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The Regulations build on the existing themes of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018, by applying a third layer of specific data protection rules to health research in Ireland.

In 2012, rejecting the advice of its legal assessor, the Fitness to Practise Committee ("FPC") of the Medical Council (the "Council") recommended to the Council that it make a determination of "poor professional performance"...

Updated Guidance for Employers in Ireland.

The new Irish FDI screening regime established under the Screening of Third Country Transactions Act 2023 (the "Act") came into force on 6 January 2025.

The European Commission's release of the AI Continent Action Plan on 9 April 2025 marks a transformative shift in the European Union's ambition for technological leadership.

The recent High Court decisions of S.W. v Health Service Executive [2025] IEHC 526 and Geraldine Galvin v Imran Sharif and DePuy International Limited [2025] IEHC 680 illustrate the strict approach being taken...

The bill will reform the Limited Partnership Act 1907 and the Registration of Business Names Act 1963...

The Irish Health Products Regulatory Authority has launched a dedicated webpage addressing the promotion of medicines on social media, signaling intensified regulatory scrutiny of online pharmaceutical advertising. This development follows a dramatic increase in enforcement actions, with the HPRA removing or amending over 456 web addresses linked to GLP-1 products in 2024 alone. Companies operating in Ireland's medicines market must now navigate strict advertising rules that extend beyond official channels

In the recent High Court decision of Carmel Germaine v Mary Day [2024] IEHC 420, Ms Justice Egan dismissed the plaintiff's nervous shock claim as she failed to satisfy all the criteria laid down in the Kelly v Hennessey case.

The advertising of medicinal products is governed by a combination of legislation and self-regulatory codes of practice.

The advertising of medicinal products is governed by a combination of legislation and codes of practice.

There is no definition of "digital health" in Irish legislation. Digital health is generally accepted as referring to standalone software, ...

The European Union (Online Dissemination of Terrorist Content) (Designation of Coimisiún na Meán as a Competent Authority) Regulations 2024...

The advertising of medicinal products is governed by a combination of legislation and self-regulatory codes of practice.

The advertising of medicinal products is governed by a combination of legislation and self-regulatory codes of practice. The principal regulations are the Medicinal Products...