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The podcast which makes law simple. In each episode, Pierce, Alex and Gavin tell the story of a significant legal case, discussing the personalities, the courtroom drama and the implications...
We reveal the winner of our FE1/King's Inns entrance exam revision course with thanks to LawSchool.ie...
In the final episode of Legally Fond, Gavin speaks to Frank Buttimer, the solicitor of Ian Bailey. Ian was a suspect in the 1996 murder of S...
In this week’s episode the team explain and discuss the functions of tribunals. How do they differ from regular courts of law? What protecti...
In this week’s episode, Gavin, Pierce and Alex discuss the UK Supreme Court judgment in Lee v Ashers Baking Company. This case, known colloq...
"We didn't change the law, we didn't make the law. All we did was assert the law." In this week's episode of Legally Fond, yo...
This week on Legally Fond, Pierce, Gavin and Alex tackle the topic of impartial political coverage by RTE by examining the case of Coughlan...
We discuss the case of a man who left his car unattended on Dublin's Talbot Street with the engine running. The car was subsequently st...
In this week’s episode of Legally Fond the team look at a case concerning a High Court decision to allow a blood transfusion to be administe...
We discuss the European Commission decision on Google's comparison shopping service. How will this affect the big tech firms and is bre...
In this week’s episode of Legally Fond, the team discuss the recent High Court challenge to the Leaving Certificate system of calculated gra...
In this week’s episode of Legally Fond, the team discuss Rockall – a small, uninhabited islet in the north Atlantic but the subject of much...
In the flagship episode of season three, we discuss the seminal Supreme Court decision in the recent environmental case ‘Friends of the Iris...
In March 2019, Sunday Times Journalist Mark Tighe returned to his desk and found two documents waiting for him. One was a photocopy of a che...
Legally Fond is returning for a third season, starting on Wednesday 24th February. You’ll hear about how one of the biggest names in Irish f...
Earlier this year, the General Court of the European Union found against the European Commission in the so-called 'Apple tax case'...
Although many consider the Irish Presidency a largely ceremonial role, one significant constitutional power which the President has is the r...
It is an oddity of Irish politics that in 2001, when nearly 53% of voters opted to reject the EU's Nice Treaty, the Irish Government tr...
A week on from Chief Justice Frank Clarke's publication of his correspondence with Seamus Woulfe, we discuss what has happened since an...
Artificial intelligence is revolutionising how we do business. With its countless opportunities, it also presents risks. To what extent will...
The controversy trundles on over the attendance of Supreme Court Justice Seamus Woulfe's attendance at the Oireachtas Golf Society dinn...
Should somebody who has been a smoker for many decades be able to sue a tobacco company for their personal injuries? The case we discuss thi...
If the Gardai break your constitutional rights by storming into your house, collect incriminating evidence with a search warrant which is fa...
In 1980s conservative Ireland, when the state was under the wrath of the Catholic Church, gay rights activist David Norris challenged a crim...
We discuss a tragic case in which a pedestrian lost their eye after having an egg thrown in her direction. The egg was thrown by the passeng...
Everyone loves a good underdog story. And being Irish, we wanted to focus on two cases of indigenous companies taking on big business. The f...
Shane Ross speaks to Legally Fond about his proposed reform to judicial appointments. He also gives his thoughts on the position of Seamus W...
Jordi Casamitjana practices ethical veganism. For example, he has not dated non-vegans and he avoids social gatherings if the food served is...
On Wednesday September 30th we launch Season Two of Legally Fond, with the release of two episodes. How are judges chosen in Ireland? You&ap...
Over the past number of years we have voted on removing blasphemy from the constitution, extending the right to marriage to same-sex couples...
In this episode we discuss the infamous Hulk Hogan sex tape case, in which the popular WWE wrestler sued Gawker Media, a publisher which mad...
With climate change taking over the political and cultural agendas, we discuss two cases in which the courts got involved in the debate. The...
Charitable status in Irish law gives an organisation a number of benefits, primarily a tax exemption. It is extended to many organisations i...
One sports commentator decides to pitch a stand peering over the wall into a racecourse, where he can commentate from and broadcast it on th...
We spoke to Senator, Barrister and Law Professor Ivana Bacik about the recent emergency legislation passed giving powers to the Minister for...
If you trespass onto somebody else's property, use it for a 12 year-uninterrupted period on your own, you are entitled to become the le...
Do you own your voice? What if someone impersonates you - have they breached your rights? This is the subject of the case we covered in this...
In 2003, Mary Kelly broke into Shannon Airport in the West of Ireland and damaged a plane belonging to the US military. She justified her ac...
In the dullness of mid-1990s suburbia, Pepsi shot an advertisement for a new promotion. Customers could collect points by buying soft drinks...
Portmarnock Golf Club still refuses to let women be full members. This is totally legal, according to the Supreme Court. But why so? And sho...
In this episode we put ourselves into a judge's position and try to figure out whether the law in Ireland would permit compulsory vacci...
Is it defamatory to describe somebody as a 'gay bachelor' if they are in fact heterosexual? In this episode we look at the case of...
In March 2015, Ecstasy, Magic Mushrooms, Ketamine and a host of other drugs were legalised for 24 hours in Ireland. Why did this happen? Who...
"TWO YEAR OLD GIRL SUES HER GRANNY AFTER SPILLING TEA ON HERSELF!" In this episode we discuss the case of Moynihan v Moynihan, a case from t...