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Stephen Bourke's coverage primarily focuses on local legal policy and government announcements related to human resources, employment, workplace discrimination, and compensation in Dublin, Ireland. He appears to be particularly interested in cases of workplace discrimination, legal disputes regarding employment rights and compensation issues.
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By: Stephen Bourke
The Labour Court has ordered a tech company to pay over half a million US dollars to its Irish founder after the firm failed in its appeal against what it claimed to be an "excessive" unfair dismissal award. It follows a significant ruling by the appellate court that because of his high pay and past
By: Stephen Bourke
The leader of a gun-running ring who were smuggling arms into Ireland from America has been jailed for 12 years after being caught “red-handed” in a garda raid during which parts for six assault rifles and hundreds of rounds of ammunition were seized.
By: Stephen Bourke
Mark McCourt told prospective customer he would throw in 10 pipe bombs to seal €75,000 cash deal to supply guns and ammo smuggled from America
By: Paul Neilan, Stephen Bourke
Dr Gerko obtained British citizenship in 2016 and gave up his Russian passport in 2022, but was still a joint citizen of both nations at the time of ...
By: Stephen Bourke
The High Court has refused to surrender a Limerick man to authorities in Greece, where he is wanted on human trafficking charges, after his lawyers objected to extradition on the basis of conditions in the prison system there.
By: Stephen Bourke
The objection to the application for extradition was due to the conditions in Greek prisons, his barrister said.
