Tim Healy

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ABO Energy Ireland Ltd and ABO Energy O&M Ireland Ltd, operators of the wind farm at Gibbett Hill, near Bunclody, along with its owner, Wexwind Ltd, also face a potential legal costs bill of €2.3m incurred by Raymond Byrne and Lorna Moorhead in their proceedings. Mr Justice Oisín Quinn refused to grant a stay, pending appeal, on orders made in a judgment on Friday so as to permit the three turbines closest to the couple’s home to partially operate over certain fixed hours.

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Tim Healy

Mr Justice Mark Sanfey said the stay would be in place until early October when the court will hear an application by TikTok seeking a longer stay until the court hears the full challenge to the DPC decision which included a €530m fine on TikTok. The judge, who heads the Commercial Court, also granted TikTok an application to have the case admitted to the fast track commercial list. The court heard there was no objection to entry from the DPC.

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Tim Healy

Tipperary University Hospital apologises over care for pregnant mother who died after being discharged homeTipperary University Hospital has apologised to the family of a 37-year-old mother for the shortcomings in care which led to her tragic death and that of her unborn baby. Caroline Kavanagh was 22 weeks pregnant with her second child, a baby boy when she first presented at the Clonmel hospital A&E with chest pain.

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Tim Healy

Examinership for Workman’s Club firm is extended by the High CourtThe High Court has extended the examinership to Workman’s Club Ltd, part of the former Press Up hospitality and entertainment group, after hearing efforts to ensure its survival were progressing well. Ms Justice Eileen Roberts said she was satisfied to extend the examinership to July 10 following submissions from Declan Murphy BL, for the examiner, Declan McDonald of PwC.

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Tim Healy

Billionaire John Magnier’s son-in-law denies ‘low balling’ vendor in bid for estate, High Court hearsJohn Magnier arrives at the High Court in Dublin in a John Deere cap. Photo: Collins CourtsBillionaire bloodstock magnate John Magnier's son-in-law has denied "low balling" the vendors of Barne Estate in an allegedly "deceptive" manner in starting bids on the Co Tipperary property before a €15M alleged purchase deal fell through.