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In August 2016, the High Court gave judgment in the case of Forum Connemara Limited ("Forum") v Galway County Local Community Development Committee ("GCLCDC") [2016] IEHC 493.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled that a material amendment to a contract award without a new tendering procedure is an impermissible breach of the principles of equal treatment and transparency even where the amendment is as a result of a settlement agreement designed to end a dispute which arose from the difficulties encountered in the performance of that contract.

In April 2020, the Department of Business Enterprise and Innovation (the "Department") launched a public consultation on foreign direct investment ("FDI")...

Legal and regulatory developments impacting sectors across the economy, including energy, construction and engineering, transport and digital infrastructure.

The Office of Government Procurement has developed a pilot programme to provide what is termed an "informal outlet for potential suppliers to raise concerns in relation to a particular live tender process".

The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) recently published its insurance newsletter for December 2024, setting out its supervisory priorities...

Provisional agreement between the EU Council and European Parliament on the ‘Daisy Chains' proposal was announced yesterday (6 December 2023), following trilogue negotiations.

In its 2017 Report, the Cost of Insurance Working Group recommended that the feasibility of a longer-term claim-by-claim register be considered as part of efforts to increase transparency ...

At the end of last year, EIOPA published its Financial Stability Report for 2022.

EIOPA has issued a warning to insurers and banks (acting as insurance intermediaries) following the conclusion of its thematic review into credit protection insurance (CPI) products...

The Society of Actuaries in Ireland (SAI) and the Reinsurance Advisory Board of Insurance Europe (RAB) have recently published separate responses to the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) ...

Under Irish law, copyright protection for artistic works lasts for 70 years after the death of the author.

The Department of Business Enterprise and Innovation ("DBEI") is calling for submissions in relation to an update to the primary export control law in Ireland.

Following the dissolution of the government on 8 November 2024, the Defamation (Amendment) Bill 2024 (the "Bill") has lapsed and it will fall upon the next government to progress the reform of Ireland's defamation laws.

Can you get discovery in judicial review proceedings? Yes you can, as the Public Accounts Committee found out when the High Court granted discovery against it...

The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) has confirmed that they expect to begin accepting licence applications for betting licences from 6 January 2026...

The Digital Services Act ("DSA") applies to a wide variety of online services, ranging from websites to social networks and online platforms, with a view to "creating a safer...