Sex Work in Ireland: Evaluating the 2025 Review of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 2017
by Katie Dowling, Associate.
In March 2025, the
Recent WRC Decision Highlights Mistreatment of General Employment Permit Holders
By Andy Walsh, Associate.
A recent decision of
Do Cheart Chun Labhairt as Gaeilge i gCúirt
Faoi Airteagal 8 de Bhunreacht na hÉireann, is
Restraining orders in Ireland, explained by Matthew de Courcy, Partner.
Part 5 of the Criminal Justice (Miscellaneous Provisions)
Hate Crimes, Free Speech, and the Law: Understanding the Balance
On 31 December 2024, Ireland enacted the Criminal Justice (Hate Offences) Act 2024, introducing significant changes to the country's legal framework for addressing hate crimes.
Burden Of Proof and “Beyond a Reasonable Doubt”
The principles of “burden of proof” and “beyond a reasonable doubt” are important principles of the Irish legal system, ensuring fairness and protecting individual rights.
The in-camera Rule in Family Law Proceedings
The "in camera" rule in family law proceedings means that certain family cases are heard in private, with no public access to the courtroom.
My Journey with KOD Lyons LLP: A Law Graduate’s Perspective
Starting my journey with KOD Lyons LLP in April 2024 has been an incredible experience, one that has broadened my understanding of the law and solidified my aspirations for a career in legal practice.
