A senior lawyer has said that the projected record Government spend of €120.5 million on criminal legal aid for 2025 “is not some kind of bonanza for criminal lawyers whose work is largely vocational”. Dublin-based …
A crackdown on illicit streaming services has resulted in the issuance of legal notifications to thirteen “dodgy box” operators in Ireland, reports Breaking News. The measures against IPTV operators were made public by the Federation …
Regarding commerce with Israel, Taoiseach Simon Harris is consulting with legal counsel, reports Breaking News. Simon Harris said he was writing to Irish Attorney General Rossa Fanning seeking “fresh legal advice” on the local options, …
Regarding commerce with Israel, Taoiseach Simon Harris is consulting with legal counsel, reports Breaking News. Simon Harris said he was writing to Irish Attorney General Rossa Fanning seeking “fresh legal advice” on the local options, …
Speaking from Leinster House today, Deputy Mattie McGrath, leader of the group, stated: ” The government’s rush to pass these referendums without proper scrutiny or debate is unacceptable. It demonstrates disrespect for the Constitution and …
RTÉ has announced that it has obtained revised legal advice concerning the disclosure of departure package information, reports RTE. According to a spokesman, the broadcaster is now thinking about this and is awaiting more legal …
Prime Minister Leo Varadkar has made clear he is ready to take legal action against the UK’s problematic inheritance laws, reports Breaking News. Mr Varadkar said the government had not made a final decision on …
The businessman, once Ireland’s richest man, said the decisions were “stupid but completely legal” resulting in the loss of his fortune, reports Breaking News. Former billionaire Sen Quinn was Ireland’s richest man before declaring bankruptcy …
Efforts are underway to crack down on illegal TV streaming services known as “dodgy boxes”, reports RTE. A wave of legal warnings has been issued in person by post and email to people across Ireland …
As part of the planned changes to the Criminal Mutual Aid Scheme, people who make misleading statements about their finances when applying for legal aid could face up to six months’ imprisonment or a €4,000 …
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