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- Sep 15, 2026
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Waterford VR firm, Engage XR, goes broke after triple customer losses (opens the original)
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The High Court has been told that Engage XR, the Co Waterford virtual reality company that allowed people to experience what it was like to walk on the moon, is broke. Mr Justice Micheal O’Connell appointed Resolute Advisory expert Colin Gaynor as provisional liquidator in a company bid to protect what value may be left in recoverable assets. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first to know the latest news and updates
Legal fees in bail challenge cases reached almost €30,000 (opens the original)
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The legal fees earned by barristers and solicitors in bringing Article 40 habeas corpus applications for the release of clients, whose solicitors refused to represent them in District Court bail hearings, have been revealed in the High Court. The legislation allows a court to examine the lawfulness of a person's detention. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first to know the latest news and updates
Language schools warn of closure threat in court row over visas for foreign students (opens the original)
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Erin College, a school which has English teaching outlets in Dublin and Cork, has been ordered by the High Court to maintain an “untouchable bank account” for the protection of refunds of fees paid up front by foreign students unable to obtain visas to attend classes here. Barrister Eoin Morris told Ms Justice Denise Brett yesterday that Erin College and a second school, Limerick Language Centre, could face closure if not restored to a Department of Education English Language Interim Programme (
Man whose solicitor refused to act for him in district court for lower fee than High Court loses bail bid (opens the original)
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A High Court judge has thrown out a bid by a Dublin man, accused of having possessed an automatic pistol and ammunition, to be released on bail from prison because a solicitor refused to represent him in the district court. Mr Justice Michael Twomey said he could not ignore the fact that the alleged unlawful detention of Stephen Ennis, of Cashel Road, Crumlin, had come about because his solicitor chose not to represent him due to a dispute with the Department of Justice regarding legal aid fees.
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