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• Clarke, O. and J. Healy ‘Taking matters into consideration - much to consider’ (2025) Irish Criminal Law Journal 35(4), 84-90. Criminal Procedure - Sentencing - Guilty Pleas - Associated or Duplicate Offences - Taking Matters into Consideration.

• Coulter, P. ‘Tackling SLAPPs’ 31 Oct (2025) New Law Journal 175(8137), 7-8. Civil Procedure - Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation - Solicitors - Law Firms - Ethics - Regulatory Obligations - Solicitors Regulation Authority.

• Crushell, B. ‘No surrender? The abandonment of a role under the Unfair Dismissals Act 1977’ (2025) Irish Employment Law Journal 22(3), 66-68. Employment Law - Dismissal - Absence Without Leave - Resignation - Abandonment - Self-Dismissal - Unfair Dismissal.

• Kenna, P. ‘The concept of human dignity as a floor of housing rights obligations in Ireland - Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC) v Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Ireland and the Attorney General’ (2025) Irish Law Times 43(8), 91-93. Immigration - Asylum Seekers - Housing - EU Law - Human Rights - Human Dignity - EU Charter of Fundamental Rights - Provision of Accommodation - Residential Accommodation - Standard of Living.

• Keys, T. ‘Artificial intelligence: what happens when AI goes rogue?’ Oct (2025) Bar Review 30(4), 130-134. Artificial Intelligence - Legal Profession - Lawyers - Generative AI - Use of AI in Legal Research - AI Hallucinations - Improper Use of AI Tools - Legal Submissions - False Citations - Administration of Justice - Sanctions.

• Kirwan, B. ‘Disclosures, detriment and damages: the role of interlocutory injunctive relief in the Protected Disclosures Act’ (2025) Irish Employment Law Journal 22(3), 48-54. Employment Law - Employers’ Powers and Duties - Protected Disclosures - Whistleblowers - Injunctions - Interim Injunctions - Damages - Jurisdiction.

• Murphy, G.N. ‘Regulating transfer of loans and credit agreements: an overview of the Credit Servicers and Credit Purchasers Regulations 2023’ (2025) Irish Law Times 43(8), 86-90. Banking and Finance - Financial Regulation - Investment Funds - Consumer Law - Banks - Loans - Loan Transfers.

• O’Connell, A. ‘CJEU rules employers are required to provide reasonable accommodation to employees who are caregivers of their child with a disability’ (2025) Irish Employment Law Journal 22(3), 69-71. Employment Law - Employers’ Powers and Duties - Employees’ Rights - Disability Discrimination - Equal Rights - Carers - Parents of Child with a Disability - EU Law - Reasonable Accommodation.

• Roche, K. ‘PB and CC: An update on criminal proceedings involving children’ Oct (2025) Bar Review 30(4), 135-139. Criminal Procedure - Children - Child Defendants - Murder - Sentencing - Anonymity - Children (Amendment) Bill 2024.

• Smullen, H. ‘Remote working as a long-term device in employment’ (2025) Irish Employment Law Journal 22(3), 55-65. Employment Law - Employers’ Powers and Duties - Employees’ Rights - Remote Working - Right to Request Remote Work - Health and Safety at Work - Employment Equality - Employee Privacy.

• Ui Geargain, A. ‘Eugenics as policy’ (2025) Irish Law Times 43(7), 81-84. Health - Eugenics - Disabled Persons - Assisted Dying - Human Rights - Rights of Disabled Persons - Morals and Law.

• Valentine O Muirithe, L. ‘"One for all and all for one": a discussion of community, restorative justice and the use of suspended sentences and community service in Ireland’ (2025) Irish Criminal Law Journal 35(4), 75-83. Criminology - Penology - Sentencing - Restorative Justice - Suspended Sentences - Community Service.

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