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1 month ago | 
whitneymoore.ie | Whitney Moore
The Skorts Debate: A Defining Moment for Gender Equality in SportThe conversation around skorts in camogie has grown louder in recent months. What began as a player comfort issue has become a much wider debate on gender equality, legal rights and the evolution of women’s sport in Ireland. At the heart of it is a question of choice. Should camogie players be required to wear a skort when their counterparts in Ladies Gaelic Football can wear shorts? The debate is no longer just about sportswear.
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1 month ago | 
whitneymoore.ie | Whitney Moore
📖 Read the full commentary🎧 Listen to the podcastOriginal Posted Date: April 2025Volunteers, Value and Vulnerability: Powering Modern Sport Through Legal StrategySport is growing and so are the risksModern sport is a global, complex business, but at grassroots level, many organisations are still led by volunteers. That gap between scale and structure brings real legal risks.
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1 month ago | 
whitneymoore.ie | Whitney Moore
📖 Read the full commentary🎧 Listen to the podcastOriginal Posted Date: April 2025Beyond the Pitch: Crisis, Compliance and the LawWhen sport faces its toughest testsSport brings joy, community and pride, but it also brings risk. When governance fails or crises emerge, organisations need more than goodwill. They need legal frameworks, clear processes, and experienced advisers to navigate the storm.
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1 month ago | 
whitneymoore.ie | Whitney Moore
The Power Behind the Players: How Strategy Shapes SuccessTrusted advisers at the heart of modern sportElite-level sports are no longer just about performance on the field. It is about building careers, protecting interests, and navigating a complex commercial world with confidence and foresight. In the first episode of Sports Matters, Ciaran Medlar, partner at BDO and head of its Sports Advisory Unit, shares rare insight into this often unseen but vital side of the sporting world.
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2 months ago | 
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Fiche techniqueL'histoire de Mark Kerr, légendaire combattant de MMA de l'ère de l'UFC au sommet de sa carrière. En l'an 2000, il lutte contre l'addiction, la victoire, l'amour et l'amitié.
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2 months ago | 
whitneymoore.ie | Whitney Moore
Whitney Moore is proud to sponsor Sports Matters, a dynamic new podcast from The Currency, that launched in April 2025. As a leading Irish law firm with significant expertise in sports law, we are delighted to support a series that brings together expert voices to explore the evolving landscape of sport, from governance and investment to athlete welfare and legal reform.
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2 months ago | 
whitneymoore.ie | Whitney Moore
We are pleased to share that Whitney Moore has been recognised across five key practice areas in the newly published Legal 500 EMEA 2025 rankings. These independent rankings reflect the views of clients and peers and are based on a combination of detailed submissions and in-depth interviews. The recognition is a testament to the strength of our teams and our continued commitment to practical, expert advice delivered with a personal approach.
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Jan 27, 2025 | 
whitneymoore.ie | Whitney Moore
Cross-border mergers have become increasingly popular in the European Union (EU) due to the need for companies to access new opportunities, new markets, and optimise business structures. This article aims to provide an overview of cross-border mergers whereby an Irish Company is merging into a foreign Company, focusing on the applicable laws, procedural requirements, and key considerations for Irish companies involved in these transactions.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
whitneymoore.ie | Whitney Moore
With the arrival of Storm Éowyn and a red weather warning for the country in place, employers should be aware of their health and safety obligations towards employees. Extreme and severe weather events can impact on an employee’s ability to report for work and an employer’s ability to operate his/her business and be able to provide work.
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Sep 5, 2024 | 
whitneymoore.ie | Whitney Moore
The Employment Permits Act 2024 (“The Act”) commenced on Monday 2nd September. The Act consolidates and updates existing law on employment permits and introduces new provisions and amendments. The Act applies to non-EEA nationals who wish to take up eligible employment and residence in the State. Some of the main changes are set out below. Seasonal Employment Permit (SEP)The Act introduces this new type of permit which is designed to support sectors such as horticulture and agriculture.
