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By Frank Connolly. Disgraced former judge, Heather Perrin, may have done her time but some of those whose wills she administered are still awaiting justice. The remaining sibling of Bridget and Frank Murray who lived in Fairview and whose wills were drawn up by Perrin, who unusually had been a solicitor not a barrister, has […]
By Michael Smith. Paul Murphy is 31 but perfectly formed, a model of good humour, principle and intelligence. He grew up in Dublin’s Goatstown, his father worked for Mars and his uncle is newsreader, Michael Murphy. He went to St Kilian’s, a German school in Clonskeagh, where he became politicised by international events like the […]
By Michael Smith. Michael McLoone, former County Manager in Donegal, is suing me. He wants damages, punitive damages, aggravated damages and an order prohibiting the further publication of unspecified statements the subject of the proceedings. We’re not worried. The proceedings relate to material the substance of which is privileged because it refers to affidavits opened […]
Economist Constantin Gurdgiev v Village’s editor Michael Smith
DENIS SHARES SOME HARD-EARNED BUSINESS WISDOM
Michael McLoone seeks damages, punitive damages and aggravated damages for defamation. By Michael Smith
Irish legislation is contingent on getting declaration, obscurely-conditioned, anti-client and opaque. By Kieran Fitzpatrick