Unmarried Partners Must Testify Against Each Other
A recent case has concluded by saying that unmarried partners must testify against each other and cannot opt-out of appearing
A recent case has concluded by saying that unmarried partners must testify against each other and cannot opt-out of appearing
The US Supreme Court, in a 5-4 ruling, has allowed President Trump’s policy restricting transgender people from joining the military.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar recently announced his goal to crack down on single-use plastics in the public sector in 2019. The
Sugar is inescapable today. Displays in local shops are dominated by chocolate, sweets, crisps, fizzy drinks and other such sugar-laden
The gap between what Ireland is practising and preaching when it comes to our climate policy has become glaring obviously
This latest United States Government shutdown, the longest on record has had an unprecedented impact on federal workers across the
A quick glance at two of the most popular Irish news websites displays how negative news is ubiquitous in the
Ashimedua Okonkwo, a solicitor based in Balbriggan, has claimed that the Mental Health Commission tribunal subjected her to discriminatory remarks
The Law Reform Commission held its annual conference on 14th November. The theme this year was Brexit and Law Reform
Do your parents have to provide for you in their will? According to the latest result in the High Court,
With the prevalence of mobile devices, lack of censorship and massive archives of online porn, unfiltered sexualised content has never
Organ donation has long been considered an important and cost-effective treatment for a variety of conditions which lead to organ