John O’Donnell
John O'Donnell SC is a prominent barrister known for his expertise in civil litigation and data protection law. He represented the plaintiff in a recent High Court case against the Bank of Ireland, where the bank settled for €350,000 after allegedly releasing a woman's confidential banking details to her estranged father, leading to harassment and psychological distress for the woman.
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Ireland:
Mandate divisional organiser, John O’Donnell, mentioned that unions would work to ensure staff job security remains a priority.
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John O’Donnell quit as finance director of AIB as taxpayers prepared to inject funds into the lender.
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Writers at the funeral included John O’Donnell.
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Ireland:
John O’Donnell SC represented the two plaintiffs in the case against the Bank of Ireland.
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