The makers and publishers of a documentary titled 'The Murderous Scissor Sisters' are being sued for breach of privacy and data rights

Ciara O’Reilly, 48, had gone on a TV3 show, 'Evicted at Christmas', which highlighted her case as well as a number of others facing eviction

Virgilio Almeida Cardoso Neto said he had no chance to stop or avoid crashing into the door of the car that had been stopped partly in the cycle lane and on Crumlin Road, Dublin.

A judge has told a major data centre operator that a €10,000 settlement offer is not enough for a teenager who was electrocuted in a derelict building it owns near Lucan, Co Dublin

Susan Burt (75) told the Circuit Civil Court she feared she was going to die when Irish Ferries vessel MV Epsilon had been tossed around in Storm Imogen almost 10 years ago

Retired journalist Susan Burt (75) said she felt she was not going to survive during 'a harrowing and awful experience' on Irish Ferries

In March 2022, Denise Cribbin was jailed for a year by the Court of Appeal after an earlier two-year suspended sentence following her admission of having made a false sexual assault allegation against a passenger in her car was too light

Barrister Paul Gallagher told the court that Larry McGlade, of Cashel Road, Silverbridge, Newry, had completely ignored a €60,000 personal injuries claim against him

A male security guard at a Circle K filling station pulled up a 14-year-old girl’s T-shirt, and that of her 12-year-old sister, looking for stolen goods, a judge has heard

Foley, described as a 74-year-old pensioner, is fighting CAB’s demands for possession of his home to meet part of his long standing tax debt which now totals close on €1 million

The woman was awarded just under €21,000 damages against Cassidy Travel and TUI UK and Ireland as well as Mika Apartments.

Lidija Miliute, whose parents are Lithuanian, told the court she had been reared all her life in Wexford and had been travelling on a flight back from Lithuania when a cup of tea slipped off a defective “slanted” tray table and spilled over her

The 12-year-old Fiat van had been bought by Tomasz Pysz for €2,000 only days before its seizure in October 2022

The girl, who sued through her mother, alleged in her €60,000 damages claim that a hot pasta meal had been placed before her by cabin staff on what was claimed to be an unstable extendable table.

Judge Geoffrey Shannon was also told in the Circuit Civil Court that ongoing court interest charges had added a further €55,000 to an outstanding judgment against Foley for just under €916,000.

The company had successfully appealed in the District Court against the decision of Offaly County Council, acting in its role as a national waste collection permit office, refusing it a waste collection permit

Judge Jennifer O’Brien set a new rent between Bewley's and its landlord, RGRE Grafton Limited, at just over €713,000.

Several members of the Garda armed unit entered the children's bedroom and pointed their guns at a wardrobe

Garda David Carson said he saw the untaxed van parked on a public road and seized it in October 2022, notifying the then registered owner.

The judge said profound health and fire safety issues existed at the property, which is divided into 10 flats

Since having obtained a repossession order against the couple in 2011, multiple applications as high as the Court of Appeal had been made, frustrating the bank in recovering the property.

Barrister Keith Farry told Judge John O’Connor in the Circuit Civil Court that the company, which had faced the chilling prospect of liquidation due to an inability to pay its debts, was now on the road to recovery after a new investor had been found

Eamon Shield was slashed across his face in Mountjoy Prison by Christopher Coakley, cousin of Kinahan cartel murder victim Derek Coakley Hutch

A woman who developed 'repetitive pain syndrome' has been awarded almost €40,000 damages against Keelings, one of Ireland’s leading fruit producers.

Judge O’Connor held that the defamation in the case was a serious attack on Ms Holland’s professional integrity as a journalist and had caused her considerable hurt.

Judge Mary Morrissey in the Circuit Civil Court today approved a €15,000 settlement offer for a 13-year-old Cork schoolgirl who was injured when a Ryanair plane suddenly depressurized on its way to Croatia

The three prisoners were being transported from Mountjoy Prison to the Central Criminal Court when the prison transport waggon was struck by a food delivery truck

The man was regulating traffic at an ESB road excavation when the attack on him happened

John Waters claimed Kitty Holland may have been used as a tool by 'unscrupulous interests'

Dual High Court cases involving alleged assault with a chain saw are still ongoing between the two parties.

A doctor said damp and mould in the flat had exacerbated Claire McGarry's medical difficulties

A Dublin man who is currently in prison has been awarded €20,000 damages for personal injuries against Parnell GAA Club, Coolock, Dublin

Judge Sinead Ni Chulachain heard in the Circuit Civil Court Friday that Sinead Moran had been forced to throw out clothes that were covered in black mould

A workman, who was injured as he fled from attacking seagulls on the roof of a Dublin office block, has settled a €60,000 damages claim against six companies

Judge John O’Connor in the Circuit Civil Court was told that a nine-year-old boy, who is now 14, had been injured in the collision in 2018

The incident occurred on a flight from Dublin to Zadar Airport when the boy was travelling with his parents to Croatia.

A woman who suffered what were described by a judge as terrible scars to her face and armpits following a laser treatment, has been awarded damages of €16,000 in the Circuit Civil Court

Computer software analyst Maciek Molisak claimed a manager in the Kildare Town branch had accused him of spreading Covid-19 in the store

In each case the compensation sought was to the court maximum of €60,000 which is usual in every Circuit Court personal injuries claim but seldom reached in eventual compensation awards.

Eircom, which trades as Eir, and Dublin City Council had both been sued by Ms Ruddy in a €60,000 personal injuries claim. 

Expert witnesses agreed there should have been anti-slip nosing applied to the wooden steps to prevent slippages

Judge Kathryn Hutton highlighted the shortage of judges on Monday when she had to abandon a personal injuries case mid-action in order to back up the Family Law list

Olga Dresmane, of Water Rill, Malahide, Co Dublin, had set out to deceive every medical expert with the sole intention of increasing her damages award, the judge said.

The case was brought by John McStay, receiver for NAMA.

A search had begun Friday afternoon for Leo Liang, the owner of a hair and beauty salon which, the Circuit Civil Court heard, had left a Dublin woman with “blow-torch–like” wounds to her head and neck

Judge Terence O’Sullivan dismissed a €60,000 personal injuries claim by a Luas passenger who was thrown forward when the emergency brake was applied

Erin Marsha Went’s mother Terry was being investigated by agents of Irish Life Assurance in relation to a disputed disablement Income Protection Policy

The Finglas area of Dublin was no longer a war zone for bus drivers as a result of peace talks involving gardaí, community groups and the company, Dublin Bus told the Circuit Civil Court on Tuesday