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Martin âThe Viperâ Foleyâs court challenge to stop Cab selling his home adjourned (opens the original)
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A High Court challenge by Martin âThe Viperâ Foley to prevent the Criminal Assets Bureau (Cab) selling his Dublin home was adjourned today, by consent of both parties, for four weeks. Following talks between the Cabâs barrister, Shaula Connaughton Deeny, and Keith Farry, counsel for Foley and his wife, Sonia, Judge OisÃn Quinn was told the case could go back until October 29th. In an attempt to retain the property, the veteran gangland criminal made an undisclosed offer last month to the
Teenager charged with driving wrong way on M50 released on bail (opens the original)
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A teenager who was remanded in custody on charges of having driven a stolen car dangerously the wrong way on the M50 in Dublin and other roads while on bail was released on consent from detention on Tuesday. The minor, who cannot be named for legal reasons, had been granted an article 40 habeas corpus inquiry by the High Court last Thursday into the legality of his incarceration in Oberstown Children Detention Campus. Judge David Holland was told in written evidence on Tuesday that the 16-year-o
Couple claim home uninhabitable due to foul sewage contamination, court hears (opens the original)
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A couple who claim their Galway home became uninhabitable at times due to foul sewage contamination are seeking to restrain next-door neighboursâ reconstruction works. Parents of triplets, Lynne OâLoughlin and Alan Brogan, of Upper Salthill, Galway, are suing Stephen and Alan Cantrell, and their father Keith Cantrell, over alleged damage to their terraced home and a joint sewage system. OâLoughlin, in written evidence, told Judge Michael Quinn strong and offensive odours had made them awar
State reneged on promise to provide school place to autistic girl (7), court told (opens the original)
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The State reneged on an undertaking given to a High Court judge to provide a place to a seven-year-old autistic girl who had never seen the inside of a âbig schoolâ classroom, Justice Rory Mulcahy was told on Wednesday. FeichÃn McDonagh SC said that in July, on the eve of a judicial challenge against the Minister for Education and the National Council for Special Educationâs failure to provide a place, the girlâs parents had been told the case had been settled and places for her and a t
Kneecap to sue Canadian MP over alleged claims they support terrorism (opens the original)
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Rap group Kneecap has been granted leave by High Court judge Cian Ferriter to serve defamation proceedings outside the Irish jurisdiction on Canadian MP Vince Gasparro. Barrister Mark Harty SC told the court on Friday that group members Liam Ãg à hAnnaidh, Naoise à Cairealláin and James John à Dochartaigh were suing Gasparro in relation to alleged published statements that Kneecap were supporters of terrorists and were anti-Jewish. He said Gasparro was a leading supporter of a parliamentary
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