465 result(s) for "brexit"
EU offers visa exemption to British citizens post-exit

EU ambassadors have agreed that, post-Brexit, British citizens coming to the Schengen area for a short stay will be granted visa-free travel.

Introducing the new Guy

Introducing the new Guy Catherine Guy has recently stepped down as ByrneWallace’s managing partner after over six years at the helm and – as she draws the 29-year association with the firm she joined
Company directors must be EU resident post-Brexit, CRO warns

If Britain leaves the EU without any deal in place, companies that have only UK-resident directors will be required to comply with section 37 of the Companies Act 2014, which deals with the

Growth and stability in PC numbers in 2018

Growth and stability in PC numbers in 2018 There were 10,972 solicitors with practising certificates on 31 December 2018 – an increase of 511 (or 4.8%) over the 10,461 practising certificate holders

Brexodus: one-third of British firms activate relocation plans

A British Institute of Directors’ (IoD) survey shows that almost one-third of firms surveyed are planning to shift operations abroad to cope with a hard Brexit.

Barclays moves €190 billion in assets to Dublin

Barclays moves €190 billion in assets to Dublin Britain’s Barclays Bank is to transfer €190 billion worth of assets to Ireland after receiving High Court approval in London yesterday for the move.

No deal means UK reverts to national law, solicitors warned

No deal UK reverts to national law, lawyers told The Law Society of England and Wales has issued solicitors’ guidelines on commercial co-operation in the event of a no-deal Brexit. It highlights the

MH&C growth surge follows 2017 dip

Mason Hayes & Curran saw a resurgence in 2018, with a growth rate of 8% and revenues of €82 million.

Counterfeiting on agenda at trademark conference

The International Trademark Association (INTA) holds its annual conference on February 18–19 in Paris.

Brexit a ‘defining moment’ for Ireland, says minister

The Minister for Financial Services and Insurance Michael D’Arcy says that “Brexit is the overarching challenge for Ireland right now.

Dáil justice committee to probe human rights post-Brexit

The Dáil Éireann Joint Committee on Justice and Equality will convene tomorrow at 9am in committee room 2 at Leinster House to hear submissions on the topic of rights and equality in the context of

Justice minister sets out reasons for opposition to child citizenship bill

Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan set out his opposition to granting citizenship to all children born in Ireland in a speech in the Dáil yesterday.

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