
Public Intellectuals: Leonardo Sciascia
Corruption is worse than prostitution; the latter might endanger the morals of an individual. The…
David Langwallner is a human rights lawyer and founder of the Innocence Project in Ireland. He was previously Dean of Law at Griffith College. He was made Pro Bono & Public Interest Team/Lawyer of the Year at the AIB Private Banking Irish Law Awards 2015.
Corruption is worse than prostitution; the latter might endanger the morals of an individual. The…
In a court case in Kent recently I detoured to the small village of Down…
In his last great novel The Plot Against America (2004) Philp Roth posited plausible circumstances…
Late last year HHJ Gumpert KC – one of the judges in the formidable fortress…
In an age of unrestrained Russian-bashing, the figure of Fyodor Dostoevsky might seem a provocative…
In search of the my favourite troubadour all roads lead to Flanders, Belgium, then on…
There still exists – even today – a yearning, a nostalgia for European solidarity, a…
The remains of unquestionably the greatest intellect of the nineteenth century, Karl Marx, are buried…
In the first part of this series, London-based barrister, who taught Jurisprudence for sixteen years…
This article is a response to Supreme Court Justice Gerard Hogan’s Annual Hale Lecture in…
As the founder of the now seemingly inactive Irish Innocence Project, and co-founder of The…
I have just finished representing a client in a murder case and have plenty to…
This Ireland exists. And should one travel there and not find it, then they have…
When David Irving, the mad fascist historian imprisoned in Austria for Holocaust denial, was asked…
The theme of ‘late art’ was recently explored by the art historian Carel Blotkamp in…
Born in 1875, like many in his era Thomas Mann was initially a Great German…
This article is dedicated to Patrick Healy. The Irish people have a long-standing relationship with…
Both as a lawyer and Supreme Court judge, Louis Brandeis was an inveterate opponent of…
All persons and authorities within the state, whether public or private, should be bound by,…
U.K. lawmakers, unlike their Irish counterparts, are currently agonising over the Online Safety Bill 2023.…