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The young ones

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Solicitor struck off over falsified CV sent to law firm

Pre-job checks revealed qualification discrepancies
Justice league

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WhatsApp can challenge EDPB decision

The EU’s highest court has ruled that WhatsApp Ireland can challenge a fine imposed on it for breaching the GDPR in the EU courts.

Bad robot

Bad robot For those who have been the subject of intimate image abuse – including children – criminal sanctions after the event are of little comfort. Restriction of access to these tools is urgently
Backing for bill on Dublin Airport limit

The Government has approved the priority drafting of a bill that will give the Minister for Transport new powers to change the passenger cap at Dublin Airport.

‘Muted’ start to 2026 for construction sector

A survey of the construction sector has found that activity remained muted at the start of this year, despite an increase in new orders.

UN calls for ‘prompt quashing’ of Lai verdict

‘Exercise of fundamental freedoms criminalised’

Law Society strongly opposes scale of fees

Since my last message, some important issues have come to the fore, writes Rosemarie Loftus.
British pensioners wed more often than young men

Marriage rate down three-quarters in fifty years
Clogged grid, not investor appetite, limits renewables

Systems gap highlighted by Addleshaw Goddard

LILA to host patent litigation seminar

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