Author: Whitney Moore
Practice Direction HC 142: generative AI in the High Court
Practice Direction HC 142, the Practice Direction on the Responsible Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Court Documents, came into force on 1 September 2026. It was…
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Whitney Moore Contributes to Lexology Guide on Mining 2026
Whitney Moore Corporate Partner Brendan Ringrose was delighted to edit the Ireland chapter of the 2026 edition of the Lexology Guide on Mining: Getting the Deal Through.
The…
What Ireland’s First Year of FDI Screening Reveals
By Sean Ryan, Partner and Head of EU, Competition and Regulatory
The Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment has published Ireland’s first annual FDI Screening Report….
EU Inc.: a unified corporate framework
EU Inc.: a unified corporate framework for businesses expanding across borders
On 18 March 2026, the European Commission published its proposal for a new pan-European corporate…
EU and Irish Competition Law Newsletter April 2026
Sean RyanPartner, Head of EU, Competition & Regulatory
The last few months have made one thing clear: competition law enforcement in Ireland and across the EU is not slowing…
No deal too small: CCPC uses “call-in” power for the first time
The CCPC has called in a below-threshold transaction for the first time, sending a clear message to dealmakers across Ireland: size is not a shield from regulatory scrutiny.
On 20…
Coolglass Windfarm Supreme Court Climate Obligations
Coolglass Windfarm Limited v. An Coimisiún Pleanála
Supreme Court Decision
On 4 February 2026, the Supreme Court issued its judgment in Coolglass Wind Farm Limited v An…
The EU Pay Transparency Directive: What It Means for Your Business
By Emma Richmond, Managing Partner & Head of Employment Law, and Giselle Keenan, Associate, Whitney Moore
Something significant is coming for Irish employers, and the deadline…
Whitney Moore proposed changes to directors’ residential addresses
Proposed changes to directors’ residential addresses. What company directors should know
If you are a company director in Ireland, your residential address may be more visible…
What Happens at the Christmas Party Rarely Stays There, Warns Whitney Moore
Dublin, Ireland, 9th December 2025
Irish businesses are getting ready for their Christmas parties, and most teams welcome the chance to relax after a demanding year. Yet every…
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