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Minister to back pay rise for security workers

Workers in the security industry are set to receive a pay rise later this month after a new Employment Regulation Order (ERO) comes into effect.
DPC launches TikTok China data transfer probe

Platform held user info on Chinese servers
EU Space Act proposal to end fragmentation

Move covers safety, resilience, and sustainability
Flexible PPC course meets ‘unmet demand’

The legal-services watchdog says that the popularity of the Law Society’s part-time programme for trainee solicitors indicates that it has addressed “a previously unmet demand” within the profession.
Circle K’s Pelco deal cleared after pledges

The competition watchdog has cleared a proposed acquisition in the service-station sector, but the deal is subject to legally binding commitments.
Changes aim to cut costs of building apartments

The Department of Housing has published revised standards that it says are aimed at making it more viable to build apartments.
CCPC warns motor industry on repairs

The competition watchdog has issued a warning to the Irish motor industry after reports of anti-competitive practices in the sale, maintenance, and repair of motor vehicles.
Extra judges ‘leading to court efficiencies’

Courts Service Chief Executive Angela Denning has said that new legislation provides challenges for the courts system, particularly when demand is strong from the start.
MHC promotes data and tech partner

MHC promotes data and tech partner Business-law firm Mason Hayes & Curran has promoted Micheál McCarthy to partner in its data and technology team.   McCarthy joined the firm as a trainee lawyer in

Don’t ‘double down’ on errors – High Court President

The President of the High Court has urged new solicitors to admit any mistakes they may make and not attempt to cover them up.

Emissions falling, but not fast enough – EPA

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has warned that reductions in greenhouse gases recorded last year are not big enough to achieve its legally binding targets.

Two vacancies on Central Bank Commission

The Government is seeking to fill two vacancies on the Central Bank Commission, which is responsible for ensuring that the Central Bank discharges its statutory functions properly.
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