Terry Creating an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) is an important step in planning for the future, particularly if there is a possibility that you might lose the ability to manage your personal or financial affairs due to illness, injury, or cognitive decline. In Ireland, an EPA allows you to appoint one or more trusted individuals … Read more
In certain circumstances where a person dies as a consequence of the wrongful act of another a fatal injury action can be pursued. There is statutory provision for this in Part IV of the Civil Liability Act 1961. This abolished the general common law rule that a person injured by the wrongful act of another … Read more
The key act when it comes to international protection from an Irish law perspective is the International Protection Act 2015. This act covers Section 34 of International Protection Act 2015 provides Examination of application 34. An international protection officer shall examine each application for international protection for the purpose of deciding whether to recommend, under … Read more
There are two systems of registration in Ireland: Registry of Deeds Land registry First registration First registration means entering title to lands in the register of lands that have been unregistered up to that point. Registration is compulsory in the State now. If registration is not carried out, then title does not vest in the … Read more
A business visit visa permits you to work in Ireland for up to 14 days provided the purpose of your visit is to engage in business related activities. British nationals British nationals can travel freely to Ireland without the need for a visa. This is as a result of the CTA (Common Travel Area) between … Read more