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The streets of Birr as described by Cooke precede the Ordnance Survey by twelve years and come five years after the 1821 census of Birr
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This Saturday 11 July starting at 10 30am and finishing at 12 noon there is a tour of Spollanstown commencing at the front of the Tullamore Court Hotel
By: Julie Murphy, Michael Byrne, Emma Trainor, Tina Turner, Róisín Peart
In a significant decision concerning the funding of litigation in Ireland, the Supreme Court in Howley v McClean; Howley v Howard [2026] IESC 34 clarified the legality of “conditional uplift” fees and “no foal, no fee” arrangements, in the context of a tax debt recovery action by the Revenue Commissioners. The Supreme Court confirmed that “conditional uplift” fees are permitted in actions for debts or to recover liquidated sums (they are not permitted otherwise, for example in personal injuries actions). The long standing practice of “no foal, no fee” arrangements, facilitate access to justice, and are not unlawful. The Supreme Court also clarified that champerty can be relied upon as a defence.
By: Michael Byrne, Karen Reynolds
The UK High Court has approved a groundbreaking dynamic blocking mechanism that allows pharmaceutical companies to block websites selling counterfeit medicines without requiring repeated court applications. This novel approach enables rights holders to self-certify breaches and directly instruct Internet Service Providers to block qualifying websites, marking a significant evolution in combating online pharmaceutical counterfeiting. The decision extends website blocking orders beyond traditional copyright e
Morning stroll around Tullamore town park, river and Kilcruttin cemetery THE second guided Tullamore town walk in July is along Tullamore River to the town park and Cormac Street.
By: Michael Byrne
the Offaly towns of Edenderry, Birr and Portarlington also had market houses Now the most important feature in the town square and the town of Tullamore is the market house or town house.
By: Julie Murphy, Michael Byrne
In its recent decision in QPQ Limited v Schute [2026] IEHC 463, the High Court confirmed that it has an inherent jurisdiction to order the disclosure of litigation funding arrangements where there is a credible basis for believing the proceedings may be supported by unlawful third-party funding.
A ‘Fashionable Marriage' in Tullamore 135 years ago – Michael F. Gorry senior and Edith McGlynn
By: Michael Byrne
The opening of Heritage Week 2026 Tullamore is also marking the 40th anniversary of the opening of the new and third church on the same site at Harbour and Chapel Street, Tullamore with a special Vigil Mass this evening (Saturday, August 15) at 6.30 pm, celebrated by Bishop Tom Deenihan of the Diocese of Meath
