The High Court recently in an ex tempore (unwritten) judgment (to be followed by a more detailed written judgment) approved a scheme of arrangement under Part 9 of the Companies Act 2014 in...

The Government published a Critical Infrastructure Bill 2026 and Circulars, following on from the Accelerating Infrastructure Action Plan (PDF 7.8MB). We consider the Bill in our insights post...

The judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in AR & Others v PK SA & Others will be of interest to motor insurers in Ireland and the EU.

In late October 2022, the Building Regulations (Part L Amendment) Regulations 2022 (the 2022 Part L Regulations) were published. The 2022 Part L Regulations follow on from the European Union...

For background, following a public consultation in 2020, the Government published a policy statement in April 2021 adopting a three-phased approach to offshore wind deployment...

An interesting decision in the Dublin Circuit Court on the 9th November, 2009 will help airlines and airline insurers to defend claims under the Montreal Convention. Dillon Eustace represented the airline and its insurers.

The European Commission (the "Commission") is actively preparing its response to US tariffs should the ongoing negotiations not reach a successful outcome.

In Ireland, the development, growth and sustainability of the aviation industry sector has been a significant contributor to the success of the country as a global international financial services sector.

The European Commission opened infringement procedures by sending letters of formal notice to several countries including Ireland for failing to fully transpose Directive (EU) 2023/2661...

The European Commission announced an initiative to speed up deployment of heavy-duty vehicle recharging infrastructure across key freight corridors.

The European Commission has recently announced its decision to prohibit the proposed acquisition of control of Aer Lingus by Ryanair.

The Irish Aviation Authority ("IAA") has announced the establishment of AirNav Ireland, a new commercial semi-state body delegated with the air traffic management functions and services of the IAA.

The NTA has begun a public consultation process to take on board any concerns or feedback before implementing these regulations.

Aircraft registration in Ireland has gone digital with the launch of MySRS (My Safety Regulation System), the Irish Aviation Authority's (IAA) new online portal designed to streamline filings and improve efficiency for airlines...

The European Commission announced an initiative to speed up deployment of heavy-duty vehicle recharging infrastructure across key freight corridors.

The Walkers Asset Finance legal and professional services team from Dublin, the Cayman Islands and Dubai attended the Dublin Airline Economics conference in late January.

The European Commission adopted an amendment to the Guidelines on Regional State aid ("RAG"). The RAG sets out the rules under which Member States can grant State aid to companies...

The European Commission is proposing to overhaul the EU's road safety and vehicle registration rules to take into account the increase in EVs and to adapt to emerging technologies.

As the aircraft leasing industry comes off a year of relatively strong performance, despite certain new and persisting issues impacting the industry, market sentiment remains positive as we look ahead to 2025.

In C. (A Minor suing through his Mother and Next Friend) v An Unnamed Driver [2023] IEHC 651, the High Court approved a PIAB assessment of damages arising out of a road traffic accident.