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The "interim period" provided for in the Companies (Miscellaneous Provisions) (Covid-19) Act 2020 ("the Act"), has been further extended by Government OrderOpens in new window until 31 December 2022.

To the extent not actioned to date, the board of directors of the Irish company should convene a board meeting and arrange for a full briefing on the implications of Brexit on the company's business, and the industry generally. T

In Silicon Republic's Leaders' Insights series, Partner and co-head of our Corporate team in Dublin, Colm Rafferty, speaks about what sparked his interest in tech and VC and outlines what he

The Irish government set out its policy priorities in its newly-published Spring 2022 Legislation Programme.

In this video, Sarah talks about how our ESG Group works with clients to help them meet their ESG related goals and obligations.

This chapter first appeared in ICLG's Legal Guide to: Cybersecurity, 1st Edition.

In the February edition of IFLR's International Briefings Finance Partner, John Breslin discusses individual responsibility and increased regulatory scrutiny of directors and senior managers where their employer breaches regulation.

Following years of intense legislative effort, much political debate, trilogue negotiations between EU co-legislators and a provisional agreement, the European Union's Corporate Sustainability...

The Companies (Corporate Enforcement Authority) Bill, 2021 has now been published, see here. The principal purpose of the Bill is the establishment of the Corporate Enforcement Authority.

New regulations have been signed into law that give effect to the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive ("CSRD") in Ireland. The CSRD introduced a new mandatory sustainability reporting regime that will apply to many Irish companies.

EFRAG and CDP have announced a collaboration to accelerate the market uptake of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).

In this episode, Technology Department Consultant Susan Walsh and Morgan Flanagan-Creagh discuss the expanded responsibilities for directors and senior management under the NIS2 Directive.

Organizations face complex governance, risk and compliance challenges that require both legal expertise and operational implementation. This service combines legal knowledge with practical know-how to embed compliance requirements directly into business operations. Whether establishing new processes or refining existing frameworks, the approach spans all three lines of defence to deliver comprehensive solutions.

This was the first webinar of a four part series aimed at Owner Managed Businesses. The main theme covered in this session was Covid and Brexit, topics included the following:

In this article, we will examine the rise of global female wealth and its role in the ESG movement.

Walkers' Asset Management and Investment Funds team provides a comprehensive quarterly update on Irish legal and regulatory developments from April to June 2026, covering AIFMD II transposition, Central Bank guidance on liquidity management and board diversity, ESMA compliance findings, and the latest sustainable finance regulations including ESG ratings and SFDR 2.0 proposals.

The Central Bank has published: (i) its feedback statement on its third consultation on fund management company effectiveness; (ii) details of new rules on the location of directors and designated persons...

This note sets out matters for companies to consider when its directors are making decisions and/or holding board meetings when unable to meet in person. The Companies Act 2014, provides for a number of mechanisms...