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EU’s ‘stop-the-clock' move now in effect

An EU measure that will postpone the application dates for a directive on sustainability-reporting requirements has come into effect in Ireland.
Ireland faces EU action on renewables permits

The European Commission has stepped up infringement action against Ireland over a directive on renewable energy.
‘More resources needed for AI regulators’

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) says that none of the nine bodies in Ireland to be given additional powers through the EU’s AI Act have received additional resources from the Government.
Likely CJEU ruling ‘hard to justify’ – minister

The Minister for Justice has warned that an expected upcoming judgment from the EU’s highest court could be “very hard to justify”.
CRO netted €9.7m in late filing fees in 2024

Strike-offs back for absent beneficial-owner details
Beauchamps names two corporate partners

Law firm Beauchamps has appointed Oisín McLoughlin and David McMunn as partners in its corporate, commercial, and M&A (mergers and acquisitions) group.
Two solicitors granted Patents of Precedence

The Government has granted Patents of Precedence to 28 lawyers, allowing them to use the title of Senior Counsel (SC).
Webinar for legal professionals who support charities

Charities Regulator event to explain processes
Regulation matters

Promoting effective regulation is a strategic priority for the Law Society, set out in the Law Society Statement of Strategy 2024-2028.
Medical apps now ‘products’ under EU law – MHC

Digital health regulation signals major shift
Plan to simplify EU’s state-aid exemption rule

The European Commission has asked for views on its review of a rule that exempts some forms of state aid from EU scrutiny.
SRA shuts down firm run by ex-Labour mayor

Regulator cites ‘reason to suspect dishonesty’
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