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Opening my desk drawer, taking out my big “This shit must hit so hard if you’re stupid” stamp. Bam!

Wonderful to be at this event about Etain Tannam’s new book, with great discussion on the past, present, and future of British-Irish relations and facing the ongoing challenges of implementing the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement.

A legit question for AI enthusiasts - what process in a large language model like Grok would give an answer to this question which is meaningful or interesting? What do people think they are getting when they ask LLMs these sorts of questions?

This first happened to me a few years ago. A research assistant was helping me with a paper on banking crisis/austerity in Ireland and she said “I learned a lot reading this draft because all this stuff happened when I was 8” 💀

Great discussion last night on the UK and Irish constitutions with Lord Sales UK Supreme Court, Chief Justice Donal O’Donnell & Mr Justice Gerard Hogan of the Irish Supreme Court & Prof Aileen Kavanagh TriCON TCD Law School co-hosted by TCLR & TCD Law Soc

Join us on March 31st for a TriCON seminar where Dr Maria Kotsoni Princeton University will talk about ‘Crises as Drivers of Change in Fundamental Social Rights in the EU’, using Ireland and Greece as case-studies. Dr Hilary Hogan TCD Law School will act as discussant.

Again on foot of nothing in particular, a thread about the complicated question of whether the Dáil can hypothetically remove a speaker who refused to resign following a motion of no confidence.

The Department of Economics is seeking to appoint an Assistant Professor in Economics, to commence on 1st August 2025. 👏 📅Application deadline: 8 May 2025 🔗Apply via: jobs.tcd.ie #hiring #economics #econtwitter International Macroeconomics (IM-TCD) Centre for Economics, Policy and History (CEPH) Trinity Research in Social Sciences

Wonderful, sunny Trinity Monday celebrating our newest Fellow at TCD Law School Andrea Milligan and some of our terrific new scholars.

I’m hugely grateful to our alumnus Craig Verdon for this gift, announced today, to TriCON and TCD Law School - it will transform the work of the Centre and secure TriCON’s place as an international centre of excellence in constitutional governance. tcd.ie/news_events/to…

Good news for TCD Law School which has received a significant gift from alumnus Craig Verdon to support the Trinity Centre for Constitutional Governance (TriCON). More about what this means here: tcd.ie/news_events/ar…

The British Goverment response to Kneecap

Roll up! Roll up! Conference in @TCDdublin Trinity Long Room Hub organised by TCD Law School “Generative AI: Exploring Regulatory Opportunities, Challenges and Dilemmas” on Wednesday 18 June 2025; cfp and more info here tcd.ie/law/news-event… #AI #Law pls RT

Join us on Monday May 19th for a seminar with speaker Prof Lawrence Sager, commentators Profs David Kenny & TriCON Director Aileen Kavanagh, chaired by Dr Conor Crummey MU School of Law & Criminology. This seminar at TCD Law School is co-hosted by TriCON & the Irish Jurisprudence Society.

Good time to break out this quote from Keith Thomas, great historian of magic, which is one of the better roasts of lawyers that I have read.

Great seminar yesterday at TriCON Trinity Long Room Hub to mark the 10th anniversary of the Marriage Equality Referendum in Ireland. Special thanks to Katherine Zappone for coming and engaging in reflective conversation with Profs Aileen Kavanagh & David Kenny

Yes, turnout requirements lack any logic. If (as % of electorate) Yes wins 26–25, proposal is passed; if 49–0, it fails. Opponents better advised to abstain than to vote No to a popular proposal, and Salvini has urged his supporters to 'go to the beach' just as Craxi did in 1991.

Anyone have access to a journal called Philological quarterly from 1969?