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Star Studded Line-Up Set To Take To The Stage For The Paddy Power Comedy Festival

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By Tommy Tiernan, Deirdre O’Kane, Emma Doran, Jason Byrne Verified
| Newstalk Verified
Tommy Tiernan, Deirdre O’Kane, Emma Doran, Young Hot Guys, Jason Byrne and many more will all be taking to the stage at this year's Paddy Power Comedy Festival. The four day event runs from 24th – 27th July, bringing you some of the biggest names in comedy, all in one place. The Paddy Power Comedy Festival takes place in Dublin's Iveagh Gardens, which is situated just off Harcourt Street and is easily accessible via bus and Luas services.
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The Dekagram: 3rd March 2025

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By Emma Doran
| dekachambers.com
This week we bring news of the current position on anonymity orders pending the decision of the Court of Appeal in PMC; and consider a late application to adduce expert evidence in the wake of the decision of the Court of Appeal in Yesss (A) Electrical Limited v Warren [2024] EWCA Civ 14. Anonymity Orders: Where are we Now?
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The Dekagram: 24th February 2025

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By Emma Doran
| dekachambers.com
Following on from chambers’ highly successful and well attended conference on accidents and deaths abroad on 13th February, Thomas Yarrow has been thinking about the extraterritorial application of the European Convention on Human Rights, a question which should be of concern to all cross border practitioners and indeed anyone who might encounter a claim with a foreign element against an emanation of the state. The results of his cogitation are every bit as emphatic as you would expect.
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