Pat Ahern from RDJ’s Real Estate team analyses the High Court’s refusal to grant Tesco Ireland an interlocutory injunction against Choice Stores, following the closure of a loss‑making hardware unit in a Tesco‑anchored centre in Waterford. bit.ly/42v86GA #CommercialProperty #LandlordTenant

In this @businesspost.bsky.social article RDJ Partner Marie Gavin examines the EU Commission’s proposed “EU Inc” framework, questioning how it could affect Ireland’s startup advantage and why Ireland’s EU Council Presidency in 2026 will matter. www.businesspost.ie/analysis-opi...

A powerful close to #Fempower2026 with a brilliant panel featuring Dorothy Cross, Sara Flynn and Tom Clinch, expertly moderated by Mary McCarthy. Thought‑provoking insights on creativity, culture and the value of women in the arts. #RDJ #StrongerTogether

A special moment at #Fempower2026 as Lisa Hannigan’s performance captivates the room. 💫 #RDJ

Fiona Shaw and Dorothy Cross share their perspectives on creativity, resilience and leadership in the arts, and the role culture plays in shaping society — in Ireland and beyond. #Fempower2026

We’re excited to kick off our #Fempower2026 event this evening where we’re shining a spotlight on cultural trailblazers and contemporary creatives. #RDJ #Strongertogether

Private wires are emerging as a potential tool to support Ireland’s growing electricity demand, but their introduction raises important policy, regulatory and national interest considerations. bit.ly/3QQHT2H #Energy #Infrastructure #EVCharging

We were delighted to host a tax talk for artists, delivered by Mark Barrett from RDJ’s Tax team, in collaboration with Sample-Studios. We are proud to support the creative sector in Cork by sharing legal and tax expertise that helps artists build sustainable professional practices.

Our colleague Mahbooba Faiz shares her journey in this Irish Examiner article — from fleeing Afghanistan following the return of the Taliban, to graduating with a Master’s in Law from University College Cork, and building a legal career here in Ireland. bit.ly/4taXkjQ

Fantastic energy in the room this morning at the launch of the RDJ Associate Exchange in our Cork office. We were delighted to welcome associates and early career professionals from across corporate, finance and advisory roles for a relaxed morning of connection, conversation and shared learning.

We’re proud to share that RDJ has been named a Top 100 Company for Leading in Wellbeing by Ibec for the sixth consecutive year. The Leading in Wellbeing Index recognises organisations across Ireland that are setting the standard for healthy, supportive & thriving workplaces. #WorkPlaceWellbring100

A memorable evening at the HR Leaders Dinner in Cork. The discussion focused on the Gender Health Gap exploring the often‑overlooked differences in health outcomes between men and women and the role workplaces can play in driving greater equity in wellbeing. #RDJ #HRLeaders #WorkplaceWellbeing

RDJ's EU and Competition team outline the key updates, including new guidance on data licensing, technology pools, refined rules on active and passive sales, extended grace periods, and clearer treatment of licensing negotiation groups. bit.ly/3OSJ2WR

A recent Court of Appeal decision has provided important judicial guidance on the use of artificial intelligence in Irish legal proceedings, including the apparent introduction of a positive obligation on parties to disclose the use of AI research to both the Court & opposing parties. bit.ly/41PKagW

Over the past few weeks, we shared three articles as part of our Commercial Property Essentials series, designed to give buyers and tenants a clear, high level overview of the key issues to consider in a commercial property transaction. Read series here: bit.ly/4886zJY bit.ly/48dznk7 bit.ly/3OrR3BZ

RDJ was proud to sponsor the recent Cork Chamber Business Breakfast with the @irishexaminer.bsky.social, held on the 14 April at the Clayton Hotel, Cork. The event featured Gas Networks Ireland CEO David Kelly, who delivered an assessment of Ireland’s energy position. Read more here: bit.ly/4sSqRi9

Clear grievance procedures support fair and lawful issue‑management. Addressing concerns early and consistently can prevent escalation, reduce risk and maintain workplace trust. #RDJ #Employment #Workplace #Grievances bit.ly/4vpDbZD

We’re proud to once again be ranked Tier 1 by Media Law International, the global guide to leading media law firms and practitioners. Congratulations to Darryl Broderick and Diarmaid Gavin on being recognised as Leading Lawyers — a great endorsement of the strength and depth of RDJ’s media practice.

RDJ is proud to have advised Nimol Residential on the acquisition of a significant 91 acre site in Ashford, Co. Wicklow, which—subject to planning permission—has the potential to deliver more than 400 new homes. bit.ly/4ch5Jf6 #RDJ #RealEstate #HousingDelivery

No-fault dismissals remain lawful in Ireland, provided there are no underlying misconduct issues and the contract allows for termination without cause. Jennifer Cashman explains that while no-fault dismissals are possible, they carry significant legal risk. bit.ly/4trkzGO #RDJ #Employment #Law

RDJ is proud to have advised Bank of Ireland on a facility advanced to Oaklee Housing, an approved housing body, to support the acquisition of 39 apartments at Bentley Villas, Bentley Place, Dún Laoghaire. bit.ly/3OsLkf3 #AffordableHousing #SocialHousing #BankingAndFinance

Jamie Olden, Managing Partner at RDJ, offers a sharp assessment of the Irish legal market in the 2026 BusinessPlus annual survey of Ireland’s top commercial law firms. Read the full article here: bit.ly/4cbJas2 #BusinessPlus #Leadership #RDJ

We are looking forward to the upcoming Cork Chamber Business Breakfast with David Kelly, CEO of Gas Networks Ireland, taking place on Tuesday, 14 April at the Clayton Hotel Cork City. RDJ is proud to be a co-sponsor of the event alongside the Irish Examiner. Register here: bit.ly/4dpU1B6

Alan Cronin of RDJ’s Corporate & Commercial team features in today’s @irishtimes.com article on the evolving M&A landscape, sharing insights on longer deal timelines, heightened scrutiny and the growing importance of seller preparation. Read more here: bit.ly/4sbIWHB #RDJ #MergersAndAcquisitions

A major milestone for the Railyard development in Cork, now topped out at 25 storeys. RDJ Partners Margaret Ring & Finola McCarthy, with Senior Associates Maria O’Donoghue & Georgina Wallace, advised JCD Group. #TheRailyard #CorkDocklands #Cork

This #BCorpMonth, we’re reflecting on our journey to becoming a certified B Corp — and the progress we’ve made since certification.🌍🚀 To learn more, visit www.rdj.ie/b-corp #RDJ #BCorp #BCorpCertified #BCorpMonth

Ireland's media merger regime is proposed to undergo major change following the publication of the Media Regulation Bill 2026, which, if enacted, would implement the European Media Freedom Act. bit.ly/3NyhMMQ #RDJ #Media #EU&Competition

Congratulations to Alan Cronin on being named in the Business Plus 40 Under 40, celebrating the commercial law sector’s outstanding young talent across Ireland. businessplus.ie/media-plus/4... #RDJ #BusinessPlus #40Under40

RDJ is proud to have advised Home Building Finance Ireland (HBFI) on the financing of O’Brien O’Flynn’s new residential development at Laurel Hill, Monkstown, Co. Cork. Construction is now underway on site, with the first homes scheduled for delivery later this year. bit.ly/4t3tYE4 #RDJ #HBFI

Congratulations to the RDJ lawyers and practices who earned recognition in the 2026 edition of The Legal 500 EMEA. RDJ has been named a leader in 17 practice areas, with a total of 29 lawyers recognised in the editorial commentary. Read more here: bit.ly/4mcBc6R #Legal500 #LegalRankings #L500EMEA

In January 2026, the High Court delivered judgment in Higgins v Coleman and Motor Insurers’ Bureau of Ireland on the issue of costs and considered the consequences of advancing a seriously flawed and excessive loss of earnings claim in personal injury actions. Read here: lnkd.in/d_QRaucZ

Received a WRC claim? Isabelle Mannix from RDJ's Employment team discusses how employers should approach defending a WRC claim, including early preparation, insurance notification, managing cost and risk, and when to seek legal advice. bit.ly/4dEQ0bN

RDJ was proud to support the vital work of Croí Heart & Stroke Charity by attending their Annual Charity Ball at the Galmont Hotel in Galway. Learn more about Croí and the impact of their work here: www.croi.ie #RDJ #Croí #HeartHealth #Galway

We’re proud to have advised Lanthorn on the financing of its acquisition of the Radisson Blu Hotel Letterkenny, 114-bed, four-star hotel, located in Donegal. bit.ly/47UyuN2 #RDJ #BankingandFinance #Hospitality #BusinessImpact

In a significant High Court decision, Mr Justice David Nolan has discharged a restrictive covenant that had prevented residential development in Co. Limerick - marking the Court’s first written judgment on the exercise of s.50 of the Land & Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009. bit.ly/4bCiRuO

Congratulations to RDJ lawyers and practices recognised in the Chambers Europe Guide 2026. RDJ is recommended in 11 practice areas, including a Band 1 ranking for Insurance: Dispute Resolution, reflecting our deep expertise and the continued trust of our clients. bit.ly/4cRBzkt #ChambersEurope2026

TUPE Regulations in Ireland protect employees when a business or service transfers to a new employer, but their application is rarely straightforward, particularly in outsourcing scenarios. Read article here: bit.ly/4lWDkiZ #RDJ #Employment #TUPERegulations

In the latest instalment of our Commercial Property Essentials series, Aoife Brannigan from our Real Estate team examines the key considerations when purchasing a standalone commercial building, whether an office, warehouse or similar premises. bit.ly/3ORNF34 #CommercialProperty #LegalInsight

RDJ Partner Darryl Broderick offers a sharp analysis of the Defamation (Amendment) Act 2026 in the Business Post, noting that while reforms such as ending juries, new broadcast & retail defences, and limited anti‑SLAPP steps mark progress, challenges remain. bit.ly/47bNANT #Defamation #MediaLaw

RDJ is proud to have advised the shareholders of accountancy and business advisory firm, LSMQ on its acquisition by the UK private equity backed AAB Accountancy Group. Read more here: bit.ly/4l2NAW9 #BusinessImpact #MergersandAcquisitions

RDJ LLP’s Diarmaid Gavin and Scion Flanagan consider proposed changes to company law. @rdj.ie

The Irish Supreme Court has delivered a significant judgment clarifying when commercial negotiations give rise to a binding contract—particularly where parties label communications “subject to contract”. bit.ly/4kVzx4G #RDJ #Contracts #SupremeCourt #DisputeResolution

We were delighted to welcome this year’s RDJ Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship recipients, Elena Falvey and Mohammad Naeem, to our Cork office recently. Both students from the @lawucc.bsky.social stood out in a highly competitive selection process and are incredibly deserving of this recognition.

RDJ is pleased to announce two senior appointments, with the promotion of Martin O’Callaghan to Partner in our Real Estate practice and the appointment of Angie Wills as a Knowledge Lawyer. bit.ly/3ZNq7P9 #RDJ #RealEstate #KnowledgeLawyer #NewAppointment

RDJ is proud to have advised Neurent Medical on its €62.5m funding round. Based in Galway, Neurent Medical develops innovative, minimally invasive treatments for chronic rhinitis and other ENT conditions. Read more about the transaction: bit.ly/4tDBJBM #RDJ #BusinessImpact #FundingRound

The WRC has issued a revised Code of Practice on Access to Part-Time Working, effective 22 January 2026. It updates the 2006 Code and reflects newer legislation around part‑time work, banded hours, and flexible working rights. RDJ's Employment team review the key changes. Read here: bit.ly/4cynSqn

Congratulations to our newly qualified solicitors who have joined RDJ’s Corporate and Commercial, Employment, Real Estate, Banking and Tax teams. We wish them every success for the future!🚀 #RDJ #LegalCareers #LifeAtRDJ #Future #Ambition

RDJ Employment Lawyer Jennifer Cashman shares insights in an article by Cliff Taylor in The Irish Times about recent legal developments around contractual and mandatory retirement ages in the workplace and what new rules will mean for employers and employees. Read here: bit.ly/4aKiDm6 #EmploymentLaw

The Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2026 seeks to introduce a new nationwide rent regulation model that will significantly affect Student Specific Accommodation (SSA) and university‑operated accommodation. Read here: bit.ly/4kzt5jQ

The Residential Tenancies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2026 proposes to introduce sweeping reforms to the residential tenancy sector from 1 March 2026. Read Insight here: bit.ly/4rx6YgJ