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Eversheds Sutherland appoints data expert

Eversheds Sutherland has appointed Laura Fannin as a partner in its Dublin office.
Home-price growth slowest for two years

The annual rate of growth in residential-property prices eased for the second month in a row in March, according to the latest official figures.
A system in tatters

A system in tatters The Family Law Private Practitioner Scheme is an example of access to justice at its best. However, if it is to continue, it must be properly resourced, argues Siún Hurley –

Leaders urged to stand firm on migration declaration

Civil-society organisation and human-rights activists across the island of Ireland have urged the Taoiseach and the British Prime Minister to resist any moves to weaken protections under the European
CJEU backs Italy’s press-compensation scheme

The EU’s top court has found that an Italian scheme to compensate press publishers for use of their material online by social-media and other technology companies is permissible under EU law.
Pass the paracetamol!

Pass the paracetamol! The Residential Tenancies Act grows more complex with each new instalment. While some reforms are welcome, increased regulation risks driving out smaller landlords in favour of

A day in the life

A day in the life of the Law Society's anti-money-laundering unit The Law Society’s dedicated anti-money-laundering unit is housed within the Regulation Department, where all AML matters are dealt

True crime

True crime The Law Society’s Criminal Law Committee is staunchly opposed to Government proposals for changes to the legal-aid system. Mary Hallissey gets out of jail free Criminal defence solicitors

DPC fines Permanent TSB for GDPR breaches

The data-protection watchdog has fined Permanent TSB (PTSB) a total of €277,500 for breaches of the GDPR.

Helen Dixon to speak at ICEL data conference

More details of the Irish Centre for European Law (ICEL) 2026 conference on privacy and data protection have been announced.
Underpinning the rule of law

The Department of Justice’s flawed proposals to reform criminal legal aid remain a high priority for me and for the Law Society, writes Rosemarie Loftus.

Government to study British ruling on Troubles act

The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade has said that the Government will “carefully” study a judgment delivered yesterday (7 May) by Britain’s Supreme Court.

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