In Pictures

The Honorable Society of King's Inns has congratulated dozens of students on graduating from the Diploma in Legal Studies this week.

The Curragh Racecourse has unveiled a plaque in memory of Neville O'Byrne, former managing partner and chairman of William Fry.

A&L Goodbody has transformed its head office in Dublin ahead of Pride Week.

Maples Group welcomed women working in the finance sector to the firm's Dublin office for the 100 Women in Finance (100WF) summer networking drinks this week.

Cork firm Comyn Kelleher Tobin (CKT) has congratulated its intern Aoife Piggott on receiving a Law Work Placement Award from the University College Cork College of Business and Law.

The two teams who took part in the inaugural IronLaw North South Triathlon Challenge have presented branded T-shirts to their sponsors to thank them for their support.

Staff at Hayes Solicitors took part in the Vhi Women's Mini Marathon on Sunday to raise funds for two Irish charities.

The Law Society of Northern Ireland hosted a special event this week to discuss key issues around the Children Order. The Children Order Panel Day 2019, organised by the Children Order Panel Accreditation Board (COPAB), was held on the theme of "Vulnerability".

Staff at Leman Solicitors took part in the Staff Relay with PwC at Phoenix Park yesterday.

Irish barristers bested their colleagues from the north of England in an annual rugby fixture in Cork.

Derek Walsh, secretary of the Limerick Solicitors Bar Association (LSBA), presented a sponsorship cheque of €1,000 to the Bedford Row Family Project.

Senior management at Ronan Daly Jermyn (RDJ) presented a cheque for €15,500 to charity Straight Ahead Ireland before joining over a dozen other cyclists on a fundraising trip from Cork to Galway.

Limerick-based HOMS Solicitors has presented a cheque for €450 to its new charity partner, Headway Ireland. The funds were raised by staff at a coffee morning fundraiser coinciding with Brain Injury Awareness Week, with the proceeds split between Headway and a second charity, Acquired Brain Inj

Over 100 people attended the OUTLaw Network's second event, "(Net)working for Change", in the offices of Arthur Cox this week.

Around 100 people attend the first TEDx event in an Irish prison yesterday evening.