Voluntary briefing policy will raise awareness of unconscious tendency to brief male rather than female barristers

The new provision of RAIT comes as a result of a court case taken by the family of Eileen Hyland, who died four years ago

Irish firm Hubbcat’s AllSafe system involves clip-on device which helps workers to social distance in the workplace

The final instalment of the £3.2bn loan was paid by the NTMA at the end of last month

Up to now, Irish companies involved in cryptocurrency have been prevented from using certain Irish banking services

A Business Post investigation has found that large landlords and estate agents are using incentivised rates that can mask a decline in rents, and potentially circumvent pricing control rules in the process

From humble beginnings, the Galway developer now presides over a vast property and business empire. Here, he holds forth on the future of the high street, Irish begrudgery, his love of horseracing and the deal Tully Rinckey, a law firm he champions, has reached with the international company Hatstone

Forestry software company Treemetrics joins forces with MartEye to develop Forest Bidder, where owners can estimate the value of their plots

The 31-year-old has just become the youngest female chief executive ever to take a major US company public

Businessman Richard O’Halloran has been detained in the Asian country for more than two years due to a legal dispute involving his employer

Founder Brian Armstrong, now among the 100 richest people on the planet, says cryptocurriencies could be as ‘revolutionary’ as the internet

Tony Robbins, an American life coach, intends to oppose the challenge and his legal team are expected to defend his right to bring the case in the Irish court on the grounds that he has an established reputation here

The High Court awarded more than €100,000 legal costs against the activists after their failed challenge to the state over the constitutionality of Covid-19 laws

Cryptocurrency exchange will go public on Nasdaq next week after the US firm’s Irish arm granted 105,510 share options to staff in recent years

From next month, the bank will become the first in the country to accept state ID documents from people who want to open accounts

The former Dáil candidate for the Social Democrats dropped out of last year’s general election campaign to become take up the top role at the organisation

The construction company, which is the main contractor for the project, is going to court following an award of €20 million being made to it by an independent conciliator which the board has rejected

More than 805 complaints received by Legal Services Regulatory Authority in past six months with over half alleging misconduct

International criminal justice figure Fergal Gaynor says the outdated system of devilling excludes all but the wealthy from practice of the law

The founder of food delivery service Deliveroo presided over a disastrous flotation last week, despite the help of British chancellor Rishi Sunak