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Aisling Meehan on 11 December 2024
Legal: how do I set up enduring power of attorney?
This week a reader asks about enduring power of attorney, writes Aishling Meehan.
Aisling Meehan on 30 October 2024
Legal Advice: why was he passed over for the permanent post?
Is an employer entitled to pass over an employee on a temporary contract for a permanent position?
Aisling Meehan on 2 October 2024
Legal: joint herd number or registered farm partnership?
Here are the pros and cons of entering a joint herd number or registered farm partnership, writes Ashling Meehan.
Contributor on 6 March 2024
Legal: ‘do my neighbours have a duty to clean out drains?’
A drain pipe running onto his neighbour’s land is causing one farmer much distress, writes Aisling Meehan.
Contributor on 14 February 2024
Save or invest? How to choose the right strategy
Qualified financial advisor Carol Brick explains the best way to dip your toe in the water if you are interested in investments.
Contributor on 24 January 2024
Land disposal: how do I minimise tax and maximise reliefs?
Thinking of selling land in 2024? Depending on your circumstances, there are a range of reliefs available, so you need to be sure you’re availing of the right one, writes Jerry O’Neill.
Sarah McIntosh on 15 January 2024
Over €4.5 million to tackle dereliction and vacancy in rural towns
Minister Heather Humphreys announces funding of over €4.5 million to tackle derelict and vacant buildings in towns across rural Ireland, writes Sarah McIntosh
Contributor on 10 January 2024
Finance: simple savings resolutions to make 2024 your year of financial freedom
Forget those same old new year’s resolutions – here are some financial resolutions that can make an actual impact on your life, writes Carol Brick.
Aisling Meehan on 3 January 2024
Be mindful of the small print involved with solar farming
Developing a solar farm on part on your land can be very profitable, but legal issues can arise, writes Aisling Meehan
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