Class of 1969: Planting of some Sweet Chestnut Trees in the King’s Inns Park
In November 2019, the class of 1969 came together for a special reunion dinner in the King’s Inns Dining Hall to celebrate all Barrister–at–Law members who graduated in a year ending 9.
Launching your EU Career: Traineeship opportunities in the European Commission and the European Parliament
It is a great chance for students, graduates and professionals to learn more about traineeship opportunities available in the EU. These paid traineeships can be the start of a rewarding career within the EU institutions.
Applications are now open for solicitors and barristers to apply to the Advisory Committee of the LSRA on the grant of Patents of Precedence to use the title of Senior Counsel.
In recognition of their exceptional leadership in a time of great strife and challenge, the Irish Women Lawyers’ Association (IWLA) is delighted to announce Michelle O’Boyle, outgoing President of the Law Society of Ireland and Maura McNally SC, Chair of The Bar of Ireland as IWLA Women Lawyers of the Year 2020.
Barrister–at–Law student Neasa O’Callaghan elected as Auditor of the 191 Session of the LSDSI
Established in 1830, The LSDSI is a student–run organisation that benefits from considerable support from King’s Inns. In recent years the LSDSI has acted as a student society within King’s Inns.
New Editorial Board of the King’s Inns Law Review takes the reins for its 10th Edition
Thirty students from the King’s Inns Diploma in Legal Studies and the degree of Barrister–at–Law courses have formed the new Editorial Board of the King’s Inns Law Review for its tenth sitting.
Chief Justice Frank Clarke and Dr David Kenny to participate in Ireland’s Edge – Available Light / Solas
The Hon Mr Justice Frank Clarke, Chief Justice, and Dr David Kenny, Assistant Professor of Law at Trinity College Dublin, are participating in Ireland’s Edge – Available Light / Solas. Both participants are Barrister–at–Law graduates of King’s Inns. The event will be streamed live on Monday 7 and Tuesday 8 December.
The King’s Inns Law Review is now considering articles, case notes, and commentaries for inclusion in its 10th Volume. Deadline for submissions is extended to Friday 9 April.
King’s Inns acknowledges the publication on Thursday 19 November 2020 by the Legal Services Regulatory Authority of its second report on the education and training of legal practitioners, including barristers.