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The former charitable arm of Matheson donated €2 million to Irish charities before relinquishing its charitable status, The Irish Times reports. A year ago, the firm announced it would be reviewing the activities of the Matheson Foundation following allegations that it owned a number of "vulture f

Law graduates experience the highest gender pay gap and the lowest pay shortly after leaving university, according to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD). According to new figures from the CIPD, 80 per cent of women with a law degree earn salaries of less than £30,000 within

Lady Hale In 2017, Lady Hale became the first woman to be appointed President of the UK Supreme Court.

A group of residents, who sought declarations that work carried out by Dublin Airport Authority in preparation for a new runway was unauthorised development, have lost their application in the High Court. Sympathising with the applicants’ concerns, Mr Justice Max Barrett accepted that removal of a

Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan New legislation has been published to enhance Ireland's co-operation with coroners' inquests in Northern Ireland into deaths during the Troubles.

The Court of Appeal may be asked to rule on significant legal issues affecting up to hundreds of repossession cases, The Irish Times reports. The key legal question concerns whether a bank was entitled to sell the mortgage on a property to another party when it had not correctly registered itself as

The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has decided not to appeal the leniency of a controversial two-and-a-half-year jail sentence for child sex offender Tom Humphries. Mr Humphries, a former sports journalist at The Irish Times, was convicted by Dublin Circuit Criminal Court of grooming and enga

Caoilfhionn Gallagher QC Northern Ireland could achieve a designated special status in the European Union after Brexit, according to an independent legal opinion from Doughty Street Chambers.

The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) has convicted Ratko Mladić of genocide, crimes against humanity and violations of the laws or customs of war. The charges relate to crimes committed by Serb forces during the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina from 1992–1995

Jon Venables (Photo credit: By Source, Fair use) One of the boys convicted of the murder of toddler James Bulger has been imprisoned again after being found with child abuse images for a second time.

Pictured: Mark Heslin's winning try on Saturday The Dáil and Seanad XV rugby team will go head-to-head with The Bar of Ireland one week after being bested by the Law Society.

Pictured (l-r): Rory O'Donnell, Charlie Flanagan and Alan Murphy Eversheds Sutherland has celebrated the firm's 50 years in Ireland with a gathering of colleagues, friends and clients.

Mason Hayes & Curran has awarded the Innovation in Professional Practice Prize to Zanele Mhondiwa.

Robert Troy Fianna Fáil has announced plans to propose an increase in the minimum required distance when a motorist overtakes a cyclist.

Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan Chris Enright has been appointed as director-general of Forensic Science Ireland (FSI).