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John Magnier tells court defence is trying to portray him as 'bad guy' in Tipperary land case
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State won't oppose quashing public order conviction against Jemima Burke, sister of teacher Enoch
Irish Nationwide manager 'shocked' that Michael Fingleton gave 'get out of jail card' to borrower
Changes in claims against Irish Nationwide boss put his defence in "intolerable" position, court told
Dublin teen accused of assaulting Polish man granted judicial review after three-year case delay
'Black holes' in case against former head of Irish Nationwide Michael Fingleton, court told
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Council re-takes possession of former home of 1916 rising leader after alleged trespassers vacate
Former Limerick hurler awarded close to €950K in damages over workplace accident
Former Limerick hurler awarded close to €950K in damages over Johnson & Johnson workplace accident
Paddy Cosgrave 'delighted' as he and former friends settle bitter Web Summit court dispute
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'Positive engagement' in Web Summit trial as Judge urges three co-founders to end bitter dispute
Court orders protesters to stop blocking water works for house hosting asylum seekers in Kildare
Paddy Cosgrave allegedly edited phone recordings to damage former Web Summit director, court hears
Paddy Cosgrave tried to 'blackmail' former Web Summit director into giving up shares, court hears
Web Summit dispute compared to a 'bitter divorce' between Paddy Cosgrave and former directors
Nursing and science students challenge expulsions from Dundalk IT for alleged fights on campus
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General Election candidate alleges votes were removed from ballot boxes on polling day
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