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Four legal academics with pro-choice group Lawyers for Choice have published a legal analysis of the updated General Scheme of the Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Bill 2018. The paper, published online, has been written by Máiréad Enright, senior lecturer at Birmin

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An academic involved in researching the Magdalene laundries has hit out at the Government for failing to publish the records from the McAleese inquiry, the Irish Examiner reports. Professor James Smith, who is based in the English Department at Boston College and involved in Justice For Magdalenes R

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Permission has been granted for cows to visit nudist beaches during the heatwave to cool down, despite complaints. Nudists have been forced to compete with livestock for beach space and claim their presence is "unhygienic and could pose a health risk".

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New York-based law firm Tully Rinckey changed its approach to its Dublin expansion following President Donald Trump's US tax reforms, The American Lawyer reports. The firm's Dublin office currently has three solicitors but hopes to grow to 10 by the end of 2018 and 35 within three years.

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The DCU Brexit Institute has signed a three-year sponsorship deal with AIB, which joins law firm Arthur Cox as an official sponsor of the institute. The institute brings together experts from a number of DCU's faculties and schools, including the School of Law and Government.

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The European Commission has given Poland one month to take measures to undo controversial judicial reforms before it takes the country to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). The Commission said the response from the Polish authorities to the letter of formal notice it issued at the st

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British citizens living in other EU countries have launched a court challenge against Brexit on the basis of electoral law breaches during the referendum campaign. The UK in EU Challenge group, represented by English law firm Croft Solicitors, argues that the referendum was not conducted "in accorda

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Ibrahim Halawa, the Irish citizen who was detained in Egypt for four years during an international campaign for his release, will speak at this year's Belfast International Arts Festival. The full festival programme is set to be launched tomorrow, organisers say, but Patrick Corrigan let Mr Halawa's

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