Finn Keyes retweeted
Thank you to everyone who came along to our first event of the year featuring James Milton of @ucl along with our very own Dr Peter Stone from @TCDPoliticalSci
Join us on Wednesday 30 November from 3.30-5pm for Almas Shaikh from @UniofOxford!
We're excited to present the term card for the Irish Jurisprudence Society workshops for the 2024-25 academic year, taking place this year in @tcddublin. Thanks to all who submitted abstracts for consideration. We hope to see as many of you as possible at the workshops!
Congrats to Dr @hogan_hilary on defending her thesis in Florence today! Never in doubt. Now for celebrations 🥳❤️🎉
A good day - thanks to everyone in @ClarusPress for bringing it to life! And of course thanks to Neil for inviting me to collaborate in the project.
'Housing: Law and Practice' has just published! Congratulations to both Neil and Finn on this wonderful achievement. More details on this title can be found here: claruspress.ie/shop/housing-…
Finn Keyes retweeted
Someone had to trace the wild and weird career of the freedom to conduct a business. Good thing the brilliant @hogan_hilary took care of it.
cambridge.org/core/journals/…
Finn Keyes retweeted
Delighted to be continuing our partnership with @ChildRightsIRL on a valuable opportunity for the selected Fellow!
We're looking for the next Catherine McGuinness Fellow!
This prestigious one-year Fellowship Programme from the Alliance and @TheBarofIreland is for newly-qualified barristers.
ℹ️ More details available here: bit.ly/3THjE6D
📷Applications: COB 15 January 2024
Great to see a bumper new edition of the IJSJ out. Brilliant pieces, including from @OrlaKelleher92 on environmental constitutionalism, James Rooney on social class and judging, and Conor Crummey on Art. 40.5 and private evictions.
ijsj.ie/editions/2023-editio…
Finn Keyes retweeted
Heads-up Dubliners: Next Wednesday (3-430pm) I will present my paper 'Law in the Service of Legitimacy' to the Irish Jurisprudence Society (National University of Ireland buildings, Merrion Square) with @oisinsuttle @oran_doyle and Conor Crummey.
My good friend Conor Crummey has a fantastic new paper (forthcoming in the IJSJ) entitled 'Unconstitutional Evictions'. It explores the moral underpinnings of Art. 40.5, and argues for a robust application of it in private eviction disputes. Read here:
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
It was a privilege to be invited to give evidence before the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Assisted Dying this morning, alongside Dr Louise Campbell. I discussed how the courts have approached issues in end of life decision making, as well as consent and decision-making capacity.
I'll be speaking at this excellent conference tomorrow, discussing recent developments in housing law. In particular, I'll be talking about the impact of the Clare County Council v McDonagh judgment in lower courts.
This Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more
While most eyes have been diverted down the corridor at the Burke trial, the Supreme Court delivered this morning a very significant (and very surprising) judgment, holding that the limitation of the Seanad franchise to NUI and TCD is unconstitutional. Judgment available shortly
Finn's birthday The abolition of wardship
🤝
26 April 2023
Ministers @rodericogorman and @AnneRabbitte have announced April 26th as the date for the abolition of wardship and full operationalisation of the Decision Support Service along with a new system of tiered decision-making supports.
Read press release here bit.ly/3EvGxBm
Finn Keyes retweeted
FLAC (@flacireland) is seeking to recruit a solicitor to its specialised legal service to the Traveller community. #legaljobs #jobfairy #irishjobs irishlegal.com/jobs/solicito…
Finn Keyes retweeted
Latest issue of the MLJI is now available. My work doesn't generally begin with a memento mori! Submissions (2-15k words) to the last issue of the MLJI on issues with a legal, medical or bioethical content arising @ interface between law and health to [email protected]
Great day out at the Irish Supreme Court Review conference - particularly enjoyable paper from the supreme double act of @TomHickeyDCU and @davy_lalor, expertly chaired by @AileenFKavanagh #ISCR22
Great to attend this very interesting discussion of public interest litigation north and south. Thanks to @flacireland for organising!
We were delighted to host our colleagues from @LawCentreNI today for a discussion of our work and advancing socio-economic rights #AccessToJustice
This is very interesting, as well as an absolutely terrible motto
This Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more


























