The 75-year-old's challenge to the sale of his Cashel Avenue house over a tax bill of almost €1 million could not go ahead because no judge was available to hear it.
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Rolexes, BMWs and frozen accounts: Dublin charity Liberty Recycling shut down as gardaí probe suspected money laundering and links to Africa
More than 100 workers have been temporarily laid off and hundreds of clothes banks left full after the High Court handed control of the Dublin charity to liquidators. Gardaí stress nothing has been proven.
Garda revolt: rank-and-file gardaí to work to rule as world leaders descend on Dublin, as GRA accuses Commissioner of ‘trampling’ on rights
The Garda Representative Association has told members to work to rule for five days in November, coinciding with two major EU gatherings in Dublin. Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly says supporters of the action are a minority.


