Reporting restriction lifted to allow media to report figure that would allow top staff to cash in share options

Intervention by Law Society not justified, says director of regulation

Dispute centres on whether Eir is obliged to provide Siro with details of its rollout strategy for new broadband network

New Vikings spin-off Valhalla may be endangered as bitter legal row between Octagon shareholders continues

High Court hears how Ryanair’s chief operations officer was ‘privy to a huge volume of confidential information’

Legislation must be amended to take gravity of crime into account

American self-help guru is taking defamation case in Irish courts

Former president speaks at event to mark 100 years since women were permitted to practice law

Government‘s planned ban on smoky coal is on hold following legal threat from three coal firms based outside Ireland

The digital charity donation platform collapsed in 2018, owing millions

The term child pornography must be changed to unequivocally express the gravity of the crime

Politicians and the media need to show leadership in the terms used to reflect the gravity of child sexual abuse, writes Jillian van Tournhout

Our Freedom of Information laws were based on international best practice – but experts say new court interpretation is putting its democratic openness in peril

Insurance premiums expected to drop in line with award reductions

AllOne will give ‘expert’ tuition on how to apply freedom of information laws, at a time when those laws are under fire

Facebook has called on the Department of Justice to modernise Ireland’s bugging laws