2031 result(s) for "eu"
Transparency vs data-privacy clash topic for discussion

Law Society EU and International Affairs Committee seminar
Booking.com hotel rules ‘may affect competition’

The EU’s highest court has found that restrictions imposed by hotel-reservations site Booking.com on hotels could affect competition in the market.

Six justice bills on autumn legislation list

The Government's legislative programme for the upcoming Dáil session, which runs for 13 weeks, includes 61 bills.
AI use is HR hiring processes is high-risk – MHC

EU act ‘prescriptive and interventionist’, webinar hears
IHREC wants new forced-labour offence

The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC has called on the Government to address gaps in new legislation on human trafficking that was enacted in July.
Learn how to apply European human-rights standards nationally

Train up on ECHR and Fundamental Rights charter interplay
EU court sets aside €1.5 billion Google fine

An EU court has annulled a decision by the European Commission to impose a fine of almost €1.5 billion on Google.
Automatic for the people

Proposals to introduce mandatory pension saving in Ireland have been mooted by various governments over the last two decades or so. Those proposals never quite reached the stage of draft legislation.

EU justice portfolio for Michael McGrath

Law Society welcomes 'significant appointment' for Ireland and EU
New assistant professor of EU law at TCD

Dr Sarah Arduin has been appointed assistant professor in EU law at Trinity College Dublin (TCD), as part of a partnership announced last year between the university and the law firm Matheson.
Central Bank states its crypto demands under EU framework

Competent national authority under MiCAR authorisation
‘Stand-alone’ info-sharing may infringe EU law

Strategic details-swap may breach competition law
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