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The Employment Appeal Tribunal has upheld a decision that disciplining an employee for promoting her religious beliefs at work was not discriminatory. Employers are entitled to discipline employees for inappropriate manifestations of their religious beliefs ...

We are looking for your views on the Government's proposals to change the domestic legal framework for public procurement. Click to read more...

As an eventful Summer draws to a close, now is the perfect time to take stock on what (apart from Brexit) lies ahead in the world of employment law. For more information, view our horizon scanner.

The article summarises Revenue’s latest guidance on the reduced 9% VAT rate for the sale and construction of apartments and apartment blocks in Ireland, following the Budget 2026 announcement.

This year’s Summit was packed full of delegates from all corners of the industry, sharing their views on the challenges facing the hospitality sector and sharing the similar anxiety of being an “undervalued and underappreciated” industry.

In our September Update we reported that the Regulator was seeking views on whether the chair of trustees or a professional trustee should be required to have minimum qualifications or experience of belonging to a professional body.

Green bonds are a natural source of financing for issuers who have a financing or refinancing requirement for a green project. Read more >

The long-awaited White Paper in response to the Williams Rail Review was finally published on 20th of May 2021. Here is our view of the 5 things you need to know >