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Court of Appeal acknowledges the withdrawal of an appeal by a spectator who was injured by a golf ball at an amateur championship, after the parties reached a settlement, where the original High Court decision had dismissed the spectator's claim against the golf club, the golfing union, and the player; and the Court vacates all High Court costs orders and makes no order as to costs in the Court of Appeal.
Court of Appeal - settlement - withdrawal of appeal - personal injury - golf ball incident - spectator injury - County Sligo Golf Club - Golfing Union of Ireland - Occupiers Liability Act 1995 - negligence - liability - costs orders - consensual resolution - judicial discretion - public interest - fact-specific cases.
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