Friday's top stories: Court orders man to pay €410,000 to bereaved stepchildren he cut off; four killed in Mallorca building collapse

Your top stories on Friday: Court orders man to pay €410,000 to bereaved stepchildren he cut off; four killed in Mallorca building collapse

Ms Justice Eileen Roberts said the now-adult Tara, Karl and Desmond Seepersad had for some years been without income due under a 2009/2010 settlement agreement they entered into with their estranged stepfather, Jim Cahill, when they were aged between 17-18 and their early 20s.

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