Biography

Nóra Ní Loinsigh LLB (Dubl.) BCL (Oxon.) graduated from the Law School with first class honours in 2011. She holds a Bachelor of Civil Law degree from the University of Oxford where she studied at St Hugh’s College and specialised in Criminal Justice and Socio-legal subjects. During her LLB she also spent a year studying at Emory Law School in Atlanta GA, USA. Nóra is currently researching for her doctoral thesis, supervised by Professor Ivana Bacik, which examines the connection between property offences and social injustice in Ireland in the 21st century. She teaches seminars in Constitutional Law 1.

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Professional Qualifications

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Awards

• Ussher Fellowship, Trinity College Dublin, 2012
• Entrance Exhibition, Trinity College Dublin, 2007

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Research Interests

• Criminal Law
• Criminology
• Critical and Feminist Legal Theory
• Law in Society
• Jurisprudence
• Constitutional Law
• Human Rights Law

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Education Details

• PhD Candidate, Trinity College, Dublin 2012- present
• Barrister- at- Law Degree, Honorable Society of King’s Inns 2012- present
  
• BCL (Oxon.) St Hugh’s College, Oxford 2011- 2012
  
• LLB (Dubl.) Trinity College, Dublin 2007- 2011

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Employment Details

• Seminar Tutor in Constitutional Law (Trinity College Dublin) 2012- present

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Memberships /Associations /Publications

• Irish Penal Reform Trust (IPRT)
  
• Irish Jurisprudence Society (IJS)
  
• Society of Legal Scholars (SLS)

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Publications

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