withdraws claim against Croke Park
Judge refuses to evict family with baby from south Dublin council house
Two Roma women awarded €6,000 against Dunnes for discrimination
Man awarded €30k from wheelchair assistance company after fall at Dublin Airport bus stop
Berlin bar in Dublin to reopen under new management two years after infamous Covid-19 breach
Child awarded €50,000 in compensation after fingertip cut off in accident with Luas seat
All time
Luas passenger loses €60k injury claim after tram stopped suddenly due to jogger
Man who said he was thrown off a bus over 50c loses damages claim
Mother had to rescue two daughters from burning holiday home, court hears
Child awarded €20,000 in damages over wrongful dispensing of sedation drug
Woman struck on head by falling flat-pack in Ikea awarded €60,000 damages
Taxi driver abused friendship of elderly man and tried taking his home through disputed homemade will, judge says
Judge forced to close court for deep clean after solicitor tests positive for Covid
Judge dismisses €240k car crash claim and says he's satisfied the collision was staged
'Serious risk' to dozens of Romanian children and adults squatting in Dublin flats complex, court told
Up to 100 people could be forced to leave Dublin property because their 'lives are in danger'