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Diploma in European Union Law

The Law Society of Ireland and the Irish Centre for European Law

The Law Society and the Centre are delighted to present a new revised Diploma in European Law - Subjects covered include:

  • Competition Law
  • Immigration and Asylum Law
  • Internal Market (Free Movement) and Taxation
  • Social Security Law
  • Environment and Planning
  • Employment and Equality
  • European Arrest Warrant
  • Human Rights

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The Irish Centre for European Law and Dublin City University

were delighted to host the 2011 Dublin Regional Finals of the

European Law Moot Court Competition

Click here for Photos of the Moot Court

The Organisers gratefully acknowledge the generous support provided by the Sponsors of the Regional Finals:

A & L Goodbody Solicitors

Failte Ireland

The Law Society of Ireland

Click here for Photos of the Moot Court

 

 

 

Recently Published (2010)

'The Impact of European Law on the Corporate World'

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Fundamental Social Rights : Current European Legal Protection & the Challenge of the EU Charter on Fundamental Rights. 

This publication is the result of a conference on the theme held on 29th September 2000. It contains discussions of the place of fundamental social rights in the market economy, as well as an appraisal of national, European and international legal instruments which aim to protect social rights. Finally, it discusses the content and status of the European Union Charter on Fundamental Rights. The contributors include Ambassador Justin Harman, Irish Ambassador to the Council of Europe; Ms Inez MacCormack, President of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions; Professor Ferdinand von Prondzinski, President of Dublin City University, Mr Peter Brennan, of IBEC; Professor Gerard Quinn, NUI Galway; Ms Niamh Casey, European Social Charter, Council of Europe Secretariat; Dr. Mathew Craven, SOAS, University of London; Professor Barry Fitzpatrick, Jean Monnet Professor of European Law, University of Ulster; Mr Mahon Hayes, Member of the Convention Drafting the EU Charter; Ms Antoinette Long, Administrator, 'Employment & Social Affairs DG, European Commission; Mr Anthony Whelan, Legal Service of the European Commission and Ms Cathryn Costello, Lecturer in European Law, Director, Irish Centre for European Law. Also contains text of Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and the European Social Charter.

News & Events

Upcoming Events

European Arrest Warrant and EU-US Extradition Conference: Tuesday, 19 June 2012. Speakers include DPP, Claire Loftus.

Public Procurement Conference: Thursday, 28 June 2012. A one-day conference on Public Procurement, with a special focus on issues facing local and other contracting authorities.

For further details, see the Forthcoming Events page.

Papers available for Purchase

Papers from EU Litigation Update Conference 10 May 2012 now available for purchase

Public Procurement Portal

Now available to members in the Members' section of the website.

 

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Over the past 20 years, the Irish Centre for European Law has provided an important forum for debate and discussion on major developments in the area of EU law. It has been the link between legal practitioners, academics and representatives of the wide range of sectors affected by European Law

Mary McAleese
President of Ireland

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