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CIRCUIT Court Judge Tom O’Donnell has launched the latest edition of the Plassey Law Review at University of Limerick.
His Honour Judge Tom O'Donnell was present at the UL School of Law to officially launch the fourth edition of the publication, which showcases the finest legal scholarship from students at UL and across Ireland.
Founded on a commitment to excellence and innovation, the Plassey Law Review has emerged as a leading platform for legal discourse, providing a space for engagement with cutting-edge legal issues.
This latest edition reflects the depth and breadth of research and scholarship within University of Limerick's School of Law, as well as the broader legal community in Ireland.
Among the notable contributions are papers on The Rise and Fall of An Bord Pleanála, by Dublin City Council’s Annette Cleary, examining the evolution and impact of Ireland's planning authority, and Measuring the Emotional Harm Caused by Online Bullying, by University of Limerick’s Dr Carol Lynch, focusing on the criminal legal response.
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