Fado, Fado, prior to English Rule, Ireland had its own indigenous legal System which dated from Celtic times and survived until in or around the 17th century known as Brehon law. Brehon law had developed from customs which had been passed on orally from one generation to the next. Under the Brehon law system three … Continued

WHAT IS A PERSONAL INJURY A Personal injury* is the legal term for an injury or illness that has been caused or exasperated by someone else’s negligence. An injury of any kind can affect your quality of life. Being out of work as a result of injury may also affect your monthly household income. Personal … Continued

Technology is a useful Servant but a dangerous Master Christian Lous Lange, Norwegian politician in 1930     SOURCES OF DATA PROTECTION LAW AND THE EMERGENCE OF GDPR In the United States the legal discussion in relation to data protection is frequently linked to the Warren & Brandeis’s Legal article in 1890 entitled “The Right … Continued

Almost 150 years ago on the 8th of February 1870 following a trial which commenced a year and a half earlier, Judge Flanagan of the Landed Estates Court ruled that the Rights of Way in Bundoran would be granted in perpetuity to the people of Bundoran. The court awarded the public rights of way for … Continued

He who is not strong must be clever – An té nach bhfuil láidir, ní foláir dó bheith glic.   Applications for repossessions of homes in County Donegal were at 164 at the latest sitting of the County Registrar on the 28th of June 2019. While this number may seem shocking to some, it in fact … Continued

Deoch an Dorais – One for the Road Fado, Fado, prior to English Rule, Ireland had its own indigenous legal System which dated from Celtic times and survived until in or around the 17th century known at Brehon law. Brehon law had developed from customs which had been passed on orally from one generation to … Continued