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The Planning and Development (Housing) and Residential Tenancies Act 2016 has been introduced to deal primarily with the current housing supply shortage and to tackle issues in the rental sector.

The European Commission has set up an expert group on cloud computing contracts with a remit to assist the Commission in identifying "safe and fair contract terms and conditions for cloud computing services...

Thanks largely to European energy and environmental law, Ireland is currently labouring under a number of challenging targets in renewable energy production, energy conservation and greenhouse gas elimination.

The European Commission is attempting to overhaul the existing Prospectus Directive regime.

The recent publication of the Wells Report into the alleged activities of the US NFL team, the New England Patriots, has highlighted "sharp practice", which has also been an issue the courts have had to consider in recent times.

A decade after the dark days of the crisis, the Irish banking industry has significantly restored its reputation.

The Government's Legislative Programme for the Autumn Session 2015 was recently published.

Two recent judgments have brought further clarity in relation to the rights acquirers of loan portfolios to enforce against borrowers...

On 13 May 2015, the Government announced that it intends to give the courts the power to overrule the rejection by secured creditors of arrangements under the Personal Insolvency Act 2012 (the "Act").

Ireland has a world class legislative framework for intellectual property and is a member of most international IP conventions and treaties.

Hate speech, and the role played by internet services providers, such as social media companies, in its regulation, has been the subject of much discussion.

With Ireland emerging from its IMF/EU bailout and returning to the debt market, Budget 2014 was delivered on October 15, 2013.

An Irish Times special report estimates that over seven million patients worldwide are actively using digital health apps as part of their care plan.

The Central Bank of Ireland (the "Central Bank") published its final Guidance on Fitness and Probity Standards on 23 November 2011.

New Regulations have been introduced regarding who can make particular FOI applications on behalf of minors, incapacitated and deceased persons, and in what circumstances.

2017 saw many initiatives being taken at national and European level to counter the potential impact of Brexit. We review some of the actions driving the current Brexit contingency plans.

Diagnostic medical apps have become an increasing part of modern medicine.