CUIR

Cúrsa Forbartha Gairmiúla (2023–2024)

Ard-Dioplóma sa Dlí-Chleachtadh trí Ghaeilge

Professional Development Course (2023–2024)

Advanced Diploma in Legal Practice through Irish

Múintear idir Dhlí agus Ghaeilge ar an sainchúrsa páirtaimseartha bliana seo ar line, dhá thráthnóna sa tseachtain ó

Dheireadh Fómhair go Márta. Both Law and Irish are taught on this specialised part-time year-long online course, two evenings per week, October to March

Cuireann an Roinn Turasóireachta, Cultúir, Ealaíon, Gaeltachta, Spóirt agus Meán tacaíocht ar fáil don chúrsa seo. This course

• Dlí Coiriúil | Crime

• Dlíthíocht Shibhialta | Civil litigation

• Ábhair neamh-chonspóideacha | Non-contentious matters

• Comhchomhairle | Consultation

• Idirbheartaíocht | Negotiation

Táille an chúrsa | €975 Course fee | €975 Sprioclá d’iarratais | Dé hAoine 22 Meán Fómhair 2023

Deadline for applications | Friday 22 September 2023

Tuilleadh eolais | More information:

Dáithí Mac Cárthaigh BL dmaccarthaigh@kingsinns.ie

+353 (0)87 236 83 64

The Annual John F Buckley cricket match between The DSBA v The Bar of Ireland took place on the 23rd June 2023 at the Leinster Cricket Club, Observatory Lane, Rathmines. The match is now in its fifth year and the teams played for the John F Buckley trophy, named after the late John F Buckley who was a former DSBA President. The Bar won the match, described by spectators as a pulsating game and which came down to the last over. Maitiú Ó Dónaill, partner at Beauchamps, bowled the final ball of the match, pitted against Martin Block BL. The Bar team made the winning run. Well done to all who participated in the event, which was very social and collegiate.

– L-R Back: Ciaran Mandal, Roly Budd, John Berry, Marty Block, Tony Kerr SC, Niall Buckley, Marty Dwan and Niamh Gaughan.

L-R Front: Diarmuid

O’Leary, Domhnall Ryan, Conor Doyle and Andrew Corrigan team – Top row

L-R: Tim McDowell, Aidan Buckley, Matthew Kenny, Stephen Power, Dave McAlinden and Mataka Flynn. Bottom row L-R: Owen Henson, Gerry Gallen, Tony O’Sullivan and Mark Bergin

Far right: Kevin O’Higgins and Tony O’Sullivan

Mark Bergin, Marty Block, Marty Dwan and Tim McDowell

Far right: Niall Cawley, DSBA President Susan Martin and Mary Walsh