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Full coverage: Courts

Dublin 2 pub refused licence for extension it ran as a “shebeen for many years”

Ryan’s on Camden Street is a well-known bar in Dublin. It has been refused a new drinks licence to extend its bar into adjoining premises after the gardaí argued to do so would “reward the bad behaviour of the applicant”.

Tom Lyons
25th Mar, 2026 - 3 min read

Former solicitor Michael Lynn fails to stop orders aiding the sale of three properties

The jailed solicitor argued that the orders to perfect title and aid a court sale of properties, found to have been sold to Michael Lynn in the 2000s without his legal interest being registered, risked prejudicing his upcoming appeal against his €18m theft conviction.

Francesca Comyn
25th Mar, 2026 - 6 min read

Tinakilly: “I’m not looking for vengeance. I’m just extremely sad we’ve arrived at this”

Recalled to give evidence, Gerard Lane accepted in a moment of anger he threatened Tinakilly House co-owner Denis Connolly that he would become the "partner from hell". However he denied this was motivating his case against his business partner.

Francesca Comyn
13th Mar, 2026 - 4 min read

Tinakilly House dispute: Money washed around like “confetti at a wedding”

Describing himself as a "budding, young sprightly 64 years of age”, Denis Connolly took the stand to give his side of the bitter hotel ownership row while independent expert Kieran Wallace elaborated on his concerns over the business's accounts.

Francesca Comyn
11th Feb, 2026 - 5 min read

From Tinakilly to Monasterio: Gerard Lane believes “all trust has completely broken down”

UCD graduate Gerard Lane made a fortune in the Philippines and Malaysia before investing in hotels in Ireland and Spain. He is now in a row with his former co-owner of Tinakilly House.

Tom Lyons
4th Feb, 2026 - 7 min read

Does climate law have teeth? The Supreme Court strikes a balance

An Coimisiún Pleanála made an “error of law” in refusing permission to a Laois wind farm, the Supreme Court found – but a key section of the Climate Act cannot “carry the full weight of the State’s response to climate change”.

Alice Chambers
4th Feb, 2026 - 10 min read

US Justice Department opens criminal probe into Silicon Valley spy allegations

Subpoenas seek information on allegations that Deel, valued at around $17 billion, recruited a spy inside a rival company, writes Rolfe Winkler, The Wall Street Journal.

The Wall Street Journal.
23rd Jan, 2026 - 2 min read

“Strewn hedgerow material”: The case against a Coolmore-linked company

Shem Drowne Ltd will accept charges of four breaches of environmental regulations, including removing over 1,000 meters of hedgerow without Department of Agriculture consent. The case will be heard again at Clonmel Circuit Court in the new year.

Niall Sargent
17th Dec, 2025 - 3 min read

“Lying is what happened here”: Judge imposes “punitive” costs on billionaire John Magnier

The tycoon was accused of using "lawfare" tactics to bulldoze his opponents after his €15m handshake deal to buy the Barne Estate in Co Tipperary fell through. He is now appealing the court's ruling.

Francesca Comyn
12th Dec, 2025 - 5 min read

Faster approvals, fewer judicial reviews: Legal risks and rewards in the new infrastructure plan

The Government's acceleration plan includes radical reforms in the legal area. While it shows ambition, some law experts have raised concerns about its impact on access to justice and the new proposals may face their own legal challenges.

M. Cogley and N. Sargent
3rd Dec, 2025 - 10 min read
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