Eleanor Burnhill
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Collapse in legal aid certs deeply worrying - Law Society (opens the original)
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The number of legal aid certificates granted in July this year fell by 93% compared to last year, according to the Law Society, which appeared before the Oireachtas Committee on Justice today. A new Criminal Legal Aid Scheme was introduced in July this year by Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan, which replaced a per-appearance fee with a €520 flat rate, prompting hundreds of solicitors to withdraw their services. In its opening statement to the committee, the Law Society said the new scheme is
Collapse in legal aid certs deeply worrying - Law Society (opens the original)
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The number of legal aid certificates granted in July this year fell by 93% compared to last year, according to the Law Society, which appeared before the Oireachtas Committee on Justice today. A new Criminal Legal Aid Scheme was introduced in July this year by Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan, which replaced a per-appearance fee with a €520 flat rate, prompting hundreds of solicitors to withdraw their services. In its opening statement to the committee, the Law Society said the new scheme is
New citizenship rules 'will be difficult for some people' (opens the original)
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A 22-year-old man who has received Irish citizenship at a ceremony in Dublin has said new citizenship rules which have been brought to Cabinet "will be difficult for some, but hopefully not too difficult." Adrian Egbukaohia moved to Ireland from Venezuela when he was two years old and applied for citizenship when he became an adult. "I'm about 20 years now waiting for the citizenship," he said. Rules around getting citizenship are set to be tightened under new legislation brought to Cabinet by M
More than 5,500 people to become Irish citizens (opens the original)
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More than 5,600 people will be conferred with Irish citizenship at ceremonies in Dublin over the next two days. It comes as the rules around getting citizenship are set to be tightened under new legislation brought to the Cabinet by Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan. Speaking ahead of this morning's ceremony, Minister of State with responsibility for Migration Colm Brophy said the new legislation contained in the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Amendment Bill 2026 should be enacted by the e
More than 300 swimmers participate in annual Liffey swim (opens the original)
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More than 300 swimmers have braved the waters of the River Liffey in Dublin, for the annual swim through the heart of the capital. Now in its 106th year, this swim formed part of a new two-day festival, celebrating the River Liffey. The women's race was won by Sadbh Byrne of Tallaght Masters SC, in her first ever attempt at the swim. The men's race was won by Bruno Delmonte from the Templelogue Open Water Squad. The Swim Ireland race is hosted in partnership with Dublin City Council and a series
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