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…
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…
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…
John Lonergan, BCL final-year student, Trinity College Dublin John Lonergan is a final-year student and Non-Foundation Scholar of Trinity College Dublin. He has interests in private law generally. He would like to thank his family and friends for their support, and to the members of the UCD Sutherland Symposium for their invaluable contributions and dedication to…
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