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Dr Ger Coffey, Editor of the Irish Criminal Law Journal, published by Thomson Round Hall Ireland’s leading law publisher, has overseen the publication of [2023] 33(4) ICLJ

Congrats to the moot team who participated in the Bréagchúirt Uí Dhálaigh competition at the weekend.

Dr Laura Cahillane has had a busy November as she guest lectured at King's Inn and presented a paper at TriCON on the issues of diversity and merit in the Judicial Appointments Commission Bill

Eddie Keane on November 11 delivered a well received talk to the Leaving Cert students of CBS, Sexton Street

Dr Cahillane was examining the role of the Council of State and its role as an advisory board to the President

On 1st November, the University community came together to mark the significant victory achieved by one of our own graduates with the Supreme Court decision which will mean votes in Seanad elections for UL graduates.

We are delighted to announce that applications for the 2023 Matheson Scholarship in Law Plus are now open.

On Tuesday October 17, we were delighted to welcome partners from Matheson to the School of Law

The scholarship is awarded to the person enrolling on the LLM in Human Rights in Criminal Justice with the highest award in an undergraduate law degree upon registration.

Dr Alan Cusack attends first meeting of the Management Committee of new COST Action Project

Dr Ger Coffey published a research article entitled "An interpretative analysis of the European ne bis in idem principle through the lens of ECHR, CFR and CISA provisions: Are three streams flowing in the same channel?” in Volume 14, Issue 3 New Journal of European Criminal Law, pages 345-373.