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Mason Hayes & Curran’s turnover down 6% due to impact of Covid

Irish law firm blames ‘slowdown’ in transactions and a reduction in dispute cases

Carechoice expands in Dublin with €10m purchase of Newtownpark House

Group buys 59-bed facility in Blackrock, and now owns five nursing homes in capital

ODCE offers comfort to firms facing insolvency amid Covid-19

Stance on responsible behaviour of directors will take into account coronavirus havoc

Most workers expect to be back in office by September, survey shows

Despite optimism about return, 83% still want some option of remote working

Silicon Docks residential site sells for more than double guide price

Plot of 0.25 acres on South Lotts Road sold with adjoining semi-detached house achieves €4m

Mason Hayes & Curran reports 4% rise in revenue to €85m

Irish firm said main drivers of growth were demand in tech and data privacy, energy, financial services and litigation

Charities to bear the brunt of Brexit

Britain’s departure from the EU will have a significant impact on community and voluntary organisations, charities and social enterprises

Mason Hayes & Curran reappoints Black as managing partner

Declan Black will serve third successive term, having first been elected to role in 2013

Ten top trends in diversity and inclusion

From gender pay gap reporting to parental leave to mental health support, organisations are embracing the latest advancements in D&I

Canadian hotelier buys Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links for €50m

Northland Properties owns hotels in Canada, US and UK, as well as Dallas Stars NHL team

High Court orders gardaí to return boy (14) to special care centre

Barrister for Tusla tells judge child is living on streets and is a serious danger to himself

Residential opportunity at heart of Dublin’s Silicon Docks guiding at €1.8m

Zoned South Lotts Road site offers potential for at least 21 apartments

Ireland’s reputation as business hub draws global law firm to Dublin

Former US peace broker heralds arrival of DLA Piper as it plans to grow to 100 jobs

Vote 100: Events to mark the centenary of the vote for women in Ireland

The ending of the ban on women voting and standing for election is being celebrated across the country

Plain English Awards seeks to tackle gobbledygook

Awards programme has five new categories, including one for the public

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