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Mason Hayes & Curran has announced the promotion of Niamh Keogh to partner in the firm's tax team.Ms Keogh, previously of counsel, advises domestic and international clients across all tax heads in a wide range of sectors. Her experience includes advising on inward investment into Ireland, real

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Callan Tansey Solicitors has announced the appointment of Caroline McLaughlin and David O'Malley as partners of the firm. Joint managing partner Roger Murray said: "This is a very significant milestone in their careers and in the progression of Callan Tansey. It reflects our sustained growth and the

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The Law Society of Ireland and The Bar Council of Ireland have welcomed the Personal Injuries Commission's proposal for new judge-made guidelines for personal injuries damages. Chairman Mr Justice Nicholas Kearns yesterday published the second and final report of the Personal Injuries Commission.

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Ms Justice Mary Ellen Ring, chairwoman of the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (Gsoc), is set to be named "Woman of the Year" by the Irish Women Lawyers Association (IWLA). The accolade will be bestowed upon the High Court judge, herself a former IWLA chairperson, at the IWLA's annu

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President Michael D. Higgins has signed the Thirty-Sixth Amendment of the Constitution Bill 2018 into law, removing the Eighth Amendment from the Constitution. The Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013 will continue to govern Ireland's abortion law until new legislation is enacted by the Oire

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The European Commission has said it will drop legal action against Ireland over its failure to collect €13.1 billion in tax from Apple. A spokesperson for the European Commission said: "In light of the full payment by Apple of the illegal State aid it had received from Ireland, Commissioner Ves

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The Law Society of Ireland has encouraged cohabiting couples in Ireland to find out more about their legal rights against an increase in cohabitation. There were 152,302 cohabiting couples in Ireland recorded in the 2016 census, an increase of six per cent since 2011.

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An academic has suggested that juries be abolished in rape trials, leaving judges to decide cases, The Times reports. Dominic Willmott, a doctoral researcher at the University of Huddersfield, said that doing so would amount to “a massive break with ancient English legal tradition” but t

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New research has uncovered incidents of men kissing cobras in a bid to use their venom as a substitute for opioids. The Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine has published a case study of two such men from the northern Indian state of Rajasthan.

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International law firm Pinsent Masons has announced the appointment of Gayle Bowen as the inaugural head of its Dublin office. The Dublin office at 1 Windmill Lane, SOBO officially opened its doors in March with a team of four partners initially focused on advising clients in the technology and fina

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