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Call for Papers: Inaugural Conference of the British and Irish Chapter of the International Society of Public Law (ICON-S)
Trinity College Dublin 4-5 September 2017 ICON-S is founded on a recognition that a full explication and understanding of today’s “constitutional” cannot take place in isolation from other branches of public law or in a context that is exclusively national. … Continue reading
Latest Controversy Demonstrates need for Transparent Judicial Appointments System
Dr Laura Cahillane On Tuesday, as one of the final acts of Enda Kenny’s Cabinet, the Attorney General was nominated to fill a vacancy on the Court of Appeal. This, of itself, is not overtly controversial (although note the Whelehan … Continue reading
Guest Post: David Kenny on NVH v Minister for Justice
Yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling in NVH v Minister for Justice and Equality ([2017] IESC 35) is a landmark case in several respects. A unanimous seven judge Supreme Court held that the complete ban on asylum seekers working while awaiting determination … Continue reading
The Resurrection of Tribunals in Ireland? Some Preliminary Thoughts on the Disclosures Tribunal
Dr Laura Cahillane Tribunals in Ireland have a long and controversial history. Many felt that with the passing of the Commissions of Investigation Act 2004, we had seen the end of tribunals in Ireland. While the new legislation allows for … Continue reading
Scholarship Bulletin: 2016
The following is a list of scholarship produced on the Irish Constitution during 2016. (It may not be comprehensive; please notify Conor O’Mahony of any omissions and they will be added.) The listing has been limited to publications focusing substantially … Continue reading