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Going to bat

The Law Society’s Business Law Committee has a very broad-ranging remit, explains chair Eleanor Daly.
‘Close SUSI grant gap for hybrid trainees’

Extending the SUSI (Student Universal Support Ireland) grant to trainee solicitors on part-time professional training programmes is among the measures recommended by the Law Society to help support

‘Staggering’ rise in prisoners on mattresses

The head of the Irish Prison Service (IPS) says that the impact of overcrowding on the system has become “increasingly evident”.
Chief Justice receives UCD honorary doctorate

Donal O’Donnell ‘a distinguished legal thinker’
Diversity among solicitors ‘is about justice’

The Law Society’s Director of Education has said that diversity in the legal profession is not just about representation – it is about justice.
MLRC to host social-welfare law training

Prof Gerry Whyte to lead three-week course
IBAHRI urges action on ‘gender apartheid’

The International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI) has reiterated a call for gender apartheid to be recognised as a crime under international law.

Warning for schools on pre-enrolment questions

The data-protection watchdog has issued guidance aimed at helping schools to comply with their obligations on the processing of personal data at the pre-enrolment stage.

TCD law student wins 2025 Cara Scholarship

Second-year Trinity College Dublin (TCD) law student Omotolani Sogbetun has won the 2025 Matheson Cara Scholarship.
DLA Piper launches 2025 refugees’ course

Global law firm DLA Piper has again teamed up with the Irish Refugee Council for its ‘Know Your Rights’ programme for refugees and asylum-seekers living in Ireland.

Diploma for legal executives on offer this autumn

Training to enhance skills, performance, confidence

Spike in digs fraud as students return to college

Gardaí warn on ‘untraceable’ payment methods
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