Corporate Law: The Dream or The Default for Law Students?
When you think of a career in law, what springs to mind? Is it the clichéd image of a judge banging their gavel or a barrister in their white wig pacing in front of a jury?
Adjunct Professor of Law at UCD Sutherland School Receives Presidential Distinguished Service Award
Human Rights lawyer and current Adjunct Professor of Law, at UCD Sutherland School of Law Caoilfhionn Gallagher KC has been
UCD Sutherland School of Law Appoint 5 New Adjunct Professors
UCD Sutherland School of Law have announced the appointment of five Adjunct Professors. According to UCD, adjunct appointees “are individuals
New Bill to Amend Sexual Offences and Human Trafficking Laws
Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee, announces government approval to publish the General Scheme of Criminal Justice (Sexual Offences and Human
Road Accident Photography to be Outlawed by New Bill
Duncan Smith presents a new piece of legislation that forbids the recording and publication of images taken at the scene of a road traffic accident.
Law Students Rejoice At Coke FINALLY becoming the SECOND-MOST Used Drug By Students | Turbine
Shrieks of joy were to be heard from the Slitherland School of Law when news broke this week that coke
LawSoc Host Traditional Dubs vs. Culchies Debate In-Person
Another year, another Dubs vs. Culchies debate! The 111th session of Lawsoc began last Friday with six speakers defending their
UCD CAO Applications BOOM in STEM, Healthcare and Journalism, PLUMMET for Law
The latest data from the Central Applications Office (CAO) shows an overall increase in applications for courses in healthcare, STEM,
Public Drinking: Laws Surrounding Those Sunny Summer Pints
We’ve all been there, the embarrassment of standing aside, watching as a Garda pours out your can and sends you
Four Cool Facts About NUIG Students’ Union because our Lawyers Advised Us Against the Fifth | Turbine
Students’ Unions are vital for the wellbeing and rights of students, and play an important and too-often underappreciated role. In
Disabled Students No Longer Lose Allowance Under ‘Catherine’s Law’
A new law has been signed by Minister for Social Protection, Heather Humphreys, allowing disabled students in higher education to