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A couple who built their house in 2006, despite their application for planning permission being refused by Meath County Council, have been ordered by the Supreme Court to remove their dwelling and restore the lands to their pre-development condition. Describing the couple as having a “reckless dis

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Brexit has been blamed for a dip in revenue growth at continental law firms that are not outposts of British or American firms. Revenue growth at European firms slipped 0.5 per cent last year before an overall increase of 4.1 per cent. This compares with revenue growth of five per cent in 2014. Turn

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An hour-long docu-drama to be broadcast on Cork radio this Thursday will revisit a landmark trial in Irish legal history. The Price of Liberty, to be aired on LifeFM at 3pm on Thursday, and again at 5pm on Saturday, explores the 1780 case of Father Neale and Lord Doneraile.

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Up to 40 pro-choice lawyers responded to a call to get organised ahead of an anticipated referendum on the Eighth Amendment. Lawyers for Choice, part of the Coalition to Repeal the Eighth Amendment, aims to "create opportunities for lawyers to participate in the campaign for reproductive justice in

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