
Rosemarie Loftus
Rosemarie Loftus is the president of the Law Society of Ireland, where she advocates for the improvement of the legal profession and the justice system in Ireland. In a recent report highlighting the inefficiencies of the Irish courts, she expressed hope that the findings would assist policymakers in allocating resources effectively to develop fair and transparent justice policies.
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Society president Rosemarie Loftus praised Judge Guillou for his work upholding international law.
US-sanctioned international court judge urges Ireland to take a stand – The Irish TimesRosemarie Loftus is the president of the Law Society who suggested appointing an independent mediator.
Barristers urge Jim O’Callaghan to ‘engage further’ with defence solicitors to end pay dispute – The Irish TimesLaw Society president Rosemarie Loftus sent a letter to the Minister on Friday in which she acknowledged several positive developments in recent days.
Law Society flags remaining issues in dispute over legal aid changes – The Irish Times
Law Society president Rosemarie Loftus said it had received correspondence from the minister.
Solicitors to consider Minister’s changes in criminal defence legal fee payments aimed at resolving dispute – The Irish Times
Law Society president Rosemarie Loftus hoped the research will assist all policymakers who impact the justice system.
Irish courts slowest in EU at hearing and deciding cases, report finds – The Irish Times





