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Note headed 'Sessions Decisions' at Ballymena 1826. The defendant lost yams he was looking after for the plaintiff, a yam dealer. The court failed the case, as 'it does not come with the common law liability of an innkeeper...' #Decisions @explorearchives @ARAIreland

New public procurement book now in the library

Oíche Shamhna #Halloween A seasonal extract from @KingsInns collection

New edition of Keane on Company Law now in the library

New edition of EU Law : Text, Cases, and Materials / Paul Craig & Gráinne de Búrca

New City Law School Bar manuals now in the library

New edition of Protected Disclosures Act 2014 / annotated by Anthony Kerr and Lauren Kierans

New edition of Coroners : Practice and Procedure by Brian Farrell added to the library's collection

New edition of Criminal Legislation in Ireland / Lynn O'Sullivan now in the library

New book on legal reasoning

New book on the treatment of immigrants in the European Court of Human Rights

General exam in real property for law students @KingsInns 150 years ago #ExamPrep #LegalHistory #IrishArchives

New edition of EU Environmental Law added to the library collection

New European Union law book now in the library

Isaac Butt was born #OnThisDay 6 September 1813.

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John Philpot Curran b. #OTD 1750 attended @tcddublin. Admitted to degree of BL 1775 @KingsInns. He defended Archibald H Rowan, and prisoners after 1798. His daughter was Sarah Curran, sweetheart of Robert Emmet. JPC resigned as Master of the Rolls 1813. #LegalHistory #IrishLaw

3/3 McNally had completed adequate terms in London by 1776 to become a barrister. He was called to the Irish Bar the same year. He informed on others as well, all of which only came out after his death #LegalHistory #IrishHistory #Rebellion1803 #RobertEmmet

2/3 working as a spy for the British government to make sure Emmet’s defence would fail. This led to Emmet’s execution on 20 September 1803. You can see Robert Emmet’s bond on admission to the King’s Inns, as well as McNally’s Middle Temple certificate stating that ...

1/3 #OTD 23 July 1803, Robert Emmet led rebellion against British rulership in Ireland. Entered @KingsInns 1795 as a student. After the rebellion failed, barrister Leonard McNally, a former United Irishman, officially defended Emmet at his trial, while secretly ...