Case Reports

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A former employee of An Post who was bullied and harassed by her co-workers after an incident in which another colleague was disciplined for aggressive behaviour towards her has been awarded over €161,000 in damages. In a judgment published yesterday, Mr Justice McDermott accepted that negligence

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A woman from Belfast who is ordinarily resident in Northern Ireland, but who has Irish Citizenship, has lost an application for leave to apply for judicial review of the refusal to allow her to vote in the upcoming referendum on the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution. Finding that the woman had fa

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The Supreme Court has ruled that the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform erred in law in failing to consider whether Article 8 rights were engaged when refusing applications of two Mauritian citizens who had lawfully entered the State through a government scheme in 2006. Emphasising that t

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An employee who fractured his wrist and elbow while using the toilet at the Tesco warehouse in Dublin has been awarded €65,000 in the High Court. Finding that Tesco was liable for the man’s injuries, Mr Justice Anthony Barr found that the floor was in a dangerous and unsafe condition due to the

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