I had a lecture a few weeks ago on Irish and the law in the South of Ireland from 1922 onwards, does anyone know of any good books or internet sites to use to get more information on this. GRMA.

I have a búc on the very subject.

Will give you the title tomorrow

I have some papers in electronic form if you want them too

áiséirí_an_aineolaí,

http://www.irishlaw.org/ may already be known to you, but in case it is not, UC Cork is a great place for links to Irish law.

Mise le meas,

Mícheál

http://www.nyulawglobal.org/globalex/Ireland.htm

Guide to Irish Law By Dr. Darius Whelan
Published June 2005

Dr. Darius Whelan is a lecturer in law at University College, Cork, Ireland. He established the Irish Law discussion list and the Irish Law web site (now at www.irishlaw.org) in 1994. He has written articles on electronic access to Irish law for the Irish Law Times, the Bar Review, the Internet Newsletter for Lawyers and the Irish Times.


Update to an article previously published on LLRX.com on August 1, 2001

<http://www.llrx.com/features/irish.htm>

Robert that would be a great help.
GRMA a Mhíchil.

Book name:

Stádas na Gaeilge

dearcadh dlíthiúil

Tomás Ó Máille

printed by Bord na Gaeilge

Book outlines the differing legal challanges that irish has faced in the english law system in ireland post independance

GRMA a Robert.