Ireland's legal podcast, presented by the Law Society Award Winning team of Peter Leonard BL and Mark Tottenham BL
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 143 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEducation |
E131 The Fifth Court
Co-host of the Fifth Court, Peter Leonard, BL, met with Kirk Offel at the Dublin Tech Summit, promoter of the 5th Industrial Revolution.
'Data centres are the most important things to be manufactured in the world'. That's Kirk'... more
Episode 130 – The Fifth Court
Recorded at the Dublin Tech Summit, Peter Leonard BL speaks with Ukrainian Dr. Anna Mysyshyn, a leading expert in AI ethics, regulation, cybersecurity, and digital governance. Anna holds a PhD in Law and an LL.M. in Inn... more
Episode 129 The Fifth Court
Elizabeth Winkler is an acclaimed literary critic and investigative journalist whose work spans some of the world’s most respected publications. She chats to Mark Tottenham BL on this episode of the Law Society of Ireland... more
E128 The Fifth Court – Drawing the Line: The Story of the Irish Boundary Commission
Dr. Cormac Moore – an historian with Dublin City Council’s Historian-in-Residence programme and author of Birth of the Border: The Impact of Partition in Ireland. He... more
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I love the podcast. I play it regularly and repeat hearings because I am a lay litigant serving a pupil age in my own case/s arising out of contentious probate. I appreciated podcast no 34. I find the podcast informative and easy to follow. If I had an opportunity to recommend a book aside from the Supreme Court as mentioned by Justice Hogan ( loved that read) I would mention Lawful Occasions by late Patrick McKenize. Enjoyable little book.
M Rippington
Excellent podcast - great guests and interviews
As a tutor in social studies and a former HSE social worker ( family support) I thoroughly enjoyed your podcast- many of the observations regarding access along with legal aid development was enlightening- best of luck
Thomas Morris-Gormally
Very well put across. Fascinating content for anyone outside of law circles to get a professional’s viewpoint of the courts in Ireland. Really interesting guests especially the first episode discussing the history of the Irish constitution.
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This podcast focuses on legal issues relevant to Ireland, engaging a wide range of guests from various sectors of the legal profession. Episodes discuss notable legal cases, judicial practices, and insights from esteemed judges and barristers, creating a blend of informative and analytical content aimed at legal professionals and enthusiasts. The hosts frequently delve into the intricacies of the law while connecting broader themes to societal issues, offering listeners not just legal discussions but also personal anecdotes and reflections that humanize the legal profession. Unique features include guest insights that bridge literature and legal discourse, enriching the listener's understanding of both fields.
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2. Fintan Drury
3. Alice Doyle
4. Mark O'Connell
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6. Marguerite Bolger
7. Diarmuid Connolly
8. Mary Fahy
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