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The IBOR Fallbacks Supplement (the "Supplement") amends the 2006 ISDA Definitions to include new contractual fallbacks for floating rate options that link to certain IBORs.

The Irish Court of Appeal has delivered a significant judgment in legal proceedings arising from a challenge by Word Perfect Translation Services Limited ("Word Perfect") to an order for discovery...

Every year the High Court deals with hundreds of applications seeking to challenge the decisions of public bodies.

The Governor of the Central Bank has endorsed all twelve recommendations in the report of an independent review of the fitness and probity (F&P) assessment process.

This case involved a wind farm, where 6 turbines were initially proposed, but subsequently was re-designed as a 4 turbine wind farm.

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"...

The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Michael McGrath, has published interim guidance for public bodies and prescribed persons on the handling of reports made to them under the Protected Disclosures Act.

This briefing provides an overview and summary of several of the key data protection judgments from the Court of Justice of the European Union in 2023.

In this Guide, we look at what you can expect if a decision you make is challenged in the courts by way of judicial review.

The test for striking out proceedings for want of prosecution / delay in prosecution was refined and simplified following the Supreme Court decision in Kirwan v Connors [2025] IESC 21 (“Kirwan”) last year.

The novel coronavirus has spread around the world rapidly and while in recent months, lockdown measures and associated health restrictions have stunted the spread of Covid-19 and many businesses have reopened.

The High Court has provided further guidance on the appropriate metrics for the assessment of damages in two recent judgments involving publication...

In the case of Albaniabeg Ambient Shpk v. Enel SpA and Enelpower SpA, Matheson achieved an important victory for its clients ...

In 2022, the Court of Appeal in Sheehan v Bus Éireann[1] delivered a helpful judgment re-stating the criteria for plaintiffs bringing claims for nervous shock.

On Saturday the 6th of March 2021, the Irish judiciary voted in support of guidelines prepared by the Judicial Council's Personal Injuries Guidelines Committee.

Norwich Pharmacal Relief is a court ordered relief, compelling an individual or a company to disclose information or documentation.

In this edition we look at the recent European Court of Justice data protection ruling in what was referred to in news reports as the "Facebook Case".