In Pictures

The Bar of Ireland has taken students inside the courtroom this week with its Look into Law Transition Year programme. Now in its 11th year, the programme welcomed students representing approximately 60 schools from across Ireland, including 23 DEIS schools which accounted for 38 per cent of partici

FLAC has recognised dozens of volunteers and human rights defenders with its annual Golden Pin awards. The awards are presented every year as part of FLAC's annual justice lecture, delivered last week by renowned human rights lawyer and academic Professor Colm Ó Cinnéide.

More than 500 cyclists have taken part in the ninth annual RDJ Santa Cycle through Cork.

Community Law & Mediation welcomed a group of Transition Year students to its Dublin office to mark World Children's Day today.

Another 40 trainee solicitors have undergone training to bring legal education into the classrooms of local DEIS schools through the Law Society Street Law programme.

RDJ last week welcomed a panel of experts to its Cork City headquarters to discuss how rising geopolitical tensions, shifting global trade policies and economic uncertainty are shaping the future of business in Ireland.

Via the Courts Service: "Welcome to the 36 new judicial assistants who have joined us this month.

Beauchamps brought together over 450 policy-makers, public bodies, developers, home builders, funders and industry leaders at its housing conference in the Dublin Royal Convention Centre yesterday. James Browne, the minister for housing, local government and heritage, opened the conference, which wa

Employees from RDJ joined members of the public in the recent Dublin City Triathlon at Phoenix Park.

Mason Hayes & Curran has welcomed its second group of summer interns for 2025.

The Financial Services Bar Association (FSBA) put the focus on advocacy and strategy in financial services disputes at its recent annual conference.

Media, technology and legal experts came together on Friday to explore the evolving landscape of the law in these areas.

The Law Society of Ireland yesterday opened the first day of a two-day summer school examining threats to democracy.

The Probation Service this week welcomed junior justice minister Niall Collins for a visit to its Smithfield headquarters. Mr Collins is the minister of state in the Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration with special responsibility for international law, law reform and youth justice.

The Society of Young Solicitors (SYS) recently welcomed members to its hotly-anticipated annual summer boat party. Held aboard the MV Cill Airne at North Wall Quay and proudly sponsored by Nixon McQuade, the event sold out in advance, reflecting the strong interest it continues to generate among you