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Clones Credit Union have been granted summary judgment for the principle sum owed by members who borrowed in excess of €212,000 in 2008. Finding that the defendants ...

Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan Ireland will begin processing Passenger Name Recognition (PNR) data from air carriers and exchanging data and processing results with EU member states and ...

Two former Attorneys General and a former Supreme Court justice yesterday launched a joint appeal for a Yes vote in the upcoming referendum on repealing the ...

Lawyers for a man who pleaded guilty to arson after the Supreme Court overturned his acquittal say he has done the legal world some good. Anthony McDonnell, ...

Maynooth University Department of Law has announced the appointment of Dr Ian D. Marder as a lecturer in criminology. Canadian-born Dr Marder grew up in the UK ...

Regulators in France and Belgium are allowing English lawyers to requalify even if they do not speak the local languages in an attempt to bring commercial legal ...

The Dublin Solicitors' Bar Association (DSBA) Golf Society has organised two outings this summer for DSBA members and their guests. The first outing, on Wednesday 27 June ...

Police officers dealing with digital disclosure are under-trained and often unaware of what they are looking for, a Justice Select Committee has heard. Digital forensic experts have ...

The UK’s police forces must address concerns over the use of facial recognition technology or they may face legal action, according to the UK’s privacy watchdog. Information ...

Proposals for a second public inquiry into the conduct of the press have been defeated by MPs for what could be the final time. The House of ...

Facebook Ireland Ltd has been unsuccessful in applying for a stay to enable it to appeal an order for reference to the Court of Justice of the ...

Pictured (l-r): Rachel Kavanagh, Christine O’Donovan, Kevin Power and Gerard Kelly Mason Hayes & Curran has named the four new leaders of its healthcare & medical law, ...