Aodhan O'Faolain
Irish Times
Healdsburg, CA, United States
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University of Galway lecturer challenges suspension following ‘false accusation’ of sexual activity with student
The lecturer claims the complaint was made by a colleague who wrongly claimed to have heard ‘noises of an intimate nature’ from his office → Read More
Firm seeks injunction to restrain Unite member employees from taking industrial action
Dispute centres over demand for restoration of travel allowance → Read More
Fashion blogger’s clothing company 4th ARQ takes case over ‘passing off’ of garments
Company owned by Rosie Connolly Quinn claims goods should not have been available at two shops → Read More
Application to wind up Dublin recycling firm withdrawn
The petition was struck out after lawyers representing the Revenue Commissioners informed the Court it did not want to take over an application to appoint liquidators. → Read More
MTU says social media firms have helped prevent publication of stolen data
Court extends injunction on material being sold or published by hackers → Read More
Revenue intends to take over wind-up application for plastics recycling firm
Claims that the company was insolvent were rejected in High Court → Read More
Court grants judgment of €12.4m against two directors of Dublin logistics firm
Liquidators of B Logisitcs allege the directors misused compan funds, indeclared income to Revenue and unlawfully availed of Covid-19 support schemes → Read More
Supreme Court to consider contempt of court proceedings against unnamed people
Appeal was granted in proceedings taken against unknown ‘trespassers’ in two Dublin buildings associated with businessman Jerry Beades → Read More
Craughwell wants early hearing for challenge to airspace ‘arrangement’ with British military
Senator Gerard Craughwell claims ‘secret arrangement’ allowing British intercept aircraft in Irish airspace ‘unconstitutional’ → Read More
U2 sued by Dublin musician over alleged misuse of song he claims he wrote
Maurice Kiely claims he wrote song entitled A Man and A Woman which is included on U2′s 2004 album → Read More
Provisional liquidators appointed to software company with €5.2m debts
Company claims proposed partnership with Bank of America got into difficulties following collapse of FTX Trading Ltd → Read More
Supreme Court to hear appeal from deceased woman’s partner who wants widower’s pension
Judges said the challenge by John O’Meara and his children raises points of public importance in area of social welfare law → Read More
Owners of commercial property in Dublin settle aspect of claim alleging fraud against UK firm
The settlement involves the former tenant of the building and the Property Registration Authority (PRA), against whom no claims of fraud have been made → Read More
Two young men launch court actions aimed at halting prosecutions arising out of alleged sexual assault
The two, who were both 15 at time of incident, say there has been an ‘inexcusable delay’ which means they will now be tried as adults → Read More
Co Derry man says he is being prevented from joining Defence Forces due to unspecified security reasons
Ronan Corey fears convictions picked up during the Troubles by his estranged biological father might be behind the decision → Read More
Man claims gardaí breached his privacy rights after incident on M50
Driver claims gardaí supplied his name to the other driver minutes after alleged near collision → Read More
Over €1m of assets linked to Kinahan gang member are proceeds of crime, court rules
Judge says Ross Browning and his partner were of ‘very modest’ means at time when purchases happened → Read More
Fingal council to take part in contested application to wind up plastics recycling firm
Application to appoint liquidators to Cloughwater Plastics Ireland is disputed by Shane Woods, who says the firm is not insolvent → Read More
Enoch Burke removed from High Court again for interrupting proceedings
Three gardaí removed teacher from courtroom after heated exchange between judge and Burke family → Read More
Munster Technological University held to ransom by hackers ‘from Russia or former Soviet Union’
Munster Technological University is being blackmailed and held to ransom by a group of hackers believed to be based either in Russia or part of the former Soviet Union, the High Court has heard. → Read More