In Pictures

The Chief Justice of Ireland, Donal O'Donnell, joined over 120 lawyers from across South Down and South Armagh at the Newry & Banbridge Solicitors Association Annual Judges Dinner last week.

Chief Justice Donal O'Donnell was welcomed to Galway yesterday evening for a live interview organised by the University of Galway Law Review in collaboration with University of Galway School of Law. Galway mayor Eddie Hoare led a delegation welcoming the Chief Justice to the O’Donoghue Centre

RDJ LLP has welcomed 11 new trainee solicitors across its Cork, Dublin and Galway offices.

Fiona Gallagher was re-elected as president of the Sligo Solicitors Bar Association at its recent AGM at The Glasshouse.

LK Shields LLP has welcomed six newly-qualified associate solicitors.

Repair works to the Four Courts courtyard walls and railings have been completed.

Former FLAC chair and veteran campaigner for constitutional reform Peter Ward SC raised concerns about the coming referendums on family and care at the FLAC Justice Lecture last week.

Staff at A&L Goodbody have raised over €17,000 for homelessness charity Depaul following their annual Christmas choir concert.

This year's football match between the Southern Law Association (SLA) and the Cork Bar ended in a 0-0 draw on Friday.

Pinsent Masons last week launched its new Industry Leaders of Tomorrow (ILOT) Ireland initiative in Dublin.

Eversheds Sutherland and University College Dublin this month welcomed financial services industry leaders, academics, lawyers and representatives of the Central Bank to a conference exploring the implications of the new individual accountability framework. Ciaran Walker, consultant in financial ser

More than 850 business leaders from the European tech industry and beyond attended the sixth edition of global law firm DLA Piper’s European Tech Summit at The Convention Centre in Dublin this week.

Dublin-based McKenna & Co Solicitors has raised €10,000 for homelessness charity Focus Ireland after taking part in the 'Shine A Light' sleep-out.

The University of Galway Law Review launched its second volume at an intimate event attended by two judges of the High Court, members of the University of Galway School of Law and students. Tom O’Malley SC launched the publication, which is faculty-reviewed by members of the School of Law, in

Legal historian Dr Niamh Howlin was joined by Attorney General Rossa Fanning SC for the official launch of her new book on the history of the barristers' profession. Barristers in Ireland: An Evolving Profession Since 1921, published by Four Courts Press, draws upon interviews conducted with barrist