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The Labour Court has held that an employee without a disability cannot claim disability discrimination for being treated less favourably than a person with a disability.

The Automatic Enrolment Retirement Savings System Regulations 2025 (S.I.s 637 and 668 of 2025) were signed by Minister Dara Calleary just before the Christmas break.

In a recent decision, Buttimer v Oak Fuel Supermarket Limited Trading as Costcutter Rathcormac [2023] IEHC 126, the High Court granted two interlocutory orders restraining...

In last week's client briefing (available here), we considered the exceptional nature of the right to legal representation in disciplinary proceedings as set down by the Supreme Court in McKelvey

Penalties for health and safety infringements have historically been lower in Northern Ireland than for the UK as a whole.

A 2017 survey by the Transgender Equality Network Ireland found that 55% of respondents indicated that they had experienced or witnessed transphobic bullying in the workplace

Revenue has confirmed that following the Supreme Court decision in the Domino's Pizza case, the Code of Practice on Determining Employment Status is currently being updated by Revenue...

The Government has published updated guidance for employers and workers which sets out best practice for keeping workplaces safe now that a return to workplaces is underway.

To facilitate delivery of new generation projects, grid operators may offer to connect new plant to the grid pending completion of required network reinforcements.

Further legislation to speed up energy transition and drive down emissions has been agreed. We last checked in on progress in April here and here. Developments since then leading to finalised instruments are set out below.

Following consultation last year, the Irish Government's Policy Statement on the Framework for Ireland's Offshore Electricity Transmission System is now available.

From 11 December 2017 individuals and organisations that have regular access to or contact with children will need to have certain policies and procedures in place to comply with the Children First Act 2015.

Trilogues have successfully concluded on the Basel III reform package. While the provisionally-agreed text is not yet available, the EU Council confirmed this morning that agreement...

In December 2016, the Central Bank published its first Anti-Money Laundering Bulletin. These bulletins are intended to provide guidance and feedback to firms in complying with their anti-money laundering...

The Central Bank issued a feedback statement on consultation paper CP 68 which considers the status of exempt unit trusts and other investment structures.

Since 27 November, the Central Bank's Solvency II Information Notes 1, 3 and 4 on applications for approval of certain items specified in Article 308a of the Solvency II Directive

Changes to the AIFMD and UCITS Directives which introduce a harmonised framework for the use of liquidity management tools ("LMTs")...