Stoney Road Press is pleased to launch: View of the Four Courts and Liffey, Dublin by artist Martin Mooney. #sponsored
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Stoney Road Press is pleased to launch: View of the Four Courts and Liffey, Dublin by artist Martin Mooney. #sponsored
The Office of the Parliamentary Counsel is seeking Assistant Parliamentary Counsel Grade II.
The Office of the Attorney General has a number of vacancies for Advisory Counsel Grade III.
The Chief State Solicitor’s Office (CSSO) is conducting an open competition for the position of State Solicitor.
An appeal with implications for hundreds of drink-driving cases across the State has come before the Supreme Court.
Irish and Brazilian officials have opened formal negotiations on an air services agreement which would pave the way for direct flights between the two nations.
New legislation is to provide the Defence Forces with new powers to safeguard Ireland’s maritime domain and protect the State’s sovereign rights in its territorial sea and exclusive economic zone.
Personal injury lawyers have urged Northern Ireland’s Department of Justice to avoid a scenario where severely injured people are under-compensated in comparison to those in England and Wales.
Niamh Muldoon has been named as the next chief executive of the Legal Services Regulatory Authority (LSRA). @lsraireland.bsky.social
Hereditary peers in the House of Lords will become a thing of the past under legislation which has now passed at Westminster.
The High Court has set aside an order granting leave to serve proceedings outside of the jurisdiction in circumstances where the moving party had failed to disclose that it was litigating proceedings concerning the same dispute in Tripoli.
The Belfast Solicitors’ Association (BSA) has secured a hard-fought 4-3 victory over the Bar of Northern Ireland in the legal profession’s twice-yearly football match-up.
A large-scale investigation is taking place into a former PSNI officer suspected of committing rape and other sexual offences over the course of a decade.
New research has identified how effective, trust-based relationships between youth justice practitioners and young people can play a significant role in supporting positive change and reducing offending behaviour.
Gore & Grimes Solicitors LLP has announced a three-year sponsorship of a Royal Irish Academy of Music (RIAM) initiative providing young people with free instrumental tuition and access to musical instruments.
An independent review commissioned by the Mental Health Commission has acknowledged solicitors’ concerns about the online system for registering enduring powers of attorney (EPAs).
The CSSO is conducting an open competition for the position of State Solicitor Higher (Commercial Law and Public Procurement Law Sections only).
Survivor-led charity Beyond Surviving is looking for a part-time fundraising and partnerships coordinator.
The High Court has refused to grant leave to challenge a decision of the Ombudsman upholding a refusal of civil legal aid by the Legal Aid Board.
HOMS Assist has expanded its probate and wills department with the appointment of Olga Sandys as solicitor and Bronagh Gennery as probate administrator.
The Irish government has set out more details of planned legislation to enable co-operation with the UK’s Omagh bombing inquiry.
The UK government has published the terms of reference for the long-awaited public inquiry into the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane.
A man has been arrested for drug driving in the middle of his driving test.
Dublin’s Four Courts has played host to the inaugural Myers Moot Court Competition (MMCC), Europe’s first moot court dedicated exclusively to EU whistleblowing law.
Dozens of artists have been shortlisted for the inaugural Taylor Wessing Irish Photo Prize.
Northern Ireland lawyers must defend access to justice and the rule of law, the president of the Commonwealth Lawyers Association (CLA) has said on a visit to Belfast.
An Oireachtas committee is seeking views on upcoming legislation on AI regulation and data governance.
