Michael Egan and Louise O'Byrne explore how technology and AI are transforming employment investigations and workplace relations, examining the complexities of modern digital evidence across multiple platforms.

The Protection of Employees (Employers’ Insolvency) (Amendment) Act 2026 (PDF 467KB) was signed into law on 31 March.

The ABA International Labor and Employment Law Committee will be meeting in Dublin from 7 to 11 May 2017.

The Irish Cabinet has approved a comprehensive legislative programme featuring 64 priority bills spanning artificial intelligence regulation, cybersecurity, tourism, and civil reform. This breakdown examines how these proposed laws will impact various industries and sectors across the economy.

Playboy Enterprises International Inc has issued High Court proceedings in Dublin against Entertainment Media Networks Limited.

In the first edition of Global Legal Insights' guide on AI, Machine Learning & Big Data, Kevin Harnett and Victor Timon provide an overview of AI and the laws and regulations in Ireland.

Increasingly, data controllers are becoming frustrated at the apparently endless reach of Section 4 of the Data Protection Acts 1988 and 2003 (‘DPAs’) as a means for accessing company documentation and information.

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

With the introduction of the GDPR only days away, the Oireachtas has passed the Data Protection Bill which will now go to the President for consideration and to be signed into law.

This article, which first appeared in Emergency Services Magazine, outlines some of the main topics discussed at the event and offers expert tips from Arthur Cox on managing cyber-risk.

Listen to Rob Corbet, Partner and Head of Technology and Innovation at Arthur Cox, on BBC Radio 4's news and business programme, ‘Today'...

As "smart" technologies become increasingly integrated into our lives, the EU is taking its first steps to alert businesses and customers to the privacy and data protection risks which arise from the use of such technologies.

The EU General Data Protection Regulation (known as the "GDPR") will take effect from 25 May 2018.

Employee personal data, and in particular their health data, will often be core to such further measures.

The Internet of Things is fast becoming a familiar feature of everyday life. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the health sector.

The International Comparative Legal Guide to Corporate Investigations 2019 has now been published. Corporate Investigations covers common issues in corporate investigations laws and regulations

Ireland's implementation of AIFMD 2.0 brings significant regulatory changes for alternative investment funds, alongside evolving requirements for ESG disclosure and board effectiveness. The Central Bank of Ireland explores emerging opportunities in distributed ledger technology, tokenisation, and artificial intelligence while addressing future modifications to venture and growth capital fund regulations.

Ireland is widely acknowledged to be the data centre capital of Europe.

AI law expert and consultant in William Fry's Technology Department, Barry Scannell, has a deep dive chat about the AI Act with Kai Zenner, Head of Office and Digital Policy Adviser for MEP Axel Voss.

Cyprus amazing beachfronts and awarded beaches make it a Must Visit Destination! Coupled with low taxes it has become a relocation sensation for Italian entrepreneurs who are paying 45%- 50% taxes in Italy..