Private leasing is growing, as consumer mindsets shift from ownership to subscription.

The Aviation Act enhances Ireland's position as a global centre for aviation finance and leasing by introducing important reforms in the Shannon Region.

The commencement of the Representative Actions for the Protection of the Collective Interests of Consumers Act 2023 (the "Act") on 30 April 2024 introduced a new civil litigation mechanism in Ireland.

The European Commission has updated its Guidance (the Guidance) on the requirement in Article 12g of Council Regulation (EU) No 833/2014 for EU-based exporters...

Ireland's Department of Transport has launched a public consultation on revising the National Ports Policy 2013, running until August 2026. The draft policy addresses government investment options for port infrastructure and highlights the need for significant additional capacity on the east coast beyond 2040.

No longer a science-fiction fantasy, the car of the future will be driverless.

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In Porton Capital Technology Funds v. 3M UK Holdings Ltd & 3M Company¹, the English High Court considered the concepts underlying the requirement to seek and obtain consent on the one hand, and the countervailing measure of other parties entitlement not to consent.

European Union (Trans-European Transport Network Streamlining) Regulations 2024 S.I. No. 184/2024 transpose provisions of the TEN-T Directive (EU) 2021/1187.

The Irish High Court has confirmed that parties seeking to raise jurisdictional points under the Brussels Regulation must do so clearly and at the earliest available opportunity.

The Finance (No.2) Act 2023 contained a number changes that aim to give clarity around areas including capital allowances and the calculation of profits for both lessors and lessees.

On 4 October 2021, the Irish Government published its revised National Development Plan 2021-2030...

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The Government is consulting until 20 April 2023 on the Offshore Renewable Energy Development Plan II ("OREDP II").

Airline Economics Dublin 2026 highlighted a sector in the midst of change, shaped by shifting capital markets, currency dynamics and technological advancements.

In his latest blog, our Ireland Managing Director looks at the growth in the country's aircraft leasing industry, and how to best make use of it.

Following the publication of the provisional results last week of the first auction under the Offshore Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (ORESS) (see our previous article here)...

Alternative A of the Cape Town Convention now has the force of law in Ireland, following signing of an Order by the Irish Government on 10 May 2017

There are a number of well-known reasons why Ireland continues to attract investment in aviation: its favourable tax regime; a wide double tax treaty network; ease of access to the EU and OECD;

The Opinion arises from a preliminary ruling request by the Irish High Court (Court) in proceedings brought by Aer Lingus Limited, Ryanair DAC, JetBlue Airways Corporation and United Airlines Inc..