The Belfast Agreement sets out rules for calling a unity referendum, but is vague on some details

A college professor spent seven years decoding the inscription on the grave of the writer Jonathan Swift. He thinks he’s finally cracked it.

A college professor spent seven years decoding the inscription on the grave of the writer Jonathan Swift. He thinks he’s finally cracked it.

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This book uses literary examples to make the case for understanding law and the legal system through the lens of philosophical pragmatism. For pragmatists, experience is everything; they argue against...

The legal humanities are a global phenomenon; the newly-established Legal Humanities Working Group in the Irish Humanities Alliance is interested in the ways in which they have been, and continue to b...

Speaking with David Kenny from Trinity’s School of Law, Rooney Writer Fellow Mark O’Connell discussed the “villains” in his books and other reccurring themes that preoccupy him.