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Surrogacy Law in Ireland: The Health (Assisted Human Reproduction) Act 2024 and the Prohibition of Commercial Surrogacy

Naoise McFarlane Ginnell, LLM candidate and LLB graduate Trinity College Dublin. Naoise McFarlane Ginnell is a recent graduate from Trinity College Dublin where she completed her undergraduate degree in Law and Political Science. Her main areas of interest include feminist legal theory, international human rights law, and environmental law. She has also previously worked in…

The Law Applicable to the Arbitration Agreement in an Irish Seated Arbitration: Options for Reform in Light of Enka v Chubb. 

Conor Considine, FE1 Candidate and MCL graduate University College Dublin. Conor Considine recently completed the second year in the Masters in Common Law programme at University College Dublin. He previously completed an undergraduate degree in History and English at Trinity College Dublin. Conor plans to qualify as a solicitor and is preparing to complete his…

Mowi Poland v European Commission: Procedural Legality and the Duty to Consult EFSA in EU Food Law

Heather Richie, writer, fisherman and mariner. Heather Richie is a writer, fisherman, and mariner. Through Fisher & Farmer and its charitable arm, she promotes food sovereignty, education, and recreational fishing access. She studies EU and US fisheries and maritime law, and lives on Killary Harbour and in Charleston, South Carolina. Abstract: In Mowi Poland v European…

Foot Locker Retail Ireland Limited v Percy Nominees Limited [2024] IECA 65 Case Note

Andrew O’Mahoney, FE1 Candidate, MCL Graduate, University College Dublin Andrew O’Mahoney has recently completed the second year of the Master of Common Law at University College Dublin. He previously completed a degree in Business at Munster Technological University. Andrew is currently preparing to sit the FE-1 examinations this coming October and intends to pursue qualification…

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