On 2 October 2018, Minister Heather Humphries, the Minister for Business Enterprise and Innovation, signed the Competition Act 2002 (section 27) Order 2018.

Minister of State Dara Calleary has announced the extension of certain Company Act measures (temporarily introduced under emergency pandemic legislation) to 31 December 2023.

A judgment of the Supreme Court has clarified the scope of compulsory motor insurance under the Road Traffic Acts in respect of personal injury caused to an employee arising...

When Rebekah Vardy lost her High Court defamation claim earlier this year against Coleen Rooney, one of the matters left over for determination was the issue of costs.

On 25 July 2025, the Supreme Court delivered a pivotal decision in Dillon v Irish Life Assurance Plc [2025] IESC 37, which clarifies the treatment of emotional distress claims...

The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee is presenting a general scheme for the Sale of Alcohol Bill to the cabinet today which proposes to introduce the biggest overhaul...

Last week, Justice Barry O'Donnell (High Court) gave judgement in an application for summary judgement brought by BVK Elektra 2 Liffey Phase 1 ICAV -V - Elite Gastrobars Limited and Bunker Estates Limited.

The 2019 American Chamber of Commerce's Future Leaders Hackathon took place over the course of three days, from 7 – 9 February 2019.

In our 30 January 2024 insight, we reported on a landmark ruling of Ms. Justice Isobel Kennedy in the Court of Appeal on the issue of the identification of child criminal defendants.

Against a backdrop of a rapidly changing insurance market, construction professionals have been facing mounting premiums and reduced options for Professional Indemnity (PI) coverage.

In this series of interviews RDJ's AI advisory team share their perspective on how companies can leverage the benefits of AI and navigate the ever-evolving landscape...

RDJ recently held a construction panel discussion ‘Foundations for Success: Procurement that Builds Results' at its Cork office at 85 South Mall.

When a tenant operating at a loss seeks to close their premises despite contractual keep-open obligations, can a landlord successfully obtain an injunction to force continued trading?

On 12 December 2017, the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Frank Clarke delivered a long awaited unanimous decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Permanent TSB plc –v- David Langan and the Attorney General.

Societal change in response to climate change is not a new topic. However, as the global climate crisis grows, more and more organisations are taking steps to curb their impact on the environment.

In line with a recent decision of Judge Susan Ryan in the Dublin Circuit Court (further details of which can be found here),

A recent High Court decision of Mr. Justice Heslin in Start Mortgages Limited v Michael Ryan and Agnes Ryan[1] , has sounded the klaxon for lay litigants...

Adjudication has become increasingly popular as a forum for resolving payment disputes in Ireland. With mounting materials costs and ongoing labour shortages, construction disputes are on the rise.

Figures recently released show that the rate of new company formations in Ireland has increased 6.8% on 2016, with the numbers of new companies surpassing 20,000 to date.

An Engineer who was refused permission to photograph the Defendant's premises in the course of an engineering inspection has been granted an order permitting him to re inspect the property, ...