News

13486-13500 of 21284 Articles
Clock icon 1 minute

Arthur Cox has been named M&A Legal Adviser of the Year for Ireland at the Mergermarket European M&A Awards 2018 in London. The awards recognise the achievements of Europe's top dealmakers and reward innovative advisory work on some of the region's most transformative deals of the past year.

Clock icon 1 minute

Kilrane O'Callaghan & Co. Solicitors is under investigation by the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau, The Irish Times reports. In July, principal solicitor Declan O'Callaghan was ordered by the High Court not to practise as a solicitor pending the outcome of Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal p

Clock icon 2 minutes

A court crier has brought a High Court challenge over the Court Service of Ireland's decision to terminate his employment. The action has been taken by Martin Walsh, who has been the tipstaff or crier to Judge Doirbhile Flanagan of the Circuit Court since 2012.

Clock icon 2 minutes

The UK government has announced new measures aimed at preventing criminals abusing Scottish Limited Partnerships (SLPs) to launder dirty money. Business Minister Kelly Tolhurst said the package of transparency and anti-corruption measures would ensure that Scottish Limited Partnerships "can still be

Clock icon 2 minutes

Culture Minister Josepha Madigan has launched a Christmas exhibition of contemporary art by six up-and-coming Irish artists at Mason Hayes & Curran's offices in Dublin. The exhibition was curated by children from three schools in Dublin under the Royal Hibernian Academy's (RHA) art education pro

Clock icon 3 minutes

The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission has published the findings of a new poll on human rights and equality to mark International Human Rights Day 2018. The Amárach Research poll findings from a survey of over 1,200 people in Ireland found overwhelming agreement (84 per cent) that st

Clock icon 1 minute

Dozens of pairs of designer trainers seized from a convicted gangster are set to be auctioned to raise money for fighting crime. A total of 55 pairs of trainers, together worth almost £20,000, were seized from Isaiah Hanson-Frost, 22, after his arrest.

Clock icon 2 minutes

Proposed legislation aimed at allowing people separated from their families by adoption to access their own records and histories has been criticised by a civil liberties group as being "unfit for purpose". The Adoption (Information and Tracing) Bill would gather all adoption and informal care

Clock icon 2 minutes

The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission has welcomed the publication of Oireachtas Joint Committee on Justice and Equality report on Article 41.2 of the Constitution, and in particular the committee’s deliberations on the need to recognise the value of care work in Irish society. The re

13486-13500 of 21284 Articles