Niamh Howlin
@niamhh.bsky.social
Associate Professor, Sutherland School of Law, University College Dublin.
Researching legal history, legal professions and trials
Researching legal history, legal professions and trials
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode with Prof Jane Ohlmeyer!
Coincidentally, I’m just putting the final touches to a book which includes her excellent chapter examining the extent to which Irish Lords studied law in England and used the law in Ireland to defend their interests.
tinyurl.com/8bny28kd
Coincidentally, I’m just putting the final touches to a book which includes her excellent chapter examining the extent to which Irish Lords studied law in England and used the law in Ireland to defend their interests.
tinyurl.com/8bny28kd
February 28, 2025 at 9:35 AM
I thoroughly enjoyed this episode with Prof Jane Ohlmeyer!
Coincidentally, I’m just putting the final touches to a book which includes her excellent chapter examining the extent to which Irish Lords studied law in England and used the law in Ireland to defend their interests.
tinyurl.com/8bny28kd
Coincidentally, I’m just putting the final touches to a book which includes her excellent chapter examining the extent to which Irish Lords studied law in England and used the law in Ireland to defend their interests.
tinyurl.com/8bny28kd
Reposted by Niamh Howlin
That pack is full but I've added you to Part II: go.bsky.app/8aaAtPg
January 26, 2025 at 9:47 AM
That pack is full but I've added you to Part II: go.bsky.app/8aaAtPg
This sounds fabulous, especially for coffee shops within 500m of any library or archive that has odd opening hours!
January 21, 2025 at 8:59 PM
This sounds fabulous, especially for coffee shops within 500m of any library or archive that has odd opening hours!
Reposted by Niamh Howlin
'Transactions' warmly welcomes submission of research and commentary articles from historians, at all career stages, working in higher education and related sectors bit.ly/46VjOM4
The journal offers a prompt and supportive peer review process and all articles published appear fully Open Access 2/2
The journal offers a prompt and supportive peer review process and all articles published appear fully Open Access 2/2
January 8, 2025 at 9:50 AM
'Transactions' warmly welcomes submission of research and commentary articles from historians, at all career stages, working in higher education and related sectors bit.ly/46VjOM4
The journal offers a prompt and supportive peer review process and all articles published appear fully Open Access 2/2
The journal offers a prompt and supportive peer review process and all articles published appear fully Open Access 2/2
We say: “in the last twenty years common law jurisdictions across the world have accepted the value of
supplementing the oral charge with written directions and other written materials. However, Ireland has stood
aloof from these developments. That may be about to change”…
supplementing the oral charge with written directions and other written materials. However, Ireland has stood
aloof from these developments. That may be about to change”…
January 4, 2025 at 12:18 PM
We say: “in the last twenty years common law jurisdictions across the world have accepted the value of
supplementing the oral charge with written directions and other written materials. However, Ireland has stood
aloof from these developments. That may be about to change”…
supplementing the oral charge with written directions and other written materials. However, Ireland has stood
aloof from these developments. That may be about to change”…