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Clerys Quarter store in Dublin helps Decathlon grow Irish sales by 18% (opens the original)
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The directors at the Irish arm of sports retail giant, Decathlon state that the business here âremains in good shapeâ as sales rose by 18 per cent last year to â¬67.65 million. Decathlon Sports Ireland Ltd is due to open its 4th store at Douglas outside Cork city next month and new accounts show the Irish revenues of the French sporting goods retailer rose by â¬10.4 million to â¬67.65 million. A full year contribution from the groupâs Clerys Quarter store on Dublinâs OâConnell Stree
Man whose wife had affair and left home loses Revenue appeal on joint assessment (opens the original)
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A taxpayer whose marriage ended after he discovered his wife was having an affair has now lost a tax battle with the Revenue Commissioners concerning his changed tax status arising from the marital breakdown. The Tax Appeals Commission (TAC) has dismissed the manâs appeal against a Revenue finding that he was no longer entitled to be jointly assessed with his former wife for tax purposes in 2021 following the breakdown of the coupleâs marriage. In ruling against the manâs appeal, Tax Appea
Figures suggest new legal aid model a âthorough yellow packingâ of solicitorsâ services (opens the original)
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Data showing that about 1,350 cases under the new criminal legal aid flat fee system were finalised in just one appearance suggest the approach is about âyellow packingâ legal services, a leading defence solicitor has claimed. Tony Collier, a partner in Ferrys LLP, was reacting to figures provided by Minister for Justice Jim OâCallaghan showing that 1,350 of 1,800 cases (75 per cent) under the new â¬520 payment model were dealt with in one appearance and that 99 per cent were concluded wi
Lawyers lose out on â¬6.6m in payments amid criminal legal aid dispute (opens the original)
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Lawyers on the criminal legal aid panel in dispute with the Department of Justice have sustained a cumulative â¬6.64 million hit to their income in criminal legal aid payments in July and August. Figures provided by the Minister for Justice Jim OâCallaghan show the financial impact on lawyers currently in dispute with the department over a new flat â¬520 fee for criminal legal aid cases in the District Court. A partial withdrawal of services by solicitors took effect from mid-June and escala
Woman and children endured âsustained brutalityâ in âhouse of horrorsâ, judge finds (opens the original)
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Tuslaâs child-protection policies were found completely wanting in a case where a mother and her children endured âappalling and sustained brutalityâ in a âhouse of horrorsâ, a judge has said. Judge John Campbell said the mother and two of her children âwere the victims of sustained and gross physical and emotional abuse and neglect perpetrated on them by the father over many yearsâ. In a judgment following a District Court care order hearing in Dublin, he found the father âhouse
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