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The Patrick O Keeffe Festival are delighted to announce that we will be providing a series of free monthly online fiddle workshops, starting on April 2nd with Andrea Palandri. Aoife Nic Cormaic The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon Kerry County Arts @pbpipes Saol ó Dheas RnaG ITMA

‘Culture of cover-up is endemic’ in state agencies, family of hit-and-run victim Shane O’Farrell say after state apology buff.ly/c8kh71n

Weinrib on Constitutional Rights, buff.ly/mJ2KQbn - Jacob Weinrib (Queens University) has posted The Impasse of Constitutional Rights on SSRN.

Gerry Adams wins defamation action over BBC Spotlight programme and is awarded €100,000 in damages independent.ie/irish-news/cou…

New Podcast 🎧 Legal Analyst Seán Duffy takes us through his role at the DPC, including the day-to-day responsibilities, perks, and opportunities for further growth. The DPC currently has several vacancies for the role of Legal Analyst. Find out more 👇 dataprotection.ie/en/who-we-are/…

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Absolutely brilliant pice by Joe McIntyre #mustread

TikTok seeks stay on suspension of data transfer to China decision irishtimes.com/business/2025/…

TikTok is seeking that the case be admitted to the fast track Commercial Court. She said the damage the decision will cause to her client “was very significant” and they were looking for an order putting a stay on the suspension of data transfer decision. irishtimes.com/business/2025/…

Last morning on the lovely UNSW Law & Justice campus, looking forward to presenting at the ALPS conference on ‘Deliberative Property - Mitigating Power Imbalances’ later today.

A thrill to make Lawrence Solum blog. Check out the paper, it was a lot of fun

Despite thousands of references to his alleged IRA activities over the years, Gerry Adams had never taken to trial a defamation action over this—until this one econ.st/3SpUhUX

The Cork Slander Case of 1908 had everything an aficionado of Edwardian litigation could require: two aristocratic parties, one the great-great-great uncle of Prince William; witnesses outdoing counsel; attempts to influence jurors, a shocking disclosure in cross-examination