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Extra workshops on practical AI use

Law Society Skillnet has announced additional introductory workshops on AI across the country, after strong demand over the past year.
Constitution ‘may complicate Irish unity’, event told

The Irish Constitution was conceived as an instrument capable of underpinning national unity, but may in fact complicate that objective, a Supreme Court judge has said.
EU urges TikTok to change ‘addictive’ design

A European Commission investigation has preliminarily found that social-media platform TikTok is in breach of the Digital Services Act (DSA) due to its “addictive design”.
Entries open for Law Society media awards

The Law Society is inviting entries to the Justice Media Awards 2026, which will take place at Blackhall Place in June.
SRA steps in as PM Law network collapses

The body that regulators the solicitors’ profession in England and Wales has stepped in to protect clients’ interests at PM Law, a network of firms that closed unexpectedly earlier this week.
CCPC registers first ‘data-altruism’ body

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has registered Ireland’s first data-altruism organisation under EU legislation that is aimed at promoting greater data-sharing by businesses

AI Office will be statutory independent body

The Government has published an outline of legislation that will implement key elements of the EU’s AI Act.
135 recommendations in second Leveson report

The second part of a report on Britain’s criminal-justice system has made 135 recommendations aimed at reducing a backlog in the Crown courts in England and Wales.
Disclosure of counselling notes to be restricted

The Government has approved an amendment to a justice bill that the Minister for Justice says would create a form of statutory privilege for counselling notes in sexual-offence trials.
Carlo Salizzo joins Dentons as TMT partner

Global law firm Dentons has appointed Carlo Salizzo as a partner in its TMT (technology, media, and telecoms) practice in Dublin.
CSSO opens essay competition for students

The Chief State Solicitor’s Office (CSSO) is accepting entries for its third annual essay competition for law students, with a first prize of €500.
Gambling watchdog can begin issuing licences

The Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration has signed an order that will allow the gambling regulator to begin issuing remote and in-person betting licences.
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