Legal Texts

A Guide to Mooting in Ireland provides a user-friendly handbook on mooting that is specifically tailored for those involved in mooting in Ireland. Mooting can help to build important skills in research, drafting and the construction of persuasive arguments that are relevant both to academic study and professional life, within and outside of law.

Being a good law student or a good lawyer is about so much more than knowing the law. It is important to be able to find, analyse and articulate that law in a way that can be understood. Research and writing are, therefore, core legal skills that should be developed during, and well beyond, a law degree.

Round Hall Nutshells is a series of books presenting the essentials of the law in clear, straightforward language.

This is the third volume in the series of revision texts aimed at students. Contract law is a core subject and this study covers all the required areas.

The first book to offer a detailed analysis of both the law and operational approach of the CAB in Ireland.

Law for the Layperson: Life, Work & Death is an easy to read, accessible reference book which seeks to inform the reader on a wide variety of legal issues that they may encounter in their day-to-day lives.

Could the courts really order the death of your innocent baby? Was there an illegal immigrant who couldn't be deported because he had a pet cat? Are unelected judges truly enemies of the people?

The Children and Family Relationships Act 2015 is the most comprehensive amendment to the law on children and family relationships in many decades. The author in Children and Family Relationships Law in Ireland: Practice and Procedure, examines, analyses and explains this new legal regime.