• A transatlantic case: the derivative action as a corporate governance tool 

  Lynch-Fannon, Irene (Clarus Press on behalf of the School of Law, Trinity College, Dublin, 2005)

  The derivative action as a minority shareholder protection device seems to be almost a dead-letter law in the British Isles as compared with the United States. Whether it can or should be revived through legislative reform ...
• Mental health tribunals: a significant medico-legal change 

  Whelan, Darius (2004-01)

  After lengthy delays and protracted debates, the Mental Health Act 2001 was finally enacted and commencement of its substantive sections appears to be imminent. One crucial cornerstone of the new regime introduced by the ...
• The appropriate assessment process and the concept of ecological 'integrity' in EU nature conservation law 

  McIntyre, Owen (Lawtext Publishing, 2013-12)
• Representation and participation in child care proceedings: what about the voice of the parents? 

  O'Mahony, Conor; Burns, Kenneth; Parkes, Aisling; Shore, Caroline (Taylor & Francis, 2016-05-02)

  In Ireland, the Constitution guarantees very strong rights to parents and the family, and there has been a long and unfortunate history of failures to adequately protect children at risk. As a result, there has been much ...
• Child care proceedings in non-specialist courts: the experience in Ireland 

  O'Mahony, Conor; Burns, Kenneth; Parkes, Aisling; Shore, Caroline (Oxford University Press, 2016-04-15)

  It is widely accepted that court proceedings concerning child protection are a particularly sensitive type of court proceedings that warrant a different approach to other types of proceedings. Consequently, the use of ...

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