Irish boss of Tesco sees pay more than double to €11.5m
Cork native Ken Murphy’s total pay surges from €5.2m a year ago, largely on back of performance share plan
Ken Murphy
Tesco announces 7.2% sales bump and €1.2bn share buy-back
Supermarket group’s sales in the Republic were up almost 7% over the past year
Callanan touch and go for Tipperary’s championship opener with broken finger
Waterford wait on Conor Prunty update after full back goes off in Walsh Park win
Corporate law shake-up as international legal eagles swoop on Ireland
Secrecy on fees survives for now but diversity beckons in post-Brexit blitz by top firms
Tesco Ireland names new chief executive: Natasha Adams
Irish-born executive will take over from Kari Daniels as head of supermarket group
When will Tesco investors give its Irish boss credit?
Market Beat: Tesco is only one of the big four UK retailers to retain 2020 market share
Tesco’s Irish sales decline in first half of year to €1.45bn
UK grocer’s online business achieved growth of 10.8% year-on-year, company says
Watch the live stream: Kennedy Summer School resumes after year absence
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Tesco Ireland reports rise in revenues as online sales soar
Sales jumped 13% to €2.67bn as retailer increased online capacity to meet demand
‘We really need to be able to deliver the entire legal system online’
Outgoing director general of the Law Society, Ken Murphy, says courts system needs ‘massive investment’ to fund a required transformation
Tesco leads calls for online sales tax on digital retailers
UK chancellor of the exchequer Rishi Sunak weighs up reforms to business levies
Tesco sees ‘limited disruption’ to Irish supplies – chief executive
Online sales climb as pandemic fuels demand
Tesco to repay €645m in UK pandemic business rates relief
Marks & Spencer says it will not follow Tesco as move puts pressure on rivals
Tesco's first-half profit falls as Murphy era begins
Jump in sales from Covid-19 pandemic outweighed by higher costs, losses at Teso Bank
‘Embarrassing’ system of oaths and affirmations to be abolished
Other reforms include allowing convicted criminals to be sentenced over video-link
Why UK supermarkets are not making super profits
Outlets traded through the crisis but increased staff costs and fall in higher-end products have hit hard
Solicitors can now become senior counsel after 300-year-old law is overturned
Legal regulator invites applications for role from solicitors, with closing date July 24th
‘Personalised attack’ on High Court judge strongly criticised
Bríd Smyth TD commented on Mr Justice Garrett Simons’ minimum wage ruling
Closure of courts sees income stream 'turned off' for many barristers
Stalled property market and the prospect of another economic downturn have badly hit solicitors
Further restrictions on court work due to coronavirus crisis
Latest notices mean that no new High Court cases or trials will begin
One of Ireland’s largest law firms has no office here
Fees from Allen & Overy would have generated €545,900 for the Law Society last year
Tesco Ireland sales top €1bn as online orders jump 15%
Irish unit outperforms over final 19 weeks of 2019, including crucial Christmas trading
Tesco shares jump on possible sale of Asian business
Share price soars as grocery chain announces review of its Asian operations
Refugee council seeks funds to support workers dealing with trauma
Solicitors and others dealing with harrowing accounts of torture and physical violence
New rules will protect personal assets of law firm partners
Limited liability partnership means partners will not be personally liable for a firm’s debts
Irishman Bernard Looney named as chief executive of BP
Kerryman to succeed Bob Dudley when he steps down from oil giant early next year
Ireland needs a plan for White House contender and Big Tech critic Warren
Senator’s plan to ‘break up’ Facebook, Google and Amazon creates dilemma for State
Brexit delirium, the new boss of Tesco and the Irish box office king
Planet Business: Can you feel the wealth tonight?
No more low profile for Tesco’s new Irish chief Ken Murphy
Corkman is not well known in UK retail, but acquaintances say he will silence doubters
Tesco surprises markets by naming Irishman Ken Murphy its next CEO
Supermarket giant says incumbent Dave Lewis will exit next summer
Global stocks fall with FTSE having worst day in three years
Markets close: Iseq slides 1.9% but Paddy Power bucks trend on Stars Group merger
Record numbers of UK lawyers register in Ireland
Confusion remains over capacity to practise after Brexit
Courts data undermines ‘industry spin’ on insurance claims
Doherty says claim that Ireland has ‘massive compo culture’ is simply not true
Varadkar: ‘Reputational harm’ to FG from Maria Bailey case
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown TD pursued action after 2015 fall off swing in Dean hotel, Dublin
Legal eagles registering in Ireland may be caught up in the small print
Getting on Irish Roll of Solicitors doesn’t guarantee access to EU courts post-Brexit
Registrations by UK solicitors in doubt following Law Society letter
More than €800,000 spent on getting names on Irish roll may have been in vain
Solicitors’ offices searched by gardaí in bogus claims crackdown
Raids a response to suspect claims involving so-called ‘slips and trips’ compensation
Brexit-driven surge in UK solicitors joining Irish roll hits record
One in seven solicitors on 19,000-strong Irish register are English and Welsh lawyers
Law Society taskforce aims to address inequality in legal profession
Sixteen people chosen from minority, disability, LGBT+ and lower socioeconomic backgrounds
Number of Irish practising solicitors up almost 5% last year
Growth rates not surprising given State’s buoyant economy, says Law Society of Ireland
New asylum rules make practice less attractive - solicitor
Rules create the possibility that solicitors could end up being held personally liable for costs of unsuccessful asylum cases
Ireland in push to attract financial services business as Brexit nears
Regulators expect to approve applications from 100 financial institutions
Siblings regain possession of Roscommon home following eviction
Taoiseach condemns ‘violent actions of vigilantes’ against security guards at the house
New measures to increase access to law jobs for the disadvantaged
The Law Society has said it will make a number of changes following Peart report
Solicitor withheld €450,000 of award to man paralysed in car crash
Family seeks answers from Law Society after solicitor retained portion of €5.2m award
Almost a tenth of Irish-registered solicitors from England and Wales
Brexit reaction sees UK lawyers seeking to maintain EU access
Brexit concerns push UK lawyers to register in Ireland
Nine per cent of all solicitors listed in Ireland are now lawyers from England and Wales
Minister to raise issue of Four Courts’ restaurant closure
Courts’ only public restaurant, running for more than 40 years, expected to become offices
Female solicitors more likely to work ‘in-house’ than in practice
Law Society says research needed on why female solicitors opt for corporate jobs
Over €53m paid in criminal legal aid to lawyers in 2017
Increase in fees attributed to rise in number of cases
Law Society plays down significance of British solicitors seeking to practise here
Over 1,300 British lawyers have signed up to Irish roll of solicitors
Women in law still face a fight for gender equality
Prejudice and representation remain issues for women in the legal and justice sector
Law Society defends €2,200-per-week pay for part-time president
Director general says role is highly demanding and subvention is justified
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