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€25,000 Tayto Park Fall Compensation for Boy (13)

The High Court has approved an injury compensation settlement of €25,000 for a boy, 13-year-old Conor Bolger, as a result of a the injuries his suffered following a fall from a playground tower at Tayto Park...

Man Awarded Compensation for Unfair Dismissal

The Workplace Relations Commission has awarded a former employee of the Boyne Valley Group €15,000 compensation for unfair dismissal. The man from Drogheda in County Louth was employed as a supervisor in the...

Nursing Negligence Claim Settled at Court Hearing

A nursing negligence claim, made by a woman who fractured her spine when she fell out of bed, has been settled at a hearing of the Circuit Civil Court. The plaintiff - a seventy-nine year old woman from...

Car Crash Injury Settlements Upheld after Court Hearing

Seven car crash injury settlements, originally awarded by Buncrana Circuit Court in 2015, have been upheld after a hearing of the High Court. On June 28th 2011, a two-car accident on a roundabout in Lifford,...

How to Claim for Workplace Noise Induced Hearing Loss

The best way to claim for workplace noise induced hearing loss in Ireland is with the assistance of a personal injury solicitor. This article explains why. If you have suffered damage to your hearing due to...

Birth Defect Claims against Sanofi made in France

Parents whose children were exposed to valproic acid in the womb have started making birth defect claims against Sanofi - the French manufacturer of Epilim. Epilim is the trade name in Ireland for an...