King's Inns

A group of students at the King's Inns are collecting Christmas gifts for children and families in Direct Provision centres in Dublin. A fundraising appeal has been launched by the students in conjunction with the Movement for Asylum Seekers in Ireland (MASI).

The King's Inns, in partnership with Dublin City Council Culture Company, has named visual artist Jesse Jones as the inaugural recipient of a new creative residency award.

The King's Inns has congratulated barrister-at-law graduates on being called to the Bar this week. Cillian Bracken, Simon Gillespie and Clare Kelly, pictured above, were among the new barristers called by the Chief Justice of Ireland, Mr Justice Frank Clarke.

The Honorable Society of King's Inns has congratulated dozens of students on graduating from the Diploma in Legal Studies this week.

Law librarian Renate Ní Uigín has been elected president of the British and Irish Association of Law Librarians (BIALL). Ms Ní Uigín, a former solicitor who subsequently retrained as a librarian, has been the King's Inns librarian since 2014 and previously worked at the B

More than two dozen lawyers have qualified to practice the law in the Irish language in the past two years, figures reveal. In 2017, 16 students at the Law Society of Ireland and eight students at the King's Inns completed the advanced Irish language course necessary for admission to the registers o

The King's Inns held a conference this week on career opportunities for law graduates as lawyer–linguists in the EU.

The first annual King's Inns Law Review lecture has been hailed as a success after a strong turnout to hear Judge Anne Power SC and Mr Justice Frank Clarke.

An Irish judge who has held key positions on human rights courts internationally will address the launch of the eighth volume of the King's Inn Law Review next week. Judge Anne Power SC, who will jointly deliver the first annual King's Inns Law Review lecture alongside Mr Justice Frank Clarke, the C