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# Injunction

This year
2023
Surgeon seeks High Court order restraining HSE investigating allegations against him
The action has been brought Dr Pawan Rajpal, a colorectal surgeon at Cavan General Hospital for 25 years.
Enoch Burke secures temporary injunction halting appeal against his dismissal
His appeal against his school’s decision to dismiss him was due to be heard by an appeals board tomorrow morning.
Enoch Burke refused injunction after he tells judge he won't stay away from school
The judge said that the balance of justice was tipped against Enoch Burke because of his refusal to stay away from the school.
Last year
2022
Injunction judgement reserved over allegedly defamatory social media posts by Conor McGregor
Retired MMA fighter Artem Lobov claims that he has been the subject of a barrage of harassing and defamatory posts by McGregor.
Irish senior executive settles High Court case with Twitter over Elon Musk email
McSweeney claimed that she was treated as though she had resigned because she didn’t respond to an e-mail sent to all Twitter employees by Elon Musk
Twitter tells High Court it has restored Dublin-based senior executive to her position
The executive said she was treated as a former employee for not replying to an email sent by Musk to all staff.
Injunction sought over alleged illegal occupation of building earmarked for housing
The property was formerly operated by a fabric wholesalers Hickey and Company Ltd, which vacated the site two years ago.
School tells court that suspended teacher 'breached' ban on attending workplace
Enoch Burke allegedly voiced public opposition to a request to address a student by their preferred pronoun.
Injunction granted against suspended teacher who refuses to address student with 'they' pronoun
A substitute teacher has been hired to teach classes while the teacher remains suspended.
Salvation Army secures injunction requiring alleged trespassers to vacate Dublin building
The charity had been renovating the property to accommodate refugees from war-torn Ukraine.
Belfast judge suspends DUP decision to halt checks at Northern Ireland ports
The decision has been suspended until a judicial review against Edwin Poots’ order can be heard in full.
All time
Garda secures injunction preventing Commissioner from ending his career
The garda was told that, due to his failure to pass a physical test, his services were being dispensed with.
Gemma O'Doherty says hospital's action against her over videos is 'spurious and outrageous'
O’Doherty said that the claim against her were “lies”, that others were lying, and that she was telling the truth.”
Court rules Montessori is entitled to injunction preventing landlord taking possession of premises until case decided
The landlord has claimed the Montessori owes €1.48 million in unpaid rent.
Aontú withdraws application for injunction against RTÉ
The seven-way debate is scheduled to take place on RTÉ One tonight.
US firm being blackmailed for more than €5m secures injunction in Irish High Court
The company today secured a temporary order against what are believed to be two Polish nationals and an Irish-registered company.
Protesters barred from interfering in accommodation being fitted out for asylum seekers in Leitrim
Mr Justice Max Barrett granted the permanent injunction today.
Pilots union seeks High Court order preventing Ryanair from progressing legal action
Ryanair brought proceedings against the union over a planned 48-hour strike last August.
Ryanair loses High Court bid in London to prevent UK pilots going on strike tomorrow
It comes as a High Court in Dublin ruled in favour of the airline forcing pilots here to cancel strikes tomorrow.
Trade union Forsa contests Ryanair's bid to stop planned strike action
Forsa claims that the airline’s response to its detailed pay proposals “was curt and dismissive”.
Editor says local newspaper 'suppressed' by garda seizure of his phone in Strokestown investigation
It was agreed that information would not be accessed from the phone pending High Court proceedings.
Woman and ex-partner who re-occupied their former south Dublin residence facing €60,000 legal bill
The woman and the couple’s teenage daughters entered the house after other occupants had been forced out.
National Maternity Hospital to seek injunction against inquiry into Malak Thawley's death
If granted, the injunction will prevent the inquiry from proceeding until the hospital’s judicial review challenge has been determined.
Mother and daughter 'living in shed' beside property owned by landlord 'involved in forced evictions'
A receiver was awarded an injunction at the High Court today.
High Court injunction imposed on Sunday Business Post over banking commission fears
The commission is probing transactions involving the Irish Banking Resolution Corporation (IBRC).
Galway university professor challenges claims he bullied a colleague in the High Court
Professor Heinz Peter Nasheuer has alleged that the investigation into claims he tried to sabotage a colleague’s career is ‘flawed’.
Man secures injunction against deportation as his first child is about to be born
The man claims his right to human dignity would be breached if he was to be deported so close to the birth of his and his Irish partner’s first child.
'We are going to defy this court order': Apollo House occupiers say they're not going anywhere
They had been ordered to leave the building by 12 noon today.
Man told his family to leave home after 'protesters followed him on motorway waving a placard' court hears
He said the car was being driven in an aggressive manner.
'This is unacceptable to anyone who gives a damn about Irish history'
There has been a welcome response to the decision to temporarily halt the demolition of buildings on Moore Street.
Man linked with Isis set to be deported from Ireland
The man had previously obtained an injunction against his deportation. That injunction was dismissed at the High Court this evening.
Disability charity granted injunction against employee who 'posted unauthorised photos of children online'
Enable Ireland says it suspended Caroline Sheehan following several requests that she remove the images.
High Court decision clears the UK Times to launch its Irish edition (finally)
Times Newspapers London today won a ruling in the High Court against the Irish Times which says they are entitled to launch an Irish edition of their UK brand.
John Clarke won't be on Radio Nova tomorrow due to RTÉ injunction threat
Last year the veteran 2FM broadcaster quit his daytime Sunday show on RTÉ 2FM in a dramatic fashion.
A bank tried to evict a hospitalised mother and her daughter this week
Kate Scully Owens was seriously injured in a car accident two weeks ago.
High Court refuses to completely lift injunction on RTÉ over Denis O'Brien story
RTÉ lawyers maintained much of what the injunction relates to is now in the public domain.
IBRC is worried that their legal advice over Denis O'Brien will be made public in the Dáil
The judge is too.
What did Denis O'Brien achieve by trying to stop THAT speech going public?
The Streisand effect in full swing.
Enda Kenny silence on Dáil privilege controversy 'extremely worrying'
Media outlets have been warned not to report Catherine Murphy’s allegations about Denis O’Brien’s dealings with IBRC.
Denis O'Brien has written a letter to Catherine Murphy criticising her
Murphy said, “I believed what I was doing and I still believe what I am doing is in the public interest.”