The Irish Times

Social media ban on referendum advertising ‘quite telling,’ conference hears

Defamation conference hears companies should take responsibility for content

Sat May 26 2018 - 12:59

Max Schrems: the man who took on Facebook - and won

Interview: The privacy activist talks Cambridge Analytica and why the battle has just begun

Thu Apr 05 2018 - 11:52

Irish student wins support in legal battle over exam script

Advocate General tells European court that exam scripts do constitute ‘personal data’

Thu Jul 20 2017 - 20:08

Uber deemed transport service by EU top court adviser

Ruling is potential blow to the US firm which claims to be merely a digital enabler

Thu May 11 2017 - 11:40

EU accuses Google of abusing its market dominance

Google has 12 weeks to respond to charge and could face European Commission fine

Wed Apr 20 2016 - 23:02

European Court rules against minimum alcohol pricing

Alcohol Beverage Federation of Ireland welcomes ruling which means minimum pricing in Ireland could be deemed illegal

Wed Dec 23 2015 - 14:27

All eyes on Labour’s EU stance after Corbyn win

British party’s new leader could inspire a wave of left-wing euroscepticism in bloc

Thu Sept 17 2015 - 01:00

Luxembourg charges French journalist over LuxLeaks

Leaked documents show companies secured deals to slash tax bills

Fri Apr 24 2015 - 09:28

State facing fines up to €100m after finding on doctors hours

Court of Justice says Ireland failed to meet obligations under Working Time Directive

Fri Mar 20 2015 - 07:09

Europe Letter: balancing swift responses with ‘soft’ approach to counter-terrorism

Leaders grapple with reacting to attacks without sacrificing privacy

Thu Jan 15 2015 - 01:00

UK visa rules for some non-EU citizens illegal – European Court

Irish man married to Colombian challenged her need to get visa to visit their house in UK

Thu Dec 18 2014 - 20:37

Surrogacy no grounds for maternity leave rules ECJ

Ruling upholds legal opinion issued by the court in September

Wed Mar 19 2014 - 01:02

Reconciling ECB and Germany’s highest court over OMT won’t be easy

The European Court of Justice has the unenviable task of refereeing a far-reaching legal clinch between powerful institutions with contradictory traditions

Fri Feb 14 2014 - 01:15

Waterford case leads to overhaul on pensions

Court ruled the Irish State was in breach of the EU insolvency directive

Wed Nov 20 2013 - 01:00