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Ireland's Defamation Laws In The Spotlight
Independent Newspapers looks set to challenge Ireland's defamation laws after reportedly filing papers with the European Court of Human Rights.
Matheson
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Key Updates To Gender Pay Gap Reporting In Ireland In 2025
The Irish Government recently passed the Employment Equality Act 1998...Lewis Silkin - Article
IP Update: Injunction Refused As The Irish Times Fails To Keep Up With The Times
On 27 July 2015, the Irish Commercial Court refused to grant an interlocutory injunction in favour of The Irish Times restraining the UK based newspaper The Times from launching a new digital Irish edition.
Mason Hayes & Curran LLP - Article
Pressing For Greater Rights: The Proposed Press Publishers' Right In The EU
The evolution of digital technologies and proliferation of mobile devices have transformed how content is created, distributed and consumed.Arthur Cox - Article
Is The Public Lending Of E-Books Similar To Lending Traditional Books?
Whether or not the public lending of e-books is treated, in EU copyright law, in the same manner as the public lending of traditional books has been a relatively contentious topic among EU Member States.Mason Hayes & Curran LLP - Article
"Traveller Drug King" Defamation Case Settled Ten Minutes Before Supreme Court Decision
Despite the settlement, the Supreme Court published its judgment with the substituted figure redacted.
RDJ LLP - Article
Irish High Court Has No Jurisdiction In Internet Defamation Claim
A recent Irish case ruled on whether the Irish courts have jurisdiction to hear defamation proceedings where the publisher is not domiciled in Ireland.Matheson
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