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Points for Law on the second round

The Central Applications Office (logo left) processes all applications to first year undergraduate courses in the country's various third level institutions. Offers are made for places on courses Continue Reading

Points for Law

The Central Applications Office (logo left) processes all applications to first year undergraduate courses in the country's various third level institutions. Those institutions inform the CAO of the Continue Reading

The IMF deal can change the Irish legal system for the better

In yesterday's Sunday Business Post, I argued that the IMF deal can change the Irish legal system for the better, reflecting arguments I have already made here and here. IMF deal can change the Continue Reading

Bar Council unhappy with IMF proposals

Following on from my post on the impact of the IMF bailout on Irish legal education, I see from today's Irish Times that the Bar Council (logo left) is not happy with some of the proposals, in Continue Reading

The impact of the IMF on Irish legal education – Updated

I never thought I'd see the day when I'd put both the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Irish legal education together in the title of a blogpost. But there it is, above. And this is because the Continue Reading

Futher points of law

The CAO needs no introduction to the present generation of school-leavers or their parents. Since 1976 it has enabled our institutions of third-level learning to reconcile annually the choices of the Continue Reading

Too many guides, not enough style

My previous post on the advent of the Irish Law Journal led to some quite interesting discussion about the nature of citation styles and how crowded the market for legal journals in Ireland is. By Continue Reading

Making the point

Many things about Ireland bemuse visitors to our shores. Two of the most difficult to explain are our electoral system and the programme by which third level places are allocated. I'll leave the Continue Reading

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Yours trulyHi there! Thanks for dropping by. I'm Eoin O'Dell, and this is my blog: Cearta.ie - the Irish for rights.

"Cearta" really is the Irish word for rights, so the title provides some sense of the scope of this blog. In general, I write about private law, free speech, and cyber law; and, in particular, I write about Irish law and education policy.

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