In partnership with The Bar of Ireland, King’s Inns is hosting an event to celebrate 20 years of the McCarthy Bursary and its impact in promoting diversity and inclusion at the Bar on Thursday, May 18, from 6 pm to 7.30 pm.
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The next and final book club meeting of the academic and legal year will take place on Monday, June 12, at 7 pm via Zoom.
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On Friday, May 12, from 2 pm to 5 pm, The Bar of Ireland in partnership with King’s Inns, is hosting an in–person conference on “Forging a career as a Mediator: what next?”. This event is open to anyone interested in mediation – non–legal professionals and lawyers.
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King’s Inns will host a free in–person Law and Education Symposium on Monday evening, April 24, for anyone working in the education environment.
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Next, in the ‘Alumni Stories’ series, our member relations officer Diane Sutton speaks to Dáithí Mac Cárthaigh BL, a barrister at The Bar of Ireland, the Law & Irish Academic Coordinator at King’s Inns and former President of Conradh na Gaeilge.
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The fourth Book Club meeting for this academic and legal year will take place on Monday, April 17, at 7 pm via Zoom.
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“Authenticity is key”: Cathy Smith SC responding to a well–structured and well–researched inaugural address by Paula Cassidy, the auditor of the Law Students’ Debating Society of Ireland, which took place on Thursday, February 23, in King’s Inns.
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A team of two full–time Barrister–at–Law degree students, Carla Fusciardi Wallace and Justin McAleese, have won this year’s national negotiation competition, which took place in the Law Society’s Education Centre at Blackhall Place.
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Paula Cassidy, degree of Barrister–at–Law student and Auditor (193rd Session) of the Law Students’ Debating Society of Ireland (LSDSI), will deliver her Inaugural Address on Thursday, February 23, at 5.20 pm.
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Many opportunities present in the field of lawyer–linguistics with the European Union. The CJEU is in the process of expanding its Irish language unit and recruits many Irish language lawyer–linguists. Ireland is now also the main source for English language lawyer–linguists with further opportunities presenting there.
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