Ireland Legal News

Whether you’re selling a product or service, increasingly many businesses are moving towards offering their wares online. As a business owner it’s up to you to ensure you’re familiar with the relevant legal requirements.

Taylor Solicitors Cork reviews the employment rights of part time workers

August 2011 marked a dark period in the UK’s history. Wherever you were in the world, there was no escaping the saddening riots swathing across the country.

Developments in the employment law have made it difficult to accurately gauge ones legal rights. Two recent cases and rulings in particular have highlighted further the need to note and at times seek expert advice and opinion.

QUICK WIN MEDIA LAW IRELAND, Answers to your top 100 media law questions, launched by Oak Tree Press, helps those who work in the media industry seeking quick and practical answers to the legal questions they encounter day-to-day.

In recent years Ireland has become a very attractive place for international companies to locate a holding company.

For new businesses in Ireland, funding can be the single most important issue, especially for those with a high capital requirement at the outset. However there are options

Travel Solutions Ireland will attend the Boston Globe Travel Show from the 19th of February until the 22nd of February 2010.

Tony Killeen T.D., Minister of State welcomed the commencement of major international coastal states fisheries talks at the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food offices in Clonakilty today.

Clare County Council has vowed to clamp down on illegal dumping at a number of litter blackspots throughout County Clare.

EEA citizens can now set up a company in Ireland without paying the Non-Resident Directors Bond. This makes Ireland even more attractive for overseas investors and entrepreneurs alike.

Setting up a company in Europe? Look no further than the Emerald Isle! The Irish Goverment have recently announced an initiative for start-up's, which offers 0% Corporate Tax for the first 3 years of trading! The normal rate is only 12.5%

Respond! Housing Association is calling on members of the Seanad to protect Charity Trustees and Directors when the Charities Bill 2007 comes before the Seanad in the coming days.

- Weaker economy to increase number of “Cowboy Directors”. - Over 100,000 companies struck off the companies register since 1995 - New company formations are down 20% on the same period as last year -

Clare County Council today expressed disappointment at the decision of the EPA to prosecute it for alleged non-compliance with the terms of its waste licence for the operation of the Central Waste Management Facility at Ballyduffbeg, near Inagh.

Clare County Council today announced that it has deployed traffic wardens at the site of the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Experience in an effort to reduce the number of vehicles parking illegally at the world famous tourist attraction.