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Finalists for the sixth AIB Private Banking Irish Law Awards have been announced, following a 36 per cent increase in entries this year. A judging panel chaired ...

Pictured (l-r): Sinead Kearney, ByrneWallace; Denise Kirwan, Comyn Kelleher Tobin; Children's Ombudsman Dr. Muldoon (attending separately), Josepha Madigan TD; Keith Walsh, Chairperson, Child & Family Law Committee; ...

Pictured: Manan Kumar Mishra, senior advocate and Chairman of the Bar Council of India, and UCD President Professor Andrew J Deeks University College Dublin (UCD) has signed ...

Salaries for legal professionals in Northern Ireland are performing strongly in the face of Brexit uncertainty, a survey has revealed. The regional Salary Survey Report from Abacus ...

Women in Northern Ireland could face criminal investigation if they include reference to a previously unreported rape in their tax credit application, a charity has said. From ...

Darragh Mackin Lawyers for Irish citizen Ibrahim Halawa, who is on trial in Cairo for alleged participation in a political protest, have cautiously welcomed reports of progress ...

Brendan Howlin People who distribute an intimate image of somebody else without their consent could be jailed for six months under legislative proposals published by the Labour ...

Two transgender persons suffered violations of their article 8 rights on account of an obligation to establish the irreversible nature of the change in their appearance in ...

A man who was unanimously convicted by a jury on two counts of false imprisonment has had his conviction quashed in the Court of Appeal. Delivering the ...

Paul McGarry SC Paul McGarry SC, chair of the Council of The Bar of Ireland, has robustly defended his opposition to the proposed lay majority on the ...

The Government has approved the establishment of a Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland, Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald (pictured) has announced. In making the announcement, ...

Businesses need to keep ahead of employment law developments and have "greater respect" for statutory dispute bodies, employment law expert Kieran Mulvey has said. Mr Mulvey, former ...

Les Allamby The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission (NIHRC) has welcomed the progress made to transfer responsibility for the provision of education at Woodlands Juvenile Justice Centre ...

Gerlind Wisskirchen New labour and employment legislation is “urgently needed” before the impending AI revolution, including in the area of liability for autonomous cars, according to a ...