2012: The year Irish newspapers tried to destroy the web
This is not a joke.
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EMI Records (Ireland) and Ors -v- UPC and Ors: Court Report
This matter was returnable today in Court 1 on a Motion for Entry before Mr.
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National Digital Research Centre: Brewster’s Millions with public money?
The National Digital Research Centre (NDRC) is the successor to the now departed MediaLab Europe in Dublin’s Digital Hub.
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EMI Records [Ireland] Ltd and Ors sue Irish ISPs
An interesting case has appeared in the High Court search system.
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Newspaper Licensing Ireland: 2nd letter for Women’s Aid re paying to link to newspaper websites
The following letter was sent on behalf of Women’s Aid to Newspaper Licensing Ireland Limited.
Savita Halappanavar and HIQA
The questions set out below are relevant questions for any effective inquiry into the death of Savita Halappanavar .
How to request your Medical Records and pay less
Hospitals and doctors’ offices in Ireland will give a person their medical records if they ask for them.
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How (and why) to complain about an unwanted political Automatic Phone Call
There are reports today of people receiving automatic dialling machine telephone calls relating to Ireland’s abortion legislation.
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How to get rid of a NUI Senator
Although the Government has committed itself to holding a referendum to abolish the Seanad, institutions tend to be resilient and governments who have difficulties tend not to call avoidable referenda.
High Court Personal Injury trials
If a Defendant knows that the system will deliver a judgment for the Plaintiff and knows what the compensation for the Plaintiff is likely to be only two issues remain to be vouchsafed; that the costs will increase with the passing of time and that those costs will have to be met by the Defendant.
The Medical Council’s Guidance on Abortion
The Medical Council is the professional governing body for doctors in Ireland.
The Children’s Referendum and Other Trust Issues
During the campaign for the Children’s Rights Referendum every person with any claim to credibility on the issue was in agreement.
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A Letter to Minister Shatter
In Ireland, and the UK, the judiciary, generally, follow a practice of awarding costs of the action to the victor.