Ukraine war may weigh on repeat of €46bn worth of Irish deals
Sectors including technology and renewable energy set to continue thriving, law firm says
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Qualifying in law or accounting, and preferably both, can be a good way in
Philip Lee to hire more than 50 lawyers amid Dublin HQ move
Jonathan Kelly predicts another strong year for M&A activity in the Republic next year
Philip Lee wins €5.5m legal services contract with An Bord Pleanála
Planning board dealing with upsurge in judicial review challenges to SDH decisions
Government urged to change insolvency rules for coronavirus-hit companies
Dublin legal firm calls for temporary changes to enable companies weather crisis
Former Elan executive Given joins Philip Lee’s corporate deals team
Top lawyer John Given joined Elan in 2013 just as the drugmaker was subject of takeover battle
Protecting pregnant employees’ right to return to work
Maternity leave is not an opportunity for an employer to cut someone’s job
We need new GDPR protections for cars
Cars are generating more data about us and our movements every day, but how will that affect us?
May dodges bullet after extraordinary Brexit Bill negotiation
Support came after rebel MPs relented just ahead of vote, in wake of justice minister’s resignation
Taoiseach defends decision to spy on ‘moonlighting’ consultants
Some doctors doing private work when they should be in public hospitals, Varadkar says
Pinsent Masons finds what it’s looking for at Windmill Lane
Global law firm’s arrival in Dublin raises the level of competition
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
Theresa May seeks to dismiss leaked Brexit impact study
Government report indicates any outcome from Brexit would leave Britain worse off
State to seek feedback on changes to law on mergers
Since 2014, takeovers of firms with turnover of €3m need competition body’s approval
Severance pay deals usually capped at two years, says expert
Ceiling reflects best award from Employment Appeals Tribunal for unfair dismissal
Pregnant and working? You may still face discrimination
Survey shows women are being dismissed, made redundant or mistreated
Hollywood on alert as Limerick movie studio gets go-ahead
Site of old Dell plant scouted by major producers ahead lease to Troy Studios
Limerick council buys site for major film studio
Council to work with Ardmore Studios following €6m purchase of old Dell building
International film studio to be located in Limerick city
Limerick City confirmed €6m purchase of the old Dell building for development of studio
Limerick City a possible location for $120m movie
Philip Lee, producer of ‘The Dark Knight’ scouts out city for new sci-fi movie ‘Inversion’
Court procedures out of step with what public deserves
The right to legal representation is a fundamental right but, if the cost becomes such a factor as to discourage seeking redress, then those costs become a barrier to a fundamental right in a modern republic
Wind energy could contribute extra €5bn a year to GDP, says report
Possibility of Ireland exporting wind energy in the short term suffers setback
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Includes chairman of the Longford-Westmeath Labour Party and a Fine Gael councillor
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