Sexual offences up 10 per cent in era of #MeToo
Sexual offences rose by 10 per cent last year, new figures show.
Published 26 March 2019
Joanne Finn: Google “Ads” the cost of another fine – do competition regulators agree on digital markets?
Joanne Finn looks at the latest fine imposed on search giant Google and how such decisions are affecting market regulation.
Published 26 March 2019
Dublin property prices down by average of €7,500
Property prices in Dublin city have decreased by an average of €7,500 in the first three months of the year as mortgage finance rules bite, the REA Average House Price Index has found.
Published 26 March 2019
Cabinet to finalise divorce referendum wording
The Cabinet is to finalise the wording of the divorce referendum, to be held in May.
Published 26 March 2019
England: Lawyers reprimanded and told to pay compensation for using transgender client's birth name
Lawyers have been reprimanded for using a transgender client's birth name when advising them on a discrimination claim.
Published 26 March 2019
UK among most egregious violaters of European employment rights charter
The UK is in significant violation of the provisions of a European employment charter as a result of offering an inadequate minimum wage and failing to provide workers with legal guarantees to ensure they are remunerated for overtime.
Published 26 March 2019
And finally... toy soldiers
An army rifleman was reprimanded after going on a killing spree – in a virtual battlefield.
Published 26 March 2019
Brexit discussion chaired by Mr Justice Murray launches new moot appeal court for Limerick law students
Mr Justice John Murray joined other leading legal figures to discuss the impact of Brexit on Ireland at an event marking the launch of a new moot appeal court at the University of Limerick (UL).
Published 25 March 2019
Flanagan welcomes new fraud figures as evidence of Government's success
Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan has welcomed new figures showing a rise in recorded fraud offences as evidence of the success of the Government's anti-fraud strategy.
Published 25 March 2019
Eversheds Sutherland advises on first Irish social housing PPP project
Eversheds Sutherland acted as the legal adviser on Ireland's first social housing public private partnership (PPP) project.
Published 25 March 2019
