General: 17 November 2020
Council Elections 2020: Notice of Candidates Elected
2020 Election of Bar Benchers Panel (5 vacancies) and Practising Barristers’ Panel (5 vacancies) to Council of King’s Inns.
Read More2020 Election of Bar Benchers Panel (5 vacancies) and Practising Barristers’ Panel (5 vacancies) to Council of King’s Inns.
Read MoreThe Honorable Society of King’s Inns publishes the Statement of the Required Competencies of a Barrister, which was approved by the Council of King’s Inns at its meeting on Wednesday, 11 November 2020.
Read MoreThe Translation Seal Examination is due to take place this year on Saturday, 5 December 2020. This qualification is a great advantage for anyone wishing to pursue the profession of translator / legal linguist.
Read MoreDáithí Mac Cárthaigh, a practising barrister and the Law & Irish Language Coordinator here at King’s Inns, recently published a book titled ‘An Ghaeilge sa Dlí’. It is aimed at anyone interested in the role of the Irish language in the Irish legal system in Europe and internationally.
Read MoreAs part of the King’s Inns 2020 Fitness Challenge, we asked Dr Michelle Killian, an expert in stress management and wellbeing, to give her thoughts on how social isolation and loneliness impacts on wellbeing, and what we can do about it.
Read MoreJudge Síofra O’Leary of the European Court of Human Rights will deliver the Centre for Criminal Justice & Human Rights (CCJHR) annual lecture.
Read MoreDespite the Covid–19 constraints, mooting at the King’s Inns went from strength to strength in 2019–20 and remains a highlight of the extracurricular calendar.
Read MoreEU Careers with the Irish language: Information and advice – Online seminar with EU Commission and Government of Ireland – 28 October 2020.
Read MoreAs part of a wider education equity initiative, Senator Ruane is currently working on a research project identifying barriers faced by students and graduates when progressing in the Law profession.
Read MoreCalcutta Run, the Legal Fundraiser, are asking the legal profession and supporters to run, walk, cycle, hike a collective 10,000km to get them from Ireland to Kolkata – and raise vital funds for the Peter McVerry Trust and The Hope Foundation in the process.
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