The transfer was done in time for his 66th birthday in order that substantial Capital Gains Tax relief would not be lost

The three companies, Wonderbay Ltd, Crossville Properties Ltd, and Discovery Dawn Ltd (all in receivership) were McKillen group-related firms.

It extends the blocking order for the 2025/26 and 2026/27 football seasons.

Last March, Mr Flatley paid off a €6.9 million loan on his Castlehyde mansion to save it from the receiver.

The order applies to Eircom trading as eir, Virgin Media Ireland, Sky Ireland/Sky Subscriber Services, and Vodafone to block the IP addresses of the illegal streamers.

A security for costs application is usually made when the defendants in the case apply to the court seeking to have their costs covered if they end up successfully defending the main proceedings.

The judge, who heads the Commercial Court, also granted TikTok an application to have the case admitted to the fast track commercial list The court heard there was no objection to entry from the DPC.

Portwest Unlimited Company, registered in Westport, is being sued by JSP Ltd, a Cheltenham, England-registered provider of personal protective equipment.

In 2023, Compass Catering Ireland Ltd, part of a global food services group, acquired CNB Investments Ltd, which held the entire share capital in Glanmore Foods Ltd.

Sere Holdings Ltd, which came eighth and last in the tender process, had brought a challenge over the awarding of the contract, but this was rejected by the High Court in 2023.

Last week, Keith O'Brien told the court he had destroyed a phone a judge had ordered him to preserve.

David Kelly was recorded in the 2021 conversation by Paddy Cosgrave, which was played to the High Court on Thursday

Mr Kelly and Mr Hickey are also suing Mr Cosgrave and Web Summit, alleging shareholder oppression and breaches of a profit-sharing agreement.

The case was back before a judge to decide some costs issues around the recent court appearances.

The entertainer had been given until Tuesday to make the monies transfer into the account of the solicitors on behalf of the lender

Counsel for the homeowners told the court that Cassidy Brothers Concrete had agreed to make voluntary discovery in May 2024 and had later applied to the court for extensions.

Counsel said almost €1million in arrears had already been paid off and the loan was no longer in arrears

Jeffrey Leo, Tullamaine Castle in Tipperary is already alleged to have misappropriated some of the US$60m (€58m) given to him by an American couple to invest here

Ryanair DAC has brought proceedings against Spanish firm eDreams

The loan was made to Mr Flatley's Blackbird Film Productions Ltd by Novellus Finance Ltd which says there has been default on repayment and which Mr Flatley denies.

Mr Flatley’s counsel said the policy now on Castlehyde mansion is an all risks insurance policy.

The court heard from Mr Flatley’s lawyer, Ronnie Hudson BL that on Tuesday this week the star had increased insurance cover for the mansion from €4 million to €8 million with an added premium of €90,000

As a result of the alleged default, Novellus appointed a receiver over Castlehyde but Mr Flatley and Blackbird moved to block the appointment by getting a High Court injunction earlier this month

Counsel asked that an interim injunction which had been granted preventing the receiver taking steps in relation to the luxury mansion at Fermoy to be continued until the application comes before the Commercial Court.

Mr McKillen jun is a co-founder of Ireland's largest hospitality group, Press Up, and son of well known developer Paddy McKillen senior.

Aperee's total liabilities as of Monday stand at €3.97 million while a purchaser willing to pay in excess of that figure has been found, it is claimed

The owner of Wicklow hotel claims it could lose up to €2.1 million for accommodating international protection applicants

Coolsivna Construction Ltd has taken the action against Meath County Council

Last year, Ireland introduced legislation giving effect to an EU regulation on emergency intervention to address high energy prices

On Monday, Mr Justice Denis McDonald admitted proceedings, on the application of the minister, against San Leon over alleged default on payments for decommissioning

Web Summit chief executive Patrick Cosgrave has alleged one of his co-founders earned €328,000 for 'secret' consultancy work

The dispute concerns Mr Bailey’s family and a firm which acted as a trustee for a discretionary trust involved in the planned development of a €40 million land bank in Kildare

The court heard the allegedly defective concrete has been removed and the eventual cost of remediation will be at least €9 million

The judge extended a stay on the Data Protection Commission's decision until July 31st

The hotel says it suffered a loss of €1.5 million in 2020

It is claimed that in awarding the contract the council failed to comply with a number of EU public procurement regulations

The case involves the raising of some £209 million (€240.2 million) from Irish investors to build a waste-to-energy plant in East Riding in England, known as EFW 21 Project 1

The case was brought against two former directors of a high-end vehicle import and export company allegedly involved in fraudulent trading

The Commercial Court heard both Aer Lingus Limited and Ryanair DAC claim they have sufficient interest in the proceedings, seeking to be joined as notice parties

The case is being brought by husband and wife teachers, Liam Ó'Dochartaigh and Greinne Bean Uí Dochartaigh, of Urbledreagh, Malin Head, Co Donegal.

Keegan Quarries of Rathmolyon, Co Meath, claim the decision to prevent it from importing cement, the key component of concrete, is anti-competitive and preventing it from competing with Ireland's three main cement producers

Phyluma Ltd has sued Dunnes Stores (Georges Street) Unlimited Co claiming it is in breach of a "keep open" clause its anchor tenancy for a Dunnes clothing outlet at the Merchant's Quay Shopping Centre in Cork

Virgin's 30-day notice period for switching "effectively charges consumers for switching", the Commission for Communications Regulation claimed

O'Dwyer Property Management claims Home For Life is in breach of a service agreement because the mortgage-to-rent company now wants to have the work carried out "in-house"

DAF Truck Services in Cork say an attempt is being made to deprive them of the value of their €8 million shareholding.

The court has also been asked to make several declarations that the three directors knowingly carried on the business of the company in a reckless manner and with the intent to defraud the firm’s creditors

German firm Ineltek GmbH is suing Microchip Technology Ireland (MTI) Ltd for specific performance of a contract to supply semi-conductor components