Lex Ferenda

Following copyright law leads you to unusual stories. That much is true. The story that broke through into the popular press last week (example: BBC), though, is quite iffy even by those standards. Yes, I’m talking about the (leaked) proposal in the UK to provide that those engaged in illegal filesharing would [...]

Not content with the Dublin Writers Festival (here), we also have the Dublin Book Festival this March. Sponsored by the publishers and supported by various greats and goods, it’s happening in City Hall on Dame St. in Dublin 2; apparently there’s a full programme available by email, I fired off a request but didn’t [...]

Mark Davys’ unique approach to teaching land law (blogged about as part of the coverage of the UKCLE legal education conference in January) is now set out in full detail (complete with scripts) here

My post previewing the RTÉ Living Music Festival and its programme of works by Arvo Pärt has been getting quite a lot of hits, mainly through Google searches. If you stuck around, this post may interest you.
Indeed, I hope that those of you who passed through here actually managed to get some tickets [...]