Life Anton Savage: Enoch Burke is not in jail because of his religious beliefs, but because he broke our rulesLet’s not start clutching our pearls about Burke’s return to prison; he has brought this on himself
Companies Consumer watchdog to investigate Ticketmaster after Oasis ticket outcry CCPC has reviewed more than 100 complaints in relation to the sale of Oasis tickets via Ticketmaster Ireland
Legal Addleshaw Goddard Ireland appoints ex-Dentons John Kearns as finance partnerMark Walsh, the head of Addleshaw Goddard Ireland, said Kearns would be an ‘incredible addition’ to the London firm’s Irish team
Dublin Richard Barrett’s Bartra loses High Court challenge to Dún Laoghaire development plan Mr Justice Barry O’Donnell said he was not persuaded that there was evidence that the council’s decision was motivated by a ‘personal animus’ toward the developer
Legal Taylor Wessing’s Adam Griffiths on the recipe for a ‘winning’ hand in a changing legal marketThe head of Taylor Wessing’s Dublin office discusses building a strong team of lawyers to ‘evangelise’ his vision for one of the newer entrants to legal market
EU EU court’s Apple tax ruling to be handed down next month: here’s what a legal expert predictsEuropean Commission is appealing a 2020 judgment that found Apple had not enjoyed special tax treatment in Ireland
Legal Mason Hayes & Curran appoints new partner to employment and benefits teamThe move is the latest in a series of appointees at the firm over recent months
Comment Tom Murray: New laws make insolvencies more complicated and delay benefits to workers Rules had to change but what has come about is far from a perfect solution
Sport Analysis: Horse racing split over controversial plans to block top trainers from racesThe future of jumps racing is in flux as Horse Racing Ireland’s new programme draws the threat of legal action from some of the sport's biggest names
Diary Rachel Stanton’s Diary: From cheering on Rhasidat in Paris, to drafting documents in DublinThe country head of Ireland for legal firm Simmons and Simmons soaks up the Olympic spirit before jumping back into work
Legal X ordered to pay record €550k unfair dismissal award to former executiveThe social media company dismissed the worker after he didn’t click a link in an email warning of an incoming ‘hardcore’ culture
Legal Mergers, gender reporting and audit exemptions: What mooted company law changes mean for your firmThe Companies (Corporate Governance, Enforcement and Regulatory Provisions) Bill 2024 aims to strengthen existing legislation and enhance enforcement provisions
Companies Exclusive: Coca-Cola’s Irish office funnelled €9.5bn in dividends to Cayman Islands tax havenThe revelation follows a US court’s decision that the company owed $6 billion
Legal Inside the Drogheda firm Coca-Cola used to ‘hide astronomical profits’ and funnel billions to a tax havenThe Irish firm has been at the centre of a US tax court case that found Coca-Cola owes $6 billion in unpaid taxes and interest
Legal Law on trial: Does the legal system need to change? Critics say Ireland’s legal system is more akin to 1824 than 2024, while barristers are demanding more money
Legal Irish data watchdog legal action could stop X’s EU operations, High Court toldThe Data Protection Commissioner applied to prohibit Twitter International from processing users’ data to train AI models
Legal Limited Partnerships face new transparency rules under long-awaited clampdown A new law will require Limited Partnerships to provide a register of beneficial ownership of partners incorporated or administered outside the European Economic Area
Legal Dublin family court expected to be completed by 2028Construction on the Hammond Lane complex is expected to start in 2026
The Big Interview High Court’s David Barniville on selling Ireland, the Data Protection Commission and barristers’ feesPrior to being president, Barniville was a judge on the Court of Appeal and a High Court judge in a distinguished career
Legal ‘High volume’ of cross border business as Pinsent Masons reports €750m in revenueThe legal firm reported a 7.2 per cent rise in turnover