CORK ONLINE LAW REVIEW

Is leachtóir í an Dochtúir Noelle Ní Uiginn san Ionad Éireannach um Chearta Daonna. Tá dhá céim mháistir aici, ceann amháin sa Dlí agus ceann sa Ghaeilge agus bhí sí ina Ánra ar Cuairt san Institiúid Dlí Idirnáisiúnta agus Dlí Comparáideach na Breataine sa bhliain acadúil 2009-2010 agus ina ball den Bhuanchoiste um Chearta an [...]

The Twelfth Edition was launched this evening, 7th of March 2013, in University College Cork by the Hon. Mrs Justice Susan Denham, Chief Justice of Ireland. Included in the Twelfth Edition is a forward from Prof. Ursila Kilkelly, dean of the Faculty of Law, University College Cork. The Gold Medal for Best Overall Submission for the Twelfth Edition was [...]

The Eleventh Edition was launched on the evening of the 13th of March 2012 in the University College Cork Staff Common Room by Ms Fionnula Mulcahy, Letters Editor of The Irish Times newspaper. Her remarks included words of commendation for COLR’s newest initiative, the Legal Letters to the Editor section of CorkOnlineLawReview.com. Included in the [...]

The Tenth Edition was launched today in the University College Cork Staff Common Room by the The Honourable Mr. Justice John L. Murray, Chief Justice of Ireland. The tenth anniversary of the first COLR edition is observed with a foreward from Dr. Vicky Conway, Co-Editor-in-Chief of the First Edition. Included in the Tenth Edition is [...]

The Ninth Edition of the Cork Online Law Review was launched at the beginning of March (2010) in the University College Cork Staff Common Room. The Chief State Solicitor, Mr. David O’Hagan was on hand to launch the edition and share his thoughts on the future of legal practice in Ireland. The Medal for Best [...]

The Eighth Edition was launched in March 2009 in the Staff Common Room by Mr James McGuill, Former President of the Law Society. The Edition in full is available here: PDF Marie-Claire Rush – The Deficiencies of International Humanitarian Law in Armed Conflicts of a ‘Mixed’ Character – Towards a Single Law of Armed Conflict? [...]

The Seventh Edition was launched in March 2008 in the Staff Common Room by Professor Gerry Whyte of Trinity College Dublin. The Edition in full is available here: PDF Darragh K Connell – The Final Whistle For International Football? Eoin Daly – Hermeneutic Perspectives on Judicial Activism: Dworkin, Constitutional Interpretation and Judicial Law-Making Eoin Daly – [...]

The Sixth Edition of the Cork Online Law Review was launched in March 2007 by Ms Carol Coulter of the Irish Times. Ms Carol Coulter – Foreword Anthony Finegan – Problems with Causation in Asbestos-Related Injury Litigation Eilinoir Flynn -Access to Services for People with Disabilities – The Potential for Improved Enforcement Rights through a [...]

The Fifth Edition of the Cork Online Law Review was launched in March 2006 by Mrs Justice Catherine McGuinness. Mrs Justice Catherine McGuinness – Foreword Mr Justice Paul Carney – The Central Criminal Court: The Limerick Experience John Danaher – The Illusion of Legality? Post-WWII Military Tribunals in the Far East Michael Cocoman – Film [...]

The Fourth Edition of the Cork Online Law Review was launched in March 2005 by The Honourable Mrs Justice Susan Denham, Chief Justice of Ireland. Lisa Kinsella – Whistle While You Work Alan Woods – We Know What You Did Last Summer! Gemma Neylon – The Application of Data Protection Law to the Employment Sector [...]

The Third Edition of the Cork Online Law Review was launched in March 2004 by Ms Emily Reilly, Ombudsman and Information Commissioner. Alan Woods – Adding Another Glass Block to the Barrier of Transparency: The Media and the Freedom of Information Acts Thomas Wren -The United States of Europe – What Do We Have to [...]

The Second Edition of the Cork Online Law Review was launched in March 2003 by Mr Frederick Morris of the Morris Tribunal. Gerard Murphy – The Admissibility of Repressed Memories of Childhood Sexual Abuse Anthony O’Riordan – Are You Exhausted? The Rights of Trademark Holders within the EU Emma McClean – Economic Sanctions: Rethought Entirely? [...]