NEWS
Covid-19: Temporary Concessions for Residential Tenants
Residential tenants throughout the country have been financially impacted by the Covid-19 Pandemic. Consequently, rent arrears and evictions have became a daunting prospect for many.
Christmas Shopping Online – Know Your Rights
Now more than ever people are shopping online, the growth in this sector has soared since COVID-19 and people are turning to their phones and computers to do their shopping in order to avoid the Christmas queues and stay safe. With more businesses than ever now with...
A Guide for First Time Buyers
Buying a first home is often the biggest investment a person makes in their lifetime. It is also a very exciting time for first time buyers. However, often times it can be challenging when there are many factors to consider.
Administration of Estates
In this two-part article, Niamh Mc Dermott will detail in brief what is involved in an administration of a deceased’s estate.
Employment Law
In the second part of three articles, Donnacha T. Anhold provides his second article in the area of employment law injunctions.
Buying a House at Auction
Auctions are one of the many ways to buy a property and have become a popular way to buy or sell a property for individuals banks and receivers.
Working from home – you may be entitled to claim tax relief
Thousands of employees across Ireland who are working from home as a result of the coronavirus crisis may be entitled to avail of Revenue’s e-worker relief.
Covid-19-Advice for Employers and Employees
As the true impact of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic becomes apparent, employers are facing unprecedented challenges in protecting their employees and customers from the virus while keeping their businesses afloat.
High Court approves €12m Settlement for Sligo infant Girl-Robyn Kilgallon
High Court approves €12m Settlement for Sligo infant Girl-Robyn Kilgallon
Attention Landlords: changes to Residential Tenancies Act
The new residential Tenancies (Amendment) Act 2019 (the 2019 Act) was signed into law on the 24 May 2019. The 2019 Act amends the Residential Tenancies Act 2001 to 2016.
Employment Law – What are reasonable instructions from an employer and can you refuse to take instructions?*
Although there is no clear test to determine what reasonable instructions are, we can only be guided by case law in the area which is developing over time.
Renting A Private Property? Find Out About Rent Increases In Your Area
Landlords of private rented dwellings must follow certain procedures if they want to raise your rent.