A playground joke was the inspiration for the name of Mayo businessman Ciaran Sherry’s electric car charger company and is now the subject of a “battle royale” between himself and the second largest car manufacturer in the world
Glen Power, 41, of The Script is claiming damages for alleged professional negligence by Dublin-based Charterhouse Financial Services Ltd
Law firm William Fry lost seven junior partners to rival firms earlier this year. Managing partner Bryan Bourke believes it was a sign of a strong economy and growing international influence in Ireland
The sentencing of Boy A and Boy B for the murder of Ana Kriégel leaves a lingering fear that such savagery could become increasingly commonplace in Ireland
Custodial terms give Boy A and Boy B a second chance, says judge
At the time of liquidation, Ledaig had €1.2 million in assets
Shane Byrne will be in court next week to deny the claims made against himself and his brother William by the company that bought a 51 per cent share in their family business
Aoife Bennet, 26, from Naas, Co Kildare, is suing the HSE, the Minister for Health, GlaxoSmithKline, the manufacturers of the Pandemrix vaccine, and the Health Products Regulatory Authority
Accusations that HSE was ‘controlled’ by Pandemrix makers GlaxoSmithKline Health are ‘unjust’, High Court hears
