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Laois Nationalist — Learner driver loses damages claim over car crashing into bridge in Laois

Learner driver loses damages claim over car crashing into bridge in Laois Friday, July 16, 2021   By Mary Carolan A learner driver who claimed she suffered a back injury after a diesel spill on a road in Co Laois allegedly caused her car to crash into a bridge has lost her High Court damages action. Mr Justice Michael Twomey concluded Kellie Quinlivan had not established, on the balance of probabilities, the diesel spill caused the accident on the morning of July 6th 2015. The judge had “misgivings” about the reliability of Ms Quinlivan’s memory for reasons including, at a meeting in her solicitor’s office prior to her case being heard, she told an MIBI doctor she had no previous accidents.

Irish Times journalists recognised at Justice Media Awards

Irish Times journalists recognised at Justice Media Awards
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Irish-American of the Year – Ray Kelly

At the helm of the NYPD, the nation’s largest police force, which is acknowledged as an international model for its cutting-edge crime-fighting techniques and facing down terrorist threats, is Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, a former Marine who likes a challenge. Ray Kelly recalls how when he was only seven years old. he’d often hop on the subway and travel down the West Side of Manhattan alone to have lunch with his mom who was a coat check girl at Macy’s, the nation’s biggest department store. His dad, James Francis Kelly, spent twenty years as a milkman, first driving a horse-drawn carriage over cobblestone streets and later upgrading to a standup motorized half wagon.

Ageism at work, a staycation saga and hope for Irish brewers

Ageism at work, a staycation saga and hope for Irish brewers Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk about 2 hours ago   It’s the place where disputes between employees and employers end up, but is the way the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) operates constitutional? The Supreme Court ruled earlier this month that two aspects – that hearings were held in private and there was no provision of an oath – were indeed incompatible with the constitution, so now the Government says it will introduce urgent legislation to remedy the way the WRC works. Martin Wall and Mary Carolan report on what this means for cases in future.

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