This follows Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) Adjudicator, Jim Dolan, finding that John Butler was unfairly dismissed by Paddywagon Ltd in July 2024 due to a lack of procedure utilised by the firm.

The Workplace Relations Commission ruled that security firm, CK Executive Services Ireland Limited, had unfairly dismissed Maria Monzon from her job

The Workplace Relations Committee ruled that the HSE had discriminated against Lithuanian worker, Gediminas Gvazdauskas, on grounds of nationality

Eoghan McGowan (29) was a serving garda member when he assaulted the 17-year-old boy, who was in the care of the State at the time.

John Crothers, a 66-year-old, admitted damaging the car when he appeared at Letterkenny Circuit Court.

Sophia and Grace Mohan were awarded damages of €19,200 and €21,500 by Judge Roderick Maguire on Thursday.

The Workplace Relations Commission ruled that Airtastic Cork Limited, which operates an entertainment centre at Eastgate Retail Park, Little Island, Co Cork, discriminated against the 12-year-old boy on grounds of disability

It is the fourth discrimination payout that Ms Lattimore has received across 2025 and 2024 concerning cases she has taken to the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) under the Equal Status Act, and she has now received a cumulative €20,000

Mr Justice Donal O'Donnell gave the warning as judges and lawyers gathered to mark the opening of the new legal year

Ronan Hughes was jailed for 20 years in 2021 for the manslaughter of 39 Vietnamese nationals found in a vehicle in Essex in October 2019.

The Irish government is expected to start an awareness campaign to encourage more people to apply for redress.

The passenger, who is autistic and wanted an emergency row seat to accommodate a sleep apnoea device, claimed the airline had breached the Equal Status Act by discriminating against him on grounds of his disability.

The five judge court rejected arguments by the Electricity Supply Board (ESB) that a property arbitrator was not entitled to include compensation for land depreciation

A total of 345 individual awards were made by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Tribunal in 2023 – an annual increase of 22 per cent.

Storm Éowyn left thousands of people without power across the country after it hit the country in January. 

Mr Hayes said that there had been a “whole of government approach” under which people could seek compensation through the humanitarian assistance scheme.

Eteam Workforce claimed it had made an error in omitting an end date to her contract of employment.

The WRC found that Metron Stores Limited, trading as Iceland (in liquidation), discriminated against the woman on the grounds of gender

Jason Platt lost his personal injury claim for damages in the High Court in 2015

Ms Pictor worked as financial controller and administration coordinator at the charity after she joined it in October 2008 until she was made redundant on February 11th 2022.

Judge Keenan Johnson said it was “completely and utterly wrong” that innocent victims were often faced with large bills as a result of crimes being committed against them.

The fast-food worker was awarded €500 in compensation

Padraig Lowry, now 29, suffered catastrophic injuries when his arm was sucked into a combine harvester on a New Zealand farm in 2015

Judge John Aylmer imposed a two-and-a-half year sentence, which he suspended in full due to the payment of the compensation in full

Derek Coughlan (60), Meadowmount, Churchtown, Dublin, was rear-ended by a truck on August 13th 2020

The latest annual report of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Tribunal shows compensation totalling €6,321,559 was awarded to 192 claimants in 2022.

A worker in a direct provision centre in Dublin who was mocked at work by colleagues over his English accent has been awarded €3,500 in compensation

The Workplace Relations Commission ruled the Oriel House Hotel discriminated against the group when they were turned away despite having a booking