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Employers in Ireland are required to pay employees all wages owed to them on termination of their employment. A failure to pay will be deemed an unlawful deduction. Due to an increase in claims brought against sports clubs and other organisations in the sports sector, our Sports Law team examines recent Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) decisions that illustrate how the law applies in practice. The team also outlines the potential consequences for employers who fail to comply.

Rental Market Reforms - What landlords need to know before March 2026 by Mason Hayes & Curran LLP

Irish Court of Appeal Rules Against Diesel in Trade Mark Dispute by Mason Hayes & Curran LLP

EU General Court Notes Short Jingle is a Trade Mark by Mason Hayes & Curran LLP

In episode 1, we explore the progress of some significant energy, regulation of professional home support providers, cybercrime, electoral reform, ethics in public office and FOI legislation listed in the Spring 2025 Government Legislation Programme

Professional Cyclist, Megan Armitage, on Resilience, Inspirations, and the Olympics​​.

This episode of Let's Talk Legal is an extract from our Data Privacy and Emerging Technology Regulation Masterclass in April. The second session focused on New Technology Regulation where our speakers take a look at various legislation including the Data Governance Act, DORA, and the Digital Services Act and the common themes across these pieces of legislation.

This episode of Let's Talk Legal is an extract from our Data Privacy and Emerging Technology Regulation Masterclass in April. The first session focused on Data Privacy. Our speakers review all the key trends, in particular governance, processing of data and new laws.

This episode of Let's Talk Legal is an extract from our Data Privacy and Emerging Technology Regulation Masterclass in April. The third session focused on Enforcement of Technology Regulation. Our speakers discussed the various approaches being taken by regulators and the common themes underlying these strategies.

Partner Catherine Allen delivered a keynote session on the topic of ‘Good Governance: Setting up and Preparing for Healthcare Investigations’. Healthcare organisations often need to set up investigations, both internal and external, and from time to time must participate in other types of investigations. These include statutory public inquiries, non-statutory public inquiries, investigations, and reviews. The process of setting up, conducting, and participating in these investigations often leads to various governance issues, including data privacy issues, terms and conditions of appointment of investigators and reporting obligations. Catherine gave a brief overview of some of these issues to help guide good governance in these areas.

Navigating the evolving landscape of the regulation of technology is presenting challenges for today's board directors. As the laws and regulations that apply to data protection, content regulation and artificial intelligence become increasingly complex the responsibilities of the boards of companies within scope have increased beyond the conventional risk factors. In partnership with The Institute of Directors Ireland, during this podcast our expert lawyers and industry leaders will discuss strategic insights on effectively managing and mitigating these risks. From asking the right questions to ensuring your organisation has a holistic and effective governance structure. This podcast will provide valuable perspectives to help your board's approach to the regulation of technology. Speaker: Claire Lord, Partner and Head of Governance and Compliance, Mason Hayes & Curran

The podcast focuses on the new regulatory regimes introduced to safeguard children in the digital world – the Irish Online Safety and Media Regulation Act 2022, the UK Online Safety Act 2023 and the EU Digital Services Act. It is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable insights in online child safety. Guest speaker is Niamh Hodnett, Online Safety Commissioner, Coimisiún na Meán. Speakers: - Michael Madden, Partner, Mason Hayes & Curran - Ben Dunham, Partner, Osborne Clarke UK - Holly Pratt Kelly, Senior Associate, Mason Hayes & Curran - Luke Murray, Associate, Mason Hayes & Curran - Niamh Hodnett, Online Safety Commissioner, Coimisiún na Meán.

The podcast focuses on the new regulatory regimes introduced to safeguard children in the digital world – the Irish Online Safety and Media Regulation Act 2022, the UK Online Safety Act 2023 and the EU Digital Services Act. It is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable insights in online child safety. Speakers: - Michael Madden, Partner, Mason Hayes & Curran - Nina Lazic, Partner, Osborne Clarke UK

In this podcast, Insurance & Risk Senior Associate, Laura Prendiville and Richard Hogan discuss the Supreme Court decision dealing with the Personal Injuries Guidelines, what a review of the Guidelines might look like and how the Courts are applying the Guidelines in some recent cases.

Our speakers provide a wide range of perspectives across the areas of housing, economics, and the future of working. Speakers: - Kate English, Director, Head of Real Estate Research, Deloitte - Nicola Gillen, Head of Total Workplace Consulting EMEA, Cushman & Wakefield - David Bennett, Investment Director, Glenveagh Properties - Jay Sattin, Partner, Planning & Environment, Mason Hayes & Curran - Vanessa Byrne, Partner & Co-Head of Real Estate, Mason Hayes & Curran