In today’s world, it is important to keep up with continuing developments. The employment law conference will be an invaluable opportunity for busy solicitors, barristers, in–house counsel, HR practitioners, trade union officials, and all those working in the area of employment law on a day–to–day basis, to inform themselves of the latest developments in employment law.
Seal oiliúna íoctha i bParlaimint na hEorpa (Márta – Iúil 2020)
Aon duine a bhfuil suim acu i seal oiliúna a dhéanamh mar oiliúnaí aistriúcháin Gaeilge i bParlaimint na hEorpa (Lucsamburg), is féidir leo iarratas chuige sin a dhéanamh ón 1 go 30 Samhain 2019. Is trí áit atá ar fáil don tréimhse ón 1 Márta – 31 Iúil 2020.
IWLA Podcast: Episode 3 – Interview with Ivana Bacik
The Irish Women Lawyers Association (IWLA) just published their third episode in their new podcast series. IWLA’s Woman Lawyer of the Year 2019, Ivana Bacik, is interviewed by Sarah Reid BL.
Wednesday 30 October: Seminar – Employment Opportunities in the EU for people with Irish
The European Commission and Ireland’s Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht are organising a full–day seminar aimed at informing potential candidates of these opportunities and providing concrete practical advice on preparing for selection procedures.
The new Editorial Board of the King’s Inns Law Review (KILR) cordially invites you to the official launch of Volume IX. The launch will take place in the Benchers’ Room, King’s Inns Dining Hall, on Thursday 19 September 2019 at 7pm.
Mooting at King’s Inns continues to go from strength to strength and remains a highlight of the extracurricular calendar. The 2018–19 academic year saw a busy schedule of mooting activities, internal competitions and more major success for teams representing the Inns in external competitions. Congratulations to all those who participated in another great year of mooting at the King’s Inns.
Catherine McGuinness Fellowship on children’s rights and child law
Are you a newly–qualified barrister? Children’s Rights Alliance and The Bar of Ireland are recruiting for the Catherine McGuinness Fellowship on children’s rights and child law.
King’s Inns Law Review – Volume IX Call for Submissions
The King’s Inns Law Review (KILR) is now considering articles, case notes and commentaries for inclusion in its 9th Volume. For this edition, a prize of €500 will be awarded to the best article submitted. A further prize of €500 will be awarded to the best submission on the theme of ‘The Digital Economy and Workers’ Rights’. Prizes sponsored by Fórsa.