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North’s solicitors set up new safety group

The Law Society of Northern Ireland has set up a new group on solicitor safety in response to a growing number of reports from its members about harassment, threats, and intimidation while carrying

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Creeslough families welcome appeal success

Families affected by an explosion in Creeslough, Co Donegal that killed ten people in 2022 have welcomed a decision to quash an application for a new building on the site of the blast.
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EU data meetings sometimes ‘politicised’ – Dixon

The former head of the Data Protection Commission has said that meetings of EU data regulators sometimes became politicised, as issues linked to Ireland’s corporate-tax regime were brought up.

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EU acts under ‘level playing field’ rule

The European Commission has taken its first action under a mechanism designed to ensure a level playing field for EU companies tendering for business in countries around the world.
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Irish regulator to head EU drugs agency

Ireland’s Dr Lorraine Nolan has been appointed as the next executive director of the European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA).
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DPC imposed fines of €652 million in 2024

The data-protection watchdog imposed fines totalling €652 million last year, according to its annual report.
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Four new hires at Gateley’s Belfast office

Legal and professional-services group Gateley has announced four new hires in its Belfast office.
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EU’s top court urged to dismiss Google appeal

An adviser to the EU’s highest court has said that it should dismiss an appeal by Google against a fine of €4.1 billion set by a lower court.
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Central Bank lowers home-building forecasts

The Central Bank has lowered its forecast for housing completions for this year, 2026, and 2027, warning that the final figures could be even lower than its projections.
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EU bodies reach deal on carbon rules

EU member states and the European Parliament have agreed a provisional deal on proposals aimed at simplifying rules that target ‘carbon leakage’.
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ABA files action against Trump administration

The American Bar Association (ABA) has filed a lawsuit against the US government, more than two dozen federal departments and agencies, and the heads of those departments and agencies.
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Ireland faces action on terrorist-content rule

The European Commission has referred Ireland to the EU’s highest court for not complying with rules aimed at combatting terrorist content online.
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