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On 2 August 2013, the Central Bank of Ireland (the "Central Bank") issued a consultation paper entitled Client Asset Regulations and Guidance (the "Consultation Paper").

On 19 February 2013, the European Systemic Risk Board published its recommendations on money market funds.

The Irish banking sector is experiencing increasing levels of confidence and activity on foot of the Irish economy's continued growth and new funding sources entering the market.

On 14 June 2016, the High Court determined that Start Mortgages Limited had not commenced enforcement proceedings in accordance with the terms of the loan agreement...

Lenders, bar limited exemptions, have a new reporting obligation to the Central Bank of Ireland (the "Central Bank") pursuant to the Credit Reporting Act 2013 (the "Act"), in order to enable...

The recent tracker mortgage scandal has focused the Irish Government's attention on the status of class actions in Ireland. In November 2017, two Sinn Féin TDs introduced the Multi-Party Actions Bill 2017 ...

The Irish Government's Legislative Programme for Autumn 2017 was recently published, with a total of 131 proposed new Bills.

The UK Supreme Court has resoundingly held that the UK Government may not serve the Article 50 notice withdrawing from the European Union without an Act of the UK Parliament giving the necessary parliamentary authorisation.

By aligning the Irish State's much-needed infrastructure investment with a plan which guides public and private investment, Project Ireland 2040 aims to accomplish ten strategic outcomes.

The High Court has confirmed that it does not have a role in examining the reasonableness of a creditor's vote on a personal insolvency arrangement when considering if a bankruptcy petition should be adjourned.

In March, the Court of Appeal considered in Purcell v Central Bank of Ireland the context in which ‘without prejudice' documents can be disclosed as part of a discovery request.

It is no secret that in recent times the courts have seen an increase in frivolous and vexatious claims.

Medical cards for children, registration of physiotherapists, a Judicial Council and housing are areas that have been marked as a priority in the Irish Government's Legislation Programme for Spring/Summer 2017.

We review some key developments in the area of litigation and dispute resolution in Ireland during 2017.

Rules of court procedure do not often generate much interest beyond a small circle of lawyers.

The new Court of Appeal delivered its judgment in the case of Cassidy v. The Provincialate on 16 April, 2015.

On 9 June 2015, Mr Justice Cregan of the Irish Commercial Court held that Dunnes Stores ("Dunnes"), one of Ireland's largest supermarket retailers...