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Former directors of ‘mechanical tree’ business Carbon Collect reach deal following legal battle

The Dublin-based firm has received support from the likes of Enda Kenny, the former Taoiseach

Tech investor brings shareholder oppression proceedings against comedian John Bishop

Case concerns Hears Technology Ltd, which first brought proceedings against Brendan Morrissey last year

Decobake owner restricted from further legal action after ‘incessant war’ against Dublin City Council

Paul Coyle found by the High Court to have displayed “indefensible and scandalous” conduct through a long-running litigation over his company’s refusal to pay local taxes

Consultant takes legal action against Children’s Health Ireland

Padraig Sheeran alleges Crumlin hospital took ‘entirely unlawful actions’ to prevent his return to work after Medical Council review ‘vindication’

Examiner finds concentration of risk in former FAI kit supplier JACC ‘unwise’

Directors of Trade Tower Finance Ireland and Deal Partners Logistics should have applied tighter risk management controls, examiner’s report states

Influencer launches legal proceedings over alleged breach of clothing trademark

Case concerns 4th ARQ, a leisure and sportswear brand founded by Rosie Connolly-Quinn and her husband Paul Quinn

Investors ‘follow money trail’ at troubled forestry firm GWD

Dublin company that raised €30m for plantations in Brazil and Canada is facing liquidation calls over link with another firm, WFS, which is being investigated for fraud

Dolphin Trust founder claims to have been a director only ‘on paper’

Liquidators accused Charles Smethurst of reckless trading in collapse of property investment scheme

Bank of Ireland can make offer to woman who claims it gave ATM data to her 'stalker’ father

Lawyers for the woman have said that the financial data was used as an ‘instrument of oppression’

17-year-old Irish entrepreneur being sued by Nike launches fundraiser to rebrand store

Brandon Buckley, who runs Swoosh Supplied, described the case as a David versus Goliath battle

Stalking case leads Bank of Ireland to tighten access to customer data

A woman launched High Court proceedings against the bank after her estranged father had been able to use ATM information to locate her in Spain and England

LGFA to appoint law and medical experts in new trans player policy

Ladies Gaelic Football Association document follows objection to a trans woman’s participation for a Dublin team last August

Woman accuses Bank of Ireland of providing estranged father with financial data he used to stalk her

The court was told that confidential financial data obtained from Bank of Ireland was used as an ‘instrument of oppression’

Judge amends O’Connor judgment in Davy 16 case

Tony O’Connor was incorrectly named as being present at meetings in a Dublin hotel where alleged fraudulent misrepresentation took place

Developer not obliged to reveal private divorce information in Irish lawsuit

Donal Gallagher had been ordered by a judge in Britain to pay his ex-wife £14 million in properties and cash

Developer Conor Clarkson yet to pay €565k to settle rent arrears case with investment firm

Clarkson had agreed to pay the money as part of a confidential settlement agreed last October but the High Court heard today that the sum had not been paid by the agreed date this month

Irish woman alleging assault by Conor McGregor on yacht files High Court case in Dublin

McGregor has denied the allegations in a statement

Jurisdiction is first hurdle in challenge to insolvency arrangement of O’Gara’s former teammate, judge says

Mr Justice Alexander Owens said on Monday that jurisdiction was the only question before him at present concerning the PIA of John O’Driscoll, who played with O’Gara in Cork Constitution over 20 years ago

Bewley’s famous stained glass windows may be split after ruling that Johnny Ronan owns four of them

Mr Justice Denis McDonald said he understood the concern that the Bewley’s owner could remove two of the artworks

Revenue ‘extremely concerned’ over issues raised in objection to Dylan McGrath restaurant rescue

A company connected to the Mercantile Group has objected to the Scarp restructuring of Brasserie Sixty6