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On 12th October 2019 the second annual conference of the Irish Supreme Court Review will take place hosted by the School of Law, Trinity College Dublin, and sponsored by Pinsent Masons. Papers delivered at the conference will reflect major themes in the work of the court and its leading cases in the previous legal year, including Read more...

The School of Law, Trinity College Dublin and Trinity Business School present this guest lecture to mark the launch of the new MSc in Law and Finance. Read more...

Are you are interested in learning more about law, studying in Trinity? Read more...

Mary Rogan presented PRILA research on the role of prison inspection and monitoring bodies in European Arrest Warrant decision-making at an invitation-only workshop on ‘What Role for the EU as a Setter of Human Rights Standards in the Field of Detention’ on 17 September at Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge. Read more...

Changes in the economy, society and technology are provoking widespread reflection on the future of work. Issues under discussion include the impact of automation on jobs that currently exist, as well as the nature of new jobs that are emerging in the gig economy. These modern debates combine with longer-standing concerns about the weakening of the collective power of workers and the growth of precarious forms of employment. This workshop explores the contribution that faith-based perspectives could bring to debates on how to regulate the changing labour market. Read more...

The Provost, Dr Patrick Prendergast has joined the ‘Trinity on the Move’ team of staff (featuring our very own Neville Cox and David Prendergast) and students participating in the 2019 Great Dublin Bike Ride to fund raise for Trinity’s Postgraduate Student Hardship Fund. Read more...

One Day Workshop organised by the Schools of Law and Medicine, Trinity College Dublin and the Centre for Public Life, Newman Centre for the Study of Religions and the School of Philosophy in UCD. Attendance is free but pre-booking is required. Read more...

The School of Law is recruiting a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Financial Services and Capital Markets Law to work on our MSc in Law and Finance. Closing Date: Monday, 14 October 2019. Read more...

Sarah Honan, Senior Sophister LL.B. student, delivered a presentation on the topic of "Genocidal Masculinity: a Criminological Perspective on Gender Construction and Performance During the Yazidi Genocide" at the International Association of Genocide Scholars Conference 2019. This was co-hosted by the American University of Phnom Penh and Rutgers University with over 450 international delegates from 15-19 July 2019. Read more...

The School of Law has partnered with ELSA Ireland in its Summer ELSA Law School on Corporate and Finance Law. This week, fifty students from across Europe and beyond, will be attending lectures delivered by Trinity law professors and top commercial law practitioners right here on campus. Professor Neville Cox will be presenting to these students on the Postgraduate opportunities in Law in Trinity. We hope these students receive a warm welcome to Dublin. Read more...

Mr Paul Carey is a graduate of Law and French at TCD and is currently serving as a Judicial Assistant to Mr Justice Peter Charleton of the Supreme Court. As a Fulbright Awardee, Paul will undertake a LLM focusing on public international law at Columbia University. He intends to examine the international legal order from substantive and philosophical perspectives, and to research current and pressing issues in the areas of international humanitarian law, international criminal law, and global governance. With the opportunity to study under leading international law scholars and in proximity to the UN, he aspires to gain a pivotal insight into his field. Read more...