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Law students Caoimhe Gethings and Andrea Whelton of UCD Sutherland School of Law have emerged as winners of the 10th National Moot Court Competition.

An Irish academic whose visit to disputed territory saw him end up on a notorious Azerbaijani "blacklist" alongside the likes of late celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain has said he could go back next year. Dr Donnacha Ó Beacháin, associate professor at DCU School of Law and Government, is

International experts on the right to silence were addressed by Ms Justice Úna Ní Raifeartaigh and researchers from four jurisdictions at a recent Dublin City University (DCU) symposium.

Lawyers who graduated from DCU School of Law and Government have been invited to mentor recent graduates as they plan their next career steps. The university has appealed to alumni to register for the Graduate Law Mentorship Programme, which is entering its third year.

Professor Robert Elgie, lecturer in the School of Law and Government at Dublin City University (DCU), has passed away at the age of 54. The university announced his passing on Twitter yesterday evening.

Mr Justice John MacMenamin has been named "judge-in-residence" at Dublin City University in a move set to strengthen links between the university's law school and the Irish judiciary. The Supreme Court justice will be formally welcomed to the role next Wednesday at DCU's Moot Court Grand Final.

Dr Tom Hickey, assistant professor at DCU School of Law and Government, reflects on the Supreme Court's recent judgment in Kerins v McGuinness & Ors [2019] IESC 11. Angela Kerins was bullied by some members of the Public Accounts Committee in the course of their questioning of her as chief execu

Ireland should not be "smug" about conducting referendums "right while Britain does it wrong", a senior academic has warned. Speaking at an event hosted by Dublin Law and Politics Review on Friday night, Professor Eoin O'Malley of DCU School of Law & Government offered his critical analysis of w

DCU Brexit Institute has welcomed a boost in funding after striking a sponsorship deal with Dublin Airport Central. The airport's new and expanding commercial quarter will join Arthur Cox, AIB and Grant Thornton as an official sponsor of the Institute, which brings together experts from a number of