News

The newly-appointed head of Pinsent Masons' Dublin office has spoken about her work to "de-stigmatise" flexible working arrangements by promoting them among staff who are neither parents nor carers. Gayle Bowen, who was named the firm's inaugural Dublin head last month, has previously highlighted th

Dublin-based ByrneWallace is set to host former Taoiseach Enda Kenny at a seminar in Manchester this week which is aimed at promoting bilateral trade between the English city and Ireland. Thursday's event is being held in association with the British Irish Chamber of Commerce (BICC) and the Greater

Limerick solicitor David Herlihy will not be allowed to resume practice as a solicitor even if he wins an appeal against an earlier High Court order, the Irish Examiner reports. Mr Justice Peter Kelly, president of the High Court, said a strike-off order in relation to separate findings of professio

Belfast firm Tughans has announced its sponsorship of the Insurance Institute of Northern Ireland's (IINI) premium masterclass series for 2018/19.

The Galway office of LK Shields has announced a new corporate partnership with the Druid Theatre Company. The theatre company's production of Richard III is currently running at the city's Abbey Theatre until 27 October.

Police are searching for thieves who stole a whole vineyard of grapes. The thieves made off with their grape haul by "running a professional harvesting machine over the entire vineyard", police in southern Germany told the Rheinpfalz newspaper.

Six members of the Irish Countrywomen's Association (ICA) have been granted relief in the High Court in relation to serious procedural irregularities in its 2018 election which they said were in breach of the Constitution of the ICA. In a recently published judgment, Ms Justice Una Ní Raifear

The Irish Refugee Council (IRC) has announced the appointment of Katie Mannion as managing solicitor. Ms Mannion will be leading the independent law centre's work on strategic litigation and early legal advice for asylum seekers.

Leman Solicitors has announced the appointment of Kilian McCarthy as a legal executive in the Dublin firm's litigation team. Mr McCarthy studied at DIT and University College Dublin, where he received his Master of Laws in International Commercial Law.

Dublin firm Reddy Charlton has announced the appointment of Eoin Paterson as its new company secretarial manager. Mr Paterson, a law graduate from Ulster University, joins from A&L Goodbody, where he was a legal executive in banking and property.

The judge-led review of the administration of justice in serious sexual offence cases is ahead of schedule and will publish its recommendations next month, according to reports. Sir John Gillen, a retired Court of Appeal judge, was appointed in April to carry out an independent review which was expe

TV presenter and comedian Dara Ó Briain was the guest speaker at the Irish Venture Capital Association's (IVCA) 33rd annual dinner, sponsored by Mason Hayes & Curran.

High Court judges could receive an extra £60,000 a year if new salary recommendations are accepted. The Senior Salaries Review Body has suggested that senior judges in England and Wales receive pay rises of up to 32 per cent.

The Probation Board for Northern Ireland has officially opened a new office in Omagh, based in the Sperrin Centre alongside justice partner organisations such as the Youth Justice Agency. Probation supervises a number of people on community sentences within the Omagh area to guide their rehabilitati