Michael Flatley claimed he was shocked at what he called 'the blatant level' of alleged 'overcharging'

Frank Gaynor and his wife Sylvia, both aged 60, and four of their family, suspected of seeing “what was coming down the track” at them in their latest cases, failed to appear in the Circuit Civil Court today.

Court told the last payment on the mortgage was in November 2009

Sean Mc Millan, (31) of Ashgrove, The Baskins, Cloughran, has been directed to pay it off at the rate of €50 a week and it will take him almost 20 years to do so.

The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre has welcomed the decision to award costs to Nikita Hand from her civil action case against MMA fighter Conor McGregor

Last week a jury found she had been assaulted by Conor McGregor and awarded damages of €248,603

Ammi Burke had wanted the courts to overturn the WRC’s rejection of her complaint

John O'Donoghue's conviction was overturned due to the failure by gardaí to seek out CCTV footage in relation to the incident

The jailed former solicitor has brought the action against a refusal by the Department of Justice to pay his lawyers for certain work carried out during the course of his lengthy criminal trial

Mr Justice Alexander Owens made an order restraining Mr Burke from tresing on the premises of the school in Multyfarnham, Co Westmeath, but said the teacher was not prevented from attending outside the school gates.

Gerard Hutch is seeking his legal costs and the hearing on the application, which the State is opposing, was originally listed for Friday of this week. 

Friends of the Irish Environment (FIE) has lost an appeal over a claim that it was entitled to free legal aid for its failed challenge to the Government's National Development Plan

Even though Michelle Hayes got an order protecting her from having to pay the other side's costs, she also wanted the taxpayer to pay her own costs, Mr Justice Michael Twomey said.

Earlier this month, the judge rejected a claim by former Stardust manager Eamonn Butterly that the new inquest could not make a finding of unlawful killing

Ms Justice Leonie Reynolds granted most of the costs of the prolonged hearings over privilege to the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement (ODCE).

Gerard Hutch and Jonathan Dowdall took a Supreme Court appeal over the lawfulness of their then-pending Special Criminal Court trials

The decision, which overturns a decision of the Court of Appeal, has wide-reaching consequences for judicial review planning actions that cite European law, as it means an applicant who loses their case would not be liable for the successful party's costs.

The application which was made in person by Mr Sheridan is part of a dispute between him and a law firm over legal fees.

The Supreme Court ruled on the matter on Tuesday