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Court rejects landlord-turned-screenwriter’s bid to use stalking laws to ‘silence’ journalist

Summary by Irish Times
Judge criticises attempt to ‘gag’ reporter and orders applicant to foot €10,000 legal bill

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Court rejects landlord-turned-screenwriter’s bid to use stalking laws to ‘silence’ journalist

Judge criticises attempt to ‘gag’ reporter and orders applicant to foot €10,000 legal bill

·Dublin, Ireland
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Irish IndependentIrish Independent
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How rogue landlord tried to use anti-stalking legislation to gag the media

A rogue landlord and tax defaulter sought to use anti-stalking legislation to gag a journalist from writing about his affairs, a court has found.

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How rogue landlord tried to use anti-stalking legislation to gag the media - EUROPE SAYS

How rogue landlord tried to use anti-stalking legislation to gag the media by PoppedCork

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Irish Independent broke the news in Ireland on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
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