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Solicitor who brought Haunting Soldier to Dublin to receive MBE

Solicitor who brought 'Haunting Soldier' to Dublin to receive MBE Irish solicitor Sabina Purcell has received an MBE, as an Irish citizen, for her work in the area of British-Irish relations. She

Holmes O’Malley Sexton bursary recipient named

A student from Kilmallock, Co Limerick, has been awarded the prestigious Holmes O’Malley Sexton Scholarship at the University of Limerick (UL).
‘Legal backbone’ needed to tackle tech giants’ ad dominance

Level playing field essential, media commission told
Musee dOrsay gives back only Klimt to Jewish owners

‘Act of justice’ acknowledges dark history of Nazi era

IHREC opens human rights awards round

Scheme is open to community groups
Mind your head

Law firms can signal the value they place on optimal employee mental health by signing up to the Law Society’s Professional Wellbeing Charter.

€60 million support scheme for small firms opens

Applications have opened for a new scheme to help businesses that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, but are not eligible for other targeted supports introduced by the Government.
Tightly-drawn brackets will steer PI cases to settlement

But reduction in recoverable legal costs inevitable
Use food label model on web speech technologist

Media plurality key to an informed populace
Michael Walsh profile

Cork-born Michael Walsh of ByrneWallace talks with Mary Hallissey about property, COVID’s business impact, diversity, and the drive to modernise Ireland
Risk assessment

Assessing and addressing risk and compliance in your law firm
Minorities and nomads excluded by housing ‘local connection’ test

Mercy Law Resource Centre (MLRC), which provides free legal advice and representation for people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, has called for urgent action to help minority groups
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