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Full coverage: High Court

Religious order allegedly breached sale contract for Sandyford lands

The Legionaries of Christ have sought to rescind a €23 million sale of lands that has led to a dispute with a developer over alleged negligence and breach of contract.

Francesca Comyn
23rd Jun, 2025 - 3 min read

Searches and probes: BoyleSports, the consumer watchdog, and the High Court case

The High Court action in relation to the bookmaker follows “dawn raids” undertaken last month against businesses in the betting sector by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission as part of "an ongoing criminal investigation".

Alice Chambers
17th Jun, 2025 - 3 min read

PornHub details Irish companies’ profits – and legal liabilities

Belated financial statements have just been published for Irish companies handling business for adult websites including PornHub. They provide an update on multiple legal actions.

Alice Chambers
9th Jun, 2025 - 3 min read

“I take it you didn’t ask for a receipt?” Brown envelopes and the Barne Estate

John Paul Magnier was quizzed in the High Court this afternoon about €50,000 passed to the Barne Estate owners which their counsel claims was to “keep them sweet” on his father's €15m bid for the property.

Niall Sargent
5th Jun, 2025 - 4 min read

The battle for Barne: “Let’s be honest about this – an agreement was reached”

Joe Fitzpatrick, a solicitor handling the Barne Estate deal for Coolmore, told the High Court he understood a contract to sell to John Magnier was nearly “ready to go” in late August 2023 before the vendors went cold.

Niall Sargent
5th Jun, 2025 - 4 min read

“He was so enraged”: High Court hears details of call with Regan over Magnier’s Barne bid

The court heard that the difficult phone call spurred John Magnier to drive immediately to the Barne Estate to push for an exclusivity agreement to block out other bids.

Niall Sargent
4th Jun, 2025 - 4 min read

Deel accuses rival Rippling of “carefully coordinated espionage campaign”

Amid claims and counterclaims, now $12 billion-valued Deel alleges its rival Rippling ran a campaign against it using its “Competitive Intelligence Department”. Rippling rejects these claims and says it has the "highest ethical standards."

Tom Lyons
3rd Jun, 2025 - 3 min read

“I came up here for protection and not to be slaughtered. You tainted my good name”

Counsel for sellers the Thomson Moores claimed this morning that John Magnier's account of what happened on the night he says a deal was struck for a 750-acre estate “doesn't hold water”.

Niall Sargent
29th May, 2025 - 4 min read

Jeff Leo to be cross-examined in contentious Wenning case alleging multi-million fraud

Wealthy American investor Mary Wenning is claiming in the High Court that “very large sums of money” she believed her company was investing in Ireland have gone missing. This is denied by Jeff Leo, who will now be questioned in court on the matter.

Tom Lyons
9th May, 2025 - 5 min read

A partnership beyond repair: Eamonn Duignan and Eamon Waters in the High Court

Property developer Duignan claims shareholder oppression in a firm he used with Waters to buy the Laurence Shopping Centre in Drogheda. Waters says the claim has no merit and wants the case struck out.

Niall Sargent
8th May, 2025 - 3 min read
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