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The Irish UPC ‘neverendum’?

23.04.2024

The Irish UPC ‘neverendum’?

Delay to the Unitary Patent package in Ireland Just a few weeks after flooring the accelerator, the Irish government has slammed the brakes on the planned UPC referendum. The Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment has confirmed that the referendum scheduled for June 2024 has been postponed indefinitely.

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Ireland and the Unified Patent Court

12.03.2024

Ireland and the Unified Patent Court

Despite being an enthusiastic participant in the European Union, Ireland has sat on the sidelines of the EU’s Unified Patent Court (‘UPC’) project so far. But not for much longer – the Irish Government has announced that the necessary constitutional referendum will be held in June 2024 and that Ireland’s ratification of the UPC Agreement will be fast-tracked if the referendum passes.

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Keltie turns 35: A look back at the journey so far with Sean Cummings

05.12.2023

Keltie turns 35: A look back at the journey so far with Sean Cummings

Sean Cummings joined the IP profession in 1986 after graduating with a degree in Engineering Science and Industrial Management. He qualified as a Chartered Patent Attorney and European Patent Attorney in 1992. Sean is also a Trade Mark Attorney qualified to act before the EU, UK and Irish Intellectual Property Offices, and a Professional Representative before the EU's new Unified Patent Court.

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Sean Cummings explains why Keltie’s office in Galway is the perfect location post-Brexit.

12.02.2021

Sean Cummings explains why Keltie’s office in Galway is the perfect location post-Brexit.

Understanding Keltie's decision to open an Irish office.

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