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Bloomsbury Professional Irish Law and Tax Catalogue 2019/20

Irish Law and Tax

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WELCOME TO THE 2019/20 IRISH LAW AND TAX CATALOGUE. We began 2019 with the publication of a group of titles that hint at the range of practice areas we are now covering. Farrell, Residential Tenancies; O’Connor, National Security Law and the second edition of Twomey on Partnership (edited by Maedhbh Clancy) have set the tone for what promises to be another busy year for our law list.

We are publishing in a wider than ever range of areas and a greater variety of formats in response to both changes in the law and our customers’ needs. New titles due to publish this year include O’Doherty, Internet Law; Mair, Cahill & Reilly, International Commercial Arbitration and Smyth and Breen, Law of Charities. We are also delighted to be publishing a new book for practitioners in Northern Ireland which deals with land law in the jurisdiction. Northern Irish Land Law will be written by Dr Heather Conway and is due shortly before Christmas.

In addition, we are publishing new editions of the following well established and highly regarded titles: Wylie and Woods, Irish Conveyancing Law; Andrews, Woods on Liquor Licensing Law; Johnston and Beausang, Banking and Security Law in Ireland and McGowan-Smyth et al, Irish Companies Secretary’s Handbook. Most of these books will also be made available on BPrO (www.bloomsburyprofessionalonline).

On January 1st of this year, we were proud to add Murdoch and Hunt’s Encyclopedia of Irish Law to BPrO and it is now available exclusively from Bloomsbury Professional. This really is the gold standard in Irish legal reference works so please do contact us and take a trial. Further information on this peerless resource, and on our other products, can be found here: www.bloomsburyprofessionalireland.com

This summer we are delighted to be publishing our eagerly-awaited new commentary on CGT, Irish Capital Gains Tax 2019. This book has been written by Deloitte’s Tom Maguire who took over as the author of Irish Income Tax (still known to many of you as “Judge”) in 2016. This book will make a fine addition to any tax practitioner’s library as well as to BPrO’s Irish Tax service.

We now have a range of tax products that are available only in online format. They include: Tax Acts, VAT Acts, Capital Acquisitions Tax Guide, Capital Gains Tax Guide and the Employer’s PAYE/PRSI Guide. This year we have enhanced these products with the addition of features like the Further Reading Section (VAT Acts) and thousands more internal links (over 18,000 additional links in Tax Acts alone!).

Please don’t hesitate to contact me, or any of the Bloomsbury Professional team in our Dublin office, if you would like more information on any of our titles. We would particularly like to hear from you if you have feedback or suggestions about how we can better meet your information needs.

Sandra Mulvey, General Manager (Ireland) [email protected]

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ContentsONLINE AND DIGITAL PRODUCTS ........4-11

IRISH TAX ..........................................................................................12-13

Capital Acquisitions Tax ........................................................................12

General Tax .......................................................................................................12

Income Tax ........................................................................................................13

Stamp Duty ........................................................................................................13

Tax Treaties and International Tax ............................................13

Value Added Tax ..........................................................................................13

IRISH LAW .......................................................................................14-32

Arbitration and Dispute Resolution ..........................................14

Banking and Commercial Law .........................................................14

Charities ..............................................................................................................15

Company Law ..................................................................................................15

Competition Law .........................................................................................16

Constitutional and Administrative Law .................................. 17

Contract Law ..................................................................................................18

Conveyancing Law .....................................................................................18

Criminal Law .....................................................................................................19

Dictionary ......................................................................................................... 20

Employment Law ........................................................................................ 20

EU Law ...................................................................................................................21

Evidence .............................................................................................................22

Family Law .........................................................................................................22

Human Rights .................................................................................................23

Information Technology Law ..........................................................23

Insolvency ..........................................................................................................24

Intellectual Property Law ................................................................. 25

Legal Systems .............................................................................................. 26

Licensing ........................................................................................................... 26

Litigation ........................................................................................................... 26

Local Government Law ........................................................................27

Media Law ..........................................................................................................27

Medical Law .....................................................................................................27

Mental Health Law ....................................................................................28

Planning and Environmental Law ................................................28

Practice and Procedure .................................................................... 29

Private International Law .................................................................. 29

Probate and Succession Law ....................................................... 29

Property and Land Law....................................................................... 30

Road Traffic Law ..........................................................................................31

Stamp Duty .......................................................................................................32

Tax Treaties and International Tax ...........................................32

Tort ..........................................................................................................................32

Trust and Estates ......................................................................................32

AUTHOR INDEX ..............................................................................34

TITLE INDEX ........................................................................................ 36

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Online and Digital ProductsWELCOME TO THE BLOOMSBURY PROFESSIONAL ONLINE SECTION OF THE 2019 CATALOGUESomeone asked me the other day what I thought the most important trend in publishing had been over the last few years. So far as online is concerned, it was an easy question to answer. Undoubtedly the most notable trend over the last few years has been that more and more users are searching for and reading professional information on their smartphones.

Let me say from the outset that, as someone who was born in the middle of the last century, I still tend to think of the telephone, mobile or otherwise, as a device for making and receiving phone calls. In that, as in so many other respects, I am completely wrong, of course. A modern smartphone is as powerful as a desktop computer and, in this age of ultra high res screens, may even provide a better reading experience, even for these tired old eyes. I can still hear myself pontificating to some poor unfortunate a few years ago that I would never read a book on a mobile phone, the very idea was ridiculous. But here we are a few years later, and now my phone is my primary platform for reading, news, YouTube, LinkedIn and so on.

So, for readers who have yet to try Bloomsbury Professional’s online services on their mobile, I commend it to your attention. The mobile site is at the same location as the desktop version (www.bloomsburyprofessionalonline.com) and your current username and password will work there too. Obviously, on a palm-sized device we have to change the user interface a bit so you may find it somewhat unfamiliar at first, but the search box is still there at the top right of the screen and you should find the search speed whether on wi-fi or a decent mobile signal just as fast as the desktop site.

I suppose a perfectly valid question would be why would anyone want to read professional information on their phone? Many of us spend the greater part of the day at desks looking at computer screens which deliver some kind of information, verbal or numeric, to our aching eyes and minds. Why continue to read that stuff when you’re on the train, or in the bath, or out and about at any of those places where you might use your phone? I will duck answering the question directly but refer instead to a testimonial video that Colin Corrigan of Corrigan & Co made for our users in ICAEW regulated firms. Colin makes the point in the film that since the Bloomsbury Professional service had been made available to his firm, there had been a general rise in interest and learning across his users as they became more adept at finding answers for themselves. That was an extremely gratifying thing to hear. Some might say that one of the signs of a good reference work is the extent to which it catches your eye with something interesting unrelated to your original query. Whether it’s the copyright status of a certain kind of popular plastic shoe or whether or not it is possible to reclaim input tax on a wig (clue: search for “wild man”) those idle moments, waiting for a bus, or a friend, or just a break in the weather, may be enjoyably and divertingly spent on your mobile, reading the expert guidance on a myriad of technical subjects from Bloomsbury Professional’s unrivalled team of authors.

Steve Savory Director of Product Management

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With access to leading titles in each area, written by respected authors in their field, you’ll have up-to-date legal and tax commentary and analysis from our books, looseleafs and journals, alongside updates in cases, legislation and precedents.

Our online service enables you to subscribe to only the practice areas you need, making it easier to keep your library up-to-date. Plus, you can easily edit and share the information you need with your colleagues, for free.

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Intellectual Property and IT Law

Users also benefit from our monthly Intellectual Property and IT Law Update, written by technology law expert David Cullen of William Fry.

Table of Contents

• Business, the Internet and the Law

• E-Commerce and Convergence: A Guide to the Law of Digital Media

• E-contracts

• EU Data Protection Law

• Gringras: The Laws of the Internet

• A Guide to Trade Mark Law and Practice in Ireland

• Information Technology and Intellectual Property Law

• Information Technology Law in Ireland

• Intellectual Property and IT Law Update

• Intellectual Property Law in Ireland

• International Handbook of Social Media Laws

• Irish Copyright and Design Law

• Negotiating Software Contracts

• Privacy and Data Protection Law in Ireland

• A User’s Guide to Patents

Irish Civil Litigation

Users also benefit from our monthly Irish Civil Litigation Update, edited by Martin Hayden SC and authored by Roland Rowan BL, Hugh Good BL and Colm Scott-Byrne BL. This practitioner-focused service provides subscribers with easily accessible updates and case notes on a monthly basis.

Table of Contents

• Ancillary Discovery

• Constitutional Law of Ireland

• Contract Law

• Court Applications under the Companies Acts

• Irish Civil Litigation Update

• The Irish Statute Book: A Guide to Irish Legislation

• Kelly: The Irish Constitution

• Judicial Review

• Law of Torts

• The Law on Res Judicata and Double Jeopardy

• Legal Professional Privilege

• Mareva Injunctions and Related Interlocutory Orders

• The MIBI Agreements and the Law

• Practice and Procedure in the Superior Courts

• Specific Performance in Ireland

• Statutory Interpretation in Ireland

• Summary Judgment in Ireland: Principles and Defences

Intellectual Property and IT Law

Irish Civil Litigation



Irish Company Law

Users also benefit from our monthly Irish Company Law Update which provides subscribers with monthly, up-to-date insights into contemporary and emerging issues in company law.

Table of Contents

• Bloomsbury Professional’s Company Law Guide 2017

• Buying and Selling Insolvent Companies and Businesses in Ireland

• Companies Act 2014: 2018 Edition

• Companies Acts 1963-2012

• Company Law: Compliance and Enforcement

• Corporate Crime

• Corporate Insolvency and Rescue

• Court Applications under the Companies Acts

• Guide to the Companies Act 2014

• Irish Company Law Update

• Irish Company Secretary’s Handbook

• Keane on Company Law

• The Law of Companies

• National Asset Management Agency Act 2009: Annotations and Commentary

Irish Criminal Law

Users also benefit from our monthly Irish Criminal Law Update, authored by Edward Doocey BL and Ciara Hallinan.

Table of Contents

• Corporate Crime

• Courtney: Criminal Liability under Company Law

• Criminal Law

• Criminal Law Practice and Procedure in the Superior Courts

• Criminal Legislation in Ireland

• Drug Offences in Ireland

• Evidence in Criminal Trials

• Evidentiary Foundations: Irish Edition

• Intellectual Property Law – Criminal Offences

• Irish Criminal Law Update

• Judicial Review

• Law of Evidence in Ireland

• The Law on Res Judicata and Double Jeopardy

• Local Authority Enforcement

• Misuse of Drugs: Criminal Offences and Penalties

• Police Powers in Ireland

• Prison Law

• Revenue Investigations and Enforcement

• Road Traffic Law Handbook

• 1961-2017 Road Traffic Legislation

• Scientific Evidence: Fingerprints and DNA

Irish Company Law

Irish Criminal Law



Irish Employment Law

Users also benefit from our monthly Irish Employment Law Update, authored by Tara Murphy BL. These updates provide subscribers with targeted insights into contemporary and emerging issues in employment law, including reports on Irish and ECJ jurisprudence.

Table of Contents

• Irish Employment Law

• Arthur Cox Employment Law Yearbook 2018








• Civil Service Regulation

• Disciplinary Procedures in the Statutory Professions

• Employer’s PAYE/PRSI Guide: 2019

• Employment Law

• Equality Law in the Workplace

• Irish Employment Law Update

• Irish Employment Legislation

• Redmond on Dismissal Law

• Strikes: An Essential Guide to Industrial Action and the Law

• Termination of Employment: A Practical Guide for Employers

Irish Planning Law

Unlimited access to our industry-focused range of planning law guidebooks which have been designed to provide practitioners with the tools they need to run a busy planning law practice.

Table of Contents

• Irish Planning Law and Practice

• Irish Planning Law Cases

• Irish Planning Law Legislation

Irish Employment Law

Irish Planning Law



Irish Property Law

Users also benefit from our monthly Irish Property Law Update, edited by renowned subject expert JCW Wylie. Designed with conveyancing practitioners in mind, this feature provides subscribers with consolidated monthly case reports, practice guidelines and other useful insights.

Table of Contents

• A Casebook on Equity and Trusts in Ireland

• Co-Ownership of Land: Partition Actions and Remedies

• Compulsory Purchase and Compensation in Ireland: Law and Practice

• Equity and the Law of Trusts in Ireland

• Intangible Property Rights in Ireland

• Investigating Unregistered Title

• Irish Conveyancing Law

• Irish Conveyancing Precedents

• Irish Conveyancing Statutes

• Irish Land Law

• Irish Landlord and Tenant Acts: Annotations, Commentary and Precedents

• Irish Property Law Update

• Irish Stamp Duty Law

• The Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009: Annotations and Commentary

• Landlord and Tenant Law

• The Law and Taxation of Trusts

• National Asset Management Agency Act 2009: Annotations and Commentary

• Registration of Deeds and Title in Ireland

• Residential Tenancies

• Specific Performance in Ireland

• VAT on Property – Made Simple, 2nd edition

Irish Property Law



Irish Tax

Users also benefit from our quarterly Irish Tax Update, written by leading tax law expert, James Hughes of Moore Stephens. Each update contains commentary on relevant case law, legislation and Revenue guidelines.

Table of Contents

• Irish Tax

• Bohan and McCarthy: Capital Acquisitions Tax

• Capital Acquisitions Tax Guide: 2019

• Capital Tax Acts 2019

• CGT Guide 2019

• Employer’s PAYE/PRSI Guide: 2019

• Irish Income Tax 2019

• Irish Stamp Duty Law

• Irish Tax Reports 2017


• Irish Tax Reports 2014-15









• Irish Tax Reports (VI) 1998-2005

• Irish Tax Reports (V) 1994-1997

• Irish Tax Reports (IV) 1988-1993

• Irish Tax Reports (III) 1978-1987

• Irish Tax Reports (II) 1944-1977

• Irish Tax Reports (I) 1922-1943

• Irish Tax Treaties 2011/12

• Irish Tax Update


• Tax Acts: 2019

• Tax Guide: 2015

• Taxation in the Republic of Ireland: 2013

• Feeney: Taxation of Companies 2019

• Taxation of Company Reorganisations in Ireland

• VAT Acts: 2018

• VAT on Property – Made Simple, 2nd edition

Irish Tax



Irish Wills and Probate Law

Users also benefit from our quarterly Irish Wills and Probate Law Update, written by expert succession practitioners, Brian Spierin SC and Stephen Spierin BL. Each update contains commentary on recent case law and legislation relevant to probate practitioners.

Table of Contents

• Irish Wills and Probate

• Bohan and McCarthy: Capital Acquisitions Tax

• Buckley: Capital Acquisitions Tax: 2019

• Buckley, Conroy and O’Neill: Specific Performance and Succession

• Capital Acquisitions Tax Guide: 2019

• Conway: Severance of Joint Tenancies: (Ireland and Northern Ireland)

• Equity and the Law of Trusts in Ireland

• Irish Wills and Probate Cases

• Irish Wills and Probate Law Update

• Laffoy Precedents: Settlements, Trusts, Wills


• Succession Act 1965 and Related Legislation: A Commentary

• Wills, Irish Precedents and Drafting

• Wylie: Succession

Murdoch and Hunt’s Encyclopedia of Irish Law

For over thirty years, Murdoch and Hunt has been the gold standard in legal language. Indeed, this seminal text carries the distinction of being the only Irish legal reference book ever to be mentioned in a Supreme Court judgment.

This new and improved online version will be fully interactive, inter-linked and searchable – making it the ideal starting point for legal research. Moreover, all definitions will be regularly reviewed and updated to take stock of legal developments, including both case law and legislation.

Irish Wills and Probate Law

Murdoch and Hunt's Encyclopedia of Irish Law



Irish Tax & Law


CAPITAL ACQUISITIONS TAX

Bohan and McCarthy: Capital Acquisitions TaxFourth EditionBrian Bohan and Fergus McCarthy9781780433523 Dec-13 | Hardback | 986pp g225 / £173

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GENERAL TAX

Capital Tax Acts 2019 NEW EDITION

Michael BuckleyNow in its twenty-seventh edition, this indispensable guide to capital taxes provides the reader with annotated legislation in the areas of stamp duty, CAT and local property tax. All changes brought by the Finance Act 2018 are included, together with changes made to the local property tax code by the Home Building Finance Ireland Act 2018. All relevant information issued by the Revenue Commissioners is also included.

Each section of the book takes the area of tax it deals with and runs through each Act and Statutory Instrument which is relevant to it, with notes which detail definitions, amendments, cross-references,e-Briefings, Tax Briefings, former enactments and relevant case law.

Michael Buckley, BA, Dip in Legal Studies, works with the Revenue Commissioners in Dublin Castle.

9781526506887 Feb-19 | Paperback | 1350pp | g125 / £100 Readership: Solicitors, tax practitioners, accountants, business people, financial institutions and studentsJurisdiction: Ireland

Feeney: The Taxation of Companies 2019 NEW EDITION

Michael FeeneyThis key book provides the most comprehensive analysis and commentary available on the taxation of companies in Ireland.

This new edition is updated to Finance Act 2018 and further covers controlled foreign companies, exit tax, film relief, capital allowances, loans to participators, relief for start-up companies, intangible assets, the knowledge development box regime and patent royalteis as a charge on income. An extremely practical book, it features detailed worked examples and extensive references to case law throughout the work. The guidance and advice outlines how to successfully apply the new tax reliefs, keeping your clients’ tax liabilities as low as possible.

Michael Feeney has been a corporate tax specialist for almost forty years. He is currently Tax Consultant at Bradley Tax Consulting.

9781526506917 Feb-19 | Hardback | 2528pp | g225 / £170 Readership: Irish tax practitioners, barristers, solicitors and studentsJurisdiction: Ireland

Irish Capital Gains Tax 2019 NEW TITLE

Tom MaguireProvides in-depth analysis and interpretation of the law as it is applied to CGT by the Irish and UK courts as well as in Appeal Commissioners’ decisions. This new title includes commentary on Revenue guidance, administration of capital gains tax, computational rules and key reliefs and allowances. Topics covered range from the tax treatment of married couples, partnerships, companies and trusts to anti-avoidance.

Contents include: Statutory interpretation; What is an asset; What is a disposal; Persons chargeable; Married couples and civil partnerships; Taxation of partnerships; Computational rules; Shares; Financial instruments; Debts; Trusts; Anti-avoidance; Companies; Residence;

Foreign tax matters; CA 2014 transactions.

Tom Maguire is a tax partner in Deloitte and leads its tax policy and technical services team. He is author of Irish Income Tax.

9781784517342 May-19 | Hardback | 2000pp | g225 / £170 Readership: Tax practitionersJurisdiction: Ireland

ONLINE PRODUCT

Irish Tax See page 9 for more information

Irish Tax Reports 2017Mark TottenhamThe only comprehensive set of reports of Irish tax cases ever published. This unique set brings together all tax cases in Ireland since the foundation of the state.

Many previously unreported judgments are included, as are many of the cases stated. Each spring, all new cases from the previous year are published in a bound paperback volume along with new Cumulative Tables and an index. These annual volumes are merged and

republished in hardback form, every four to five years, allowing users to maintain and expand their hardback sets. Volumes may also be purchased separately.9781526501936 Jan-18 | Paperback | 512pp | g145 / £112 Readership: Tax practitioners, solicitors and barristersJurisdiction: Ireland

Taxation of Company Reorganisations in IrelandEvelyn Forde9781847663771 Aug-11 | Hardback | 470pp g205 / £158



Irish TaxTaxes Consolidation Act 1997 (as amended): 2017 EditionPhilip Brennan9781784514624 Feb-17 | Paperback | 2592pp g65 / £50


INCOME TAX

Irish Income Tax 2019 NEW EDITION Tom Maguire“The bible of Irish income tax ...” Irish Independent, 28 January 2018.

Indispensable in practice, it will help you apply the relevant legislation with ease and precision and is updated to Finance Act 2018.

It endeavours to provide a complete analysis of the principles and practice of income tax in Ireland. The system and rules contained in the Tax Acts are complex and often cause difficulty of interpretation, even for those very familiar with them. With this in mind they have been laid out clearly as possible, using straightforward language. It provides solutions to the more difficult and complex issues through explanation of technical points and placing the points in the context

of a scenario or narrative.

Tom Maguire is a Tax Partner in Deloitte and leads its tax policy and technical services team.

9781526506962 May-19 | Hardback | 2528pp | g225 / £170 Readership: Tax practitioners, accountants and tax lawyersJurisdiction: Ireland

STAMP DUTY

Irish Stamp Duty LawFifth EditionDavid Donegan, Raymond Friel and Amanda-Jayne Comyn9781847662583 Jul-09 | Hardback | 744pp g215 / £158


TAX TREATIES AND INTERNATIONAL TAX

Irish Tax Treaties 2011/12Mary Walsh9781847669339 Nov-11 | Paperback | 2100pp g185 / £142


VALUE ADDED TAX

VAT Acts 2017 Pat Kennedy

9781784514631 Feb-17 | Paperback | 2528pp g125 / £96


VAT on Property – Made Simple Second Edition Michael O’Connor9781847669872 Mar-12 | Paperback | 412pp g165 / £119



Irish LawARBITRATION AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION

International Commercial Arbitration Law NEW TITLE

Patrick Mair, Louise Reilly and Gillian CahillA comprehensive guide to the area of arbitration following the Arbitration Act 2010.

Includes the following: an explanation of the law, clearly setting out the principles that apply to arbitrations highlighting the differences between the law and the litigation process; a thorough examination of relevant case law; a guide to international arbitration law as expressed

in the UNCITRAL model.

Patrick Mair, Louise Reilly and Gillian Cahill are all practising barristers.

9781780434452 May-19 | Hardback | 504pp | g195 / £150 Readership: Barristers, solicitors, engineers, architects, arbitrators, studentsJurisdiction: Ireland

Mediation Law NEW TITLE

Penny McRedmondExplains the relationship between the Mediation Act and the civil justice system with a detailed look at the relevant Rules of Court their interaction with the Act and application by the Courts.

It examines a number of statutory procedures that fall outside the Mediation Act, giving a convenient, easily assessable description of the mediation processes under the following: Workplace Relations Act 2015; The Residential Tenancies Act 2004; The Disability Act 2005; The Multi-Unit Developments Act 2011; The Civil Liability and Courts Act 2004; The

Financial and Pensions Ombudsman Act 2017.

Penelope McRedmond is a UK and US Lawyer and certified mediator.

9781780436913 Jul-18 | Paperback | 424pp | g155 / £119 Readership: Solicitors, mediators, students of mediationJurisdiction: Ireland

BANKING AND COMMERCIAL LAW

Arthur Cox Irish Banking Law HandbookOrla O’Connor and William Johnston9781845920470 Jul-07 | Hardback | 1184pp g205 / £158


Banking and Security Law in Ireland NEW EDITION

Second EditionWilliam Johnston and Nora BeausangThe eagerly-awaited new edition provides a comprehensive update on the law in practice and the pitfalls involved in taking security over land, machinery, agricultural assets, shares, debts, deposits and their registration. Updated case law and legislation governing the relationship of banker and customer, bank confidentiality, facility letters, the enforcement of guarantees, payment demands and the avoidance of guarantees and security are also covered. It also provides an extensive, practical and in-depth guide on the current labyrinthine regulatory regime relating to consumer credit and consumer protection generally, including the Consumer Credit Act, the EU Consumer Credit Regulations, the EU Mortgage Credit Regulations and the Consumer Protection Code.

William Johnston, MA (Dub) Solicitor, was a partner in Arthur Cox for 30 years, is a former chair of the Banking Law Division of the International Bar Association and external examiner in Banking Law for the Law Society. Nora Beausang, BCL (NUI) Solicitor (IRL and NZ) practised banking and regulatory law for several years and is a former Head of Legal and Compliance in the Corporate Banking division of a major international bank.

9781847666680 Aug-19 | Hardback | 1200pp | g275 / £188 Readership: Solicitors, barristers, in-house counsel, compliance officers, bankers and financial regulators, consumer advocacy groups, academics in the field of banking law and security law, accountants in the field of regulatory risk and complianceJurisdiction: Ireland

Commercial and Consumer LawPatrick O’Reilly9781845925666 Dec-00 | Hardback | 1090pp g165 / £115


Commercial Law NEW EDITION

Fourth EditionMichael FordeCovers consumer law initiatives based on EU directives, plus significant commercial case law. It outlines the emergence of and variety in regulation regimes and deals with insolvency rules in Ireland as well as the credit union sector.

Contents: Introduction; Sale of Goods; Consumer Protection; State Commerce; Carriage of Goods; Payment; Security; Insurance; International Trade; Intellectual Property; Competition; Regulated

Industries; Arbitration; Insolvency.

Michael Forde is a Senior Counsel and co-wrote Constitutional Law of Ireland with David Leonard.

9781780436906 Aug-19 | Hardback | 600pp | g195 / £150Readership: Barristers, solicitors, commercial law firms and studentsJurisdiction: Ireland


The National Asset Management Agency Act 2009: Annotations and CommentaryHugh B Byrne and Louis McEntagart9781847665041 Jun-10 | Paperback | 546pp g165 / £127


CHARITIES

Law of Charities in Ireland NEW TITLE

Oonagh Breen and Philip SmithAs well as fully outlining the legislation, including detailed coverage of the Charities Act 2009, this handbook considers the life cycle of a charity in Ireland: from its creation and registration to its governance and reporting obligations right through to its relations with other charities, at home or abroad, and the demise or dissolution of a charity. Examining the role of the charity trustee in both corporate and unincorporated charities, it details the key relationships with relevant statutory agencies from the Charities Regulator through to Revenue and the Companies Registration Office. Setting out for the first time the practical issues facing charities operating in Ireland, this handbook is vital for any person concerned with the regulation of charities in this jurisdiction.

Dr Oonagh Breen is a lecturer at University College Dublin. Philip Smith is a Partner in Arthur Cox Solicitors and is an expert in pensions and charity law.

9781847663252 Apr-19 | Paperback | 504pp | g175 / £135 Readership: Charity lawyers, tax lawyers, general practitionersJurisdiction: Ireland

COMPANY LAW

Bloomsbury Professional’s Company Law Guide 2017Thomas B. Courtney and Úna Curtis9781526505248 Oct-17 | Paperback | 384pp | g170 / £127


Bloomsbury Professional’s Guide to the Companies Act 2014Thomas B. Courtney, Lyndon Mac Cann, Irene Lynch-Fannon, William Johnston, Dáibhí O’Leary and Nessa Cahill9781780438344 Jan-15 | Hardback | 336pp | g215 / £165


Companies Act 2014 NEW TITLE

Lyndon Mac Cann and Thomas B. CourtneyContains the Companies Act 2014 together with related legislation. The legislation is fully consolidated with incisive commentary on each section.

Companies Act 2014 represents the most significant reform in Irish corporate law in two generations, comprising 25 Parts, 1,448 sections and 17 Schedules. The Act repeals in full some 32 enactments (17 statutes and 15 statutory instruments), restating much of that law into a group structure as well as amending other provisions, and codifying judicial developments in certain areas.

The 2014 Act represents the modern statement of the law applicable to the formation of companies, administration and management to their winding-up and dissolution, incorporating the rights and duties of their officers, members and creditors.

Lyndon Mac Cann BA(Mod), M Litt, SC is one of Ireland’s leading company lawbarristers and Dr Thomas B. Courtney BA, LLB, LLD is Head of the Company Compliance and Governance Practice and a Partner in the Corporate Group of Arthur Cox.

9781780438559 Oct-20 | Paperback | 1750pp | g225 / £150 Readership: Company law practitioners, law students, judges and accountantsJurisdiction: Ireland

Companies Act 2014: 2018 Edition NEW EDITION

Bloomsbury ProfessionalThe only fully consolidated, single-volume, hard-copy edition of this Act.

This new edition is updated to account for all changes to it including the Companies (Statutory Audits) Act 2018, which makes over 50 significant

changes to the 2014 Act, most of which relate to the statutory audits of annual accounts and consolidated accounts.

9781526509222 Jan-19 | Paperback | 1384pp | g99 / £79.99 Readership: Company law students, solicitors, barristers, accountantsJurisdiction: Ireland

Company Law: Compliance and Enforcement Nessa Cahill 9781845921057 Jan-08 | Hardback | 1180pp g205 / £158


Court Applications under the Companies ActsMahmud Samad9781780432229 Oct-13 | Hardback | 1422pp g205 / £158



ONLINE PRODUCT

Irish Company Law See page 6 for more information

Irish Company Secretary’s Handbook NEW EDITION

Second EditionJacqueline McGowan-Smyth, Eleanor Daly and James HearyExamines the company secretarial requirements contained in the Companies Acts and relevant EU regulations. It includes useful chapters on all areas of company secretarial practice, including annual returns, directors’ and auditors’ responsibilities as well as statutory disclosure requirements. It gives a clear explanation of the many day-to-day functions of a company secretary along with a large number of up-to-date precedents, practical checklists, step-by-step instructions and best practice guidelines.

It also covers developments that have affected company secretarial practice and procedure, such as from the Companies Act 2014. It is accompanied by online access to all precedents that appear in the book.

Jacqueline McGowan-Smyth is a former Director of the Company Compliance and Governance Group at Arthur Cox Solicitors. Eleanor Daly is General

Counsel with Fexco, and James Heary is Manager of the Company Compliance and Governance Group at Arthur Cox Solicitors.

9781784517434 May-19 | Paperback + Online | 1500pp |g225 / £170 + VATReadership: Company secretaries, law firms and accountancy practices, solicitors in private practice, in-house solicitors and accountantsJurisdiction: Ireland

Irish Takeover Legislation NEW EDITION

Second EditionJustin McKennaA compendium of legislation regulating the takeovers of public companies in Ireland. It provides commentary outlining the application and operation of the Irish Takeover Rules and identifies other legal issues relevant to takeovers in Ireland.

Justin McKenna is partner in the Corporate Department of Mason, Hayes + Curran. He specialises in corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions and private equity transactions.

9781847668806 Nov-20 | Paperback | 350pp |g150 / £115Readership: Company and commercial lawyersJurisdiction: Ireland

Keane on Company LawFifth EditionBrian Hutchinson9781780435428 Nov-16 | Hardback | 896pp | g195 / £150


Irish LawThe Law of CompaniesFourth EditionThomas B. Courtney 9781780438405 Oct-16 | Hardback | 2944pp | g275 / £212


Tables of Destination and Origin: Companies Act 20149781784511906 Jan-16 | Paperback | 576pp g65 / £44.99


Twomey on Partnership NEW EDITION

Second EditionMichael Twomey Editor: Maedhbh ClancyIncludes practitioner-focused chapters on disputes between partners, litigation by and against partnerships and a commentary on each of the clauses of a typical partnership agreement. Few areas of law are as similar throughout the common law world as partnership law. This important book analyses not only Irish, English and Scottish partnership cases, but also the rich vein of partnership cases to be found in other common law jurisdictions, and explains how these cases impact upon Irish law.

Key Irish cases covered include McAleenan v AIG, Harris v Quigley and Cronin v Kehoe. It also includes analysis of any foreign (particularly English) cases of particular relevance, and covers the Legal Services Regulation Act 2015 and its provisions on partnerships, including limited liability partnerships.

Michael Twomey is Ireland’s leading authority on partnership law. He worked as a solicitor for 25 years before being appointed a Judge of the High Court in 2015. He previously lectured in Trinity College and the Law Society of Ireland.

Maedhbh Clancy qualified as a solicitor in 2001, and is a senior lawyer with Arthur Cox, working as the Professional Support Lawyer for its Finance Group.

9781526504852 Jan-19 | Hardback | 1200pp | g245 / £188Readership: Solicitors, barristers, accountants, judges, academics, anyone in a business partnershipJurisdiction: Ireland

COMPETITION LAW

Competition Law: A Practitioner’s GuideNathy Dunleavy9781847666871 Dec-10 | Hardback + CD-ROM | 954pp g205 / £158 + VAT



Competition Law and PracticeVincent J G Power9781845924232 Nov-01 | Hardback | 654pp g265 / £204


CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

The Constitution of Ireland: Perspectives and ProspectsEoin Carolan9781780431383 Dec-12 | Paperback | 526pp g190 / £142


Constitutional Law of IrelandThird EditionMichael Forde and David Leonard9781847667380 Oct-13 | Hardback | 1096pp g205 / £158


Electoral Law in IrelandJennifer Kavanagh9781780438139 Dec-15 | Paperback | 256pp | g165 / £123


Irish Statute Book: A Guide to Irish LegislationBrian Hunt with Francis Bennion9781904480563 Mar-07 | Hardback | 447pp g205 / £158


Judicial ReviewThird EditionMark de Blacam9781780437026 Feb-17 | Hardback | 1248pp | g270 / £204


Kelly: The Irish Constitution NEW EDITION

Fifth EditionGerard Hogan, Gerry Whyte, David Kenny and Rachael WalshThis is the latest edition of the late J M Kelly’s seminal work, recognised as the authoritative and definitive commentary on Ireland’s fundamental law, providing a detailed guide to the structure of the Irish Constitution. Each Article is set out in full, in English and Irish, and examined in detail, with reference to all the leading Irish and international case law. It is essential reading for all who require knowledge of the Irish legal system and will prove a vital resource to legal professionals, students and scholars of constitutional and comparative law.

Gerard Hogan is an Advocate General at the CJEU, Gerry Whyte is a professor in Trinity Law School, David Kenny and Rachael Walsh are assistant professors in Trinity Law School.

9781784516666 Oct-18 | Hardback | 3072pp | g325 / £250Readership: Legal professionals, both barristers and solicitors, students and academicsJurisdiction: Ireland

Regulatory Law in IrelandDavid Hodnett and Niamh Connery9781847662545 Feb-09 | Hardback | 640pp g205 / £158


Statutory Interpretation in IrelandDavid Dodd bl Consultant Editor: Michael Cush sc

9781845921583 Feb-08 | Hardback | 464pp g205 / £158


The Triangular Constitution NEW TITLE HART TITLE

Tom FlynnA highly original work of constitutional theory arguing that all Member States in the EU have a ‘triangular constitution’, operating between themselves, the EU and the ECHR. Drawing on a case-study of Ireland, it shows that constitutional pluralism does not give rise to universal constitutional norms, but instead that each triangular constitution operates within its own jurisdictionally specific norms.

Tom Flynn is a Lecturer in the School of Law at the University of Essex.

9781509916160 May-19 | Hardback | 264pp | £70 Readership: Constitutional scholars, particularly those with an interest in theory, Ireland, the EU or the ECHRJurisdiction: Ireland

To order please visit www.bloomsburyprofessional.com/uk/hart

CONTRACT LAW

Contract LawSecond EditionPaul A McDermott sc, James McDermott9781780432250 Oct-17 | Hardback | 1832pp | g275 / £212


CONVEYANCING LAW

Complex ConveyancingSecond EditionLaw Society of Ireland: Rachael Hession9781847669223 Jan-12 | Paperback | 298pp g120 / £92


Irish Conveyancing Law NEW EDITION

Fourth EditionJ C W Wylie and Una WoodsThis is the essential guide to conveyancing law and practice, which is frequently cited with approval by the Irish courts. The authors have undertaken substantial re-writing and re-structuring to reflect changes which have occurred since the last edition. Some derive from legislation like the Registration of Deeds and Title Act 2006, the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Acts 2009 and 2013 and the Property Services (Regulation) Act 2011. Others derive from substantial changes in practice and procedure such as the new pre-contract investigation of title system introduced by the Law Society from 1st January 2019. The new Conditions of Sale 2019 Edition and Requisitions on Title 2019 Edition, which implement the new system, are fully analysed and discussed. This book remains the absolutely essential reference work for solicitors and other professionals concerned with conveyancing in Ireland.

Prof JCW Wylie has been the leading author on Irish land and conveyancing law for forty years. He has acted as a consultant for many years to the Law Societies in both parts of Ireland and he led the Department of Justice and Law Reform Commission Joint Project on the reform of land and conveyancing law, which resulted in the enactment of the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform

Act 2009. He has been an external examiner for Irish universities and the King’s Inns for many years and a consultant to A&L Goodbody since 1993. Una Woods is currently a lecturer in the University of Limerick, specialising in Land Law.

9781847661616 Oct-19 | Hardback | 600pp | g255 / £188 Readership: Lawyers, solicitors and conveyancersJurisdiction: Ireland

Irish Conveyancing PrecedentsFounding Editor: Mary Laffoy Consultant Editor: JCW WylieEditor: Margaret WalshThis comprehensive and authoritative collection of conveyancing precedents should be on the desk of every solicitor and barrister who handles conveyancing transactions. Self-contained and fully annotated, its complete coverage ranges from the simplest transaction to the most complex commercial lease. Subscribers automatically receive a comprehensive updating issue at leastonce a year. The essential coverage includes agency/attorney,

building schemes, conveyancing in sale, deeds, easements, exchanges, family arrangements, guarantees and indemnities, plus much more. Updates are charged for on publication.

9781845928490 Looseleaf g1375 / £1235 Readership: Conveyancing practitionersJurisdiction: Ireland

Irish Law



CRIMINAL LAW

Corporate CrimeShelley Horan9781847665522 Mar-11 | Hardback | 1856pp g220 / £165


Criminal Legislation in Ireland NEW EDITION

Third EditionLynn O’SullivanConsolidates the most important and frequently-utilised pieces of criminal legislation and facilitates easy reference to recent pieces of legislation, as well as incorporating amendments to older Acts. Included in this edition are:

• Criminal Justice (Victims of Crime Act) 2017

• Criminal Justice (Offences relating to Information Systems) Act 2017

• Criminal Justice Act 2017

• Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 2017

• Domestic Violence Act 2018

Lynn O’Sullivan is a barrister specialising in criminal law and works for the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

9781526509017 Mar-19 | Paperback | 1920pp | g185 / £140 Readership: Criminal lawyers (both barristers and solicitors) and studentsJurisdiction: Ireland

Drug Offences in IrelandGarnet Orange9781907325076 Apr-10 | Paperback | 196pp g95 / £73


A Guide to Expert Witness Evidence NEW TITLE

Mark Tottenham and Emma Prendergast with Ciaran Joyce and Hugh MaddenProvides an introduction to expert witness evidence, aimed at both lawyers and potential expert witnesses. Topics covered include an overview of the Irish legal system both civil and criminal, different types of quasi-judicial tribunals and arbitration/mediation procedures.

It explains who can be an expert witness, the scope of evidence given by expert witnesses and the function and duty of expert witnesses. A key part of the book examines the role of the expert in a pre trial context, including report writing, as well as the expert giving evidence in court. It then examines experts in various contexts, e.g. in the commercial court, in a criminal trial, medical experts, engineering

experts, in a local authority context and family law.

Mark Tottenham and Emma Prendergast are barristers-at-law. Ciaran Joyce is a knowledge lawyer with A&L Goodbody. Hugh Madden is an artist, formerly a barrister.

9781847667175 May-19 | Paperback | 350pp | g175 / £127 Readership: Lawyers and professionals giving evidence in courtJurisdiction: Ireland

ONLINE PRODUCT

Irish Criminal Law See page 6 for more information

Misuse of Drugs: Criminal Offences and PenaltiesMartin McDonnell Consultant Editor: Paul McDermott9781847663146 Oct-10 | Hardback | 520pp g205 / £158


National Security Law in Ireland NEW TITLE

Eoin O’Connor Consultant Editor: Michael Lynn sc

Addresses national security law in the context of the criminal trial, examining the use of informers, surveillance and interception, and national security law issues outside the criminal context.

National security law is becoming increasingly relevant in the fields of immigration and asylum law and media law in that it can affect newspapers’ ability to publish stories which concern national security issues. Therefore this book, as well as dealing with criminal law, also covers a broader panoply of subjects of interest to lawyers and the layperson.

Eoin O’Connor was called to the Bar of Ireland in 2008 and has been practising since. He has completed a PhD in Trinity College Dublin.

9781784519162 Jan-19 | Hardback | 392pp | g175 / £140 Readership: Practising barristers and solicitors, legal academics, undergraduate and postgraduate law studentsJurisdiction: Ireland

Police Powers in IrelandGarnet Orange9781780434773 Jan-14 | Hardback | 496pp g195 / £144


The Special Criminal Court: Practice and Procedure NEW TITLE

Alice Harrison Consultant Editors: Úna Ní Raifeartaigh and Michael Bowman sc

Compiles procedural and evidential rules in a coherent and accessible way together with a comprehensive analysis of the offences typically tried before the Special Criminal Court. In light of the fact that the Special Criminal Court is a creature of statute, the procedural rules are extraordinarily specific. This title sets these out in a comprehensive and articulate manner so that they are accessible and useful to the practitioner. A relevant body of case law that has built up over the years is examined including decisions of the Irish courts as well as relevant decisions of the European Court of Human Rights.

Alice Harrison BL is a barrister who lectures in Maynooth University in criminal law, Úna Ní Raifeartaigh is a High Court Judge and Michael Bowman is an eminent Senior Counsel.

9781780439068 Mar-19 | Hardback | 464pp | g195 / £150 Readership: Criminal barristers, solicitors, judges, students, academicsJurisdiction: Ireland

DICTIONARY

Murdoch and Hunt’s Dictionary of Irish LawSixth EditionBrian Hunt9781780438955 Sep-16 | Hardback | 1920pp g165 / £127


ONLINE PRODUCT

Murdoch and Hunt’s Encyclopedia of Irish Law See page 10 for more information

EMPLOYMENT LAW

Arthur Cox Employment Law Yearbook 2018 NEW EDITION

Arthur Cox Employment Law Group‘This book ticks all the boxes for lawyers specialising in employment law or for HR professionals or trade-union officials who need to reference the area.’ (review of a previous edition) Law Society Gazette

This annual Irish publication contains selected case notes and materials relevant to employment law. Practitioners need to be up to date and this annual publication provides that service. Practitioners are kept up to date by having access to the most prominent and important cases and legislation pertaining to the previous 12 months. Included in this year’s edition is a new chapter on sexual harassment, written by Dee Masters, Barrister of Cloisters Chambers in the UK.

Comprises of:Irish law: decisions of the superior courts, Labour Court, Equality Tribunal, Employment Appeals Tribunal and the Workplace Relations Commission etc; Irish legislation and statutory instruments;English law so far as relevant eg common law decisions;EU law: decisions of the Court of Justice of the European Communities and relevant Directives/Regulations;

Other material such as Annual Reports of employment bodies.

Written by a team of expert authors from the Arthur Cox Employment Law Group.

9781526506627Feb-19 | Paperback | 792pp | g99 / £76Readership: Lawyers, trade unionists, HR personnel, companies, public sector and studentsJurisdiction: Ireland

Irish Law



Civil Service RegulationBrian Gallagher and Cathy Maguire9781847665515May-11 | Paperback | 494ppg135 / £104


Compensation on Dismissal: Employment Law and PracticeErcus Stewart and Nicola Dunleavy9781904480815Dec-07 | Paperback | 500ppg145 / £104


Disciplinary Procedures in the Statutory Professions NEW EDITION

Second EditionSimon Mills sc and Colm Scott-ByrneVarious disciplinary and regulatory bodies have different rules, powers and procedures, even while sharing a basic legal framework. This book allows a practitioner who is appearing before such a body to properly prepare their case by setting out what powers the body has, what evidence it can hear, the form the procedure will take, whether they can call witnesses, what sanctions it can impose, etc.

This book was the first title to consider the specific question of the regulation of statutory professions in Ireland. It is written by barristers experienced in the field of professional regulatory law and it deals with both the principles and practice of statutory professional conduct proceedings.

The book considers professions that are under statutory regulation, including architects, surveyors, teachers, pharmacists, health and social care professionals and accountants.

Simon Mills is a Senior Counsel specialising in medical law and in particular clinical negligence, professional regulatory law, mental capacity and coroners’

inquests. Colm Scott-Byrne BBL (NUI), LLM (Dub). is a practising barrister who specialises in professional

regulation and medical law.

9781526508522May-19 | Hardback | 704pp | g215 / £182Readership: Barristers, solicitors, those who specialise in regulatory or employment law, judges, relevant professional regulatory bodiesJurisdiction: Ireland

Employment LawSecond EditionAilbhe Murphy Consultant Editor: Maeve Regan9781847663764Mar-17 | Hardback | 1592pp | g265 / £196


Equality Law in the WorkplaceAlastair Purdy9781780432519 Aug-15 | Paperback | 426pp | g170 / £123


ONLINE PRODUCT

Irish Employment Law See page 7 for more information

Redmond on Dismissal LawThird EditionDesmond Ryan9781780434988 Nov-17 | Hardback | 736pp | g225 / £188


Strikes: An Essential Guide to Industrial Action and the LawMary Redmond and Tom Mallon9781847665485Jul-10 | Paperback | 394ppg185 / £142


Termination of Employment: A Practical Guide for EmployersSecond EditionAlastair Purdy9781847667205Mar-11 | Paperback | 464ppg180 / £138


EU LAW

Ipso Factos: EU LawEmma Barry9781780436791 Nov-14 | Paperback | 232pp | g35 / £27


EVIDENCE

Evidence in Criminal Trials NEW EDITION

Fourth EditionLiz HeffernanCovers the vast majority of issues addressed in law school courses on evidence. It is the only evidence title that deals with international developments regarding criminal evidence and electronic disclosure and is written by one of the leading academics in this field.

Evidence comprises the rules which govern the presentation of facts and proof in proceedings before a court. It is a subject of enormous importance to both practitioners and students. Since the first edition was published, important judicial decisions have been handed down in each of the areas covered in the book. The second edition deals with these decisions and with legislative changes. It also contains a newchapter on European criminal evidence.

Liz Heffernan has been teaching evidence in Irish law schools since 2001 and has published nationally and internationally on the subject.

9781526511454Sep-20 | Hardback | 992pp | g205 / £158Readership: Students and academics and any institution or organisation specialising in criminal justice and the criminal trial processJurisdiction: Ireland

Evidentiary FoundationsEd Imwinkelried, Liz Heffernan and Ray Ryan9781845927875Jun-08 | Paperback | 242ppg99 / £76


The Law of Evidence in Ireland Fourth EditionCaroline FennellThe text will be of interest to all those working in the Irish legal system, the criminal legal system in particular, as well as to policy-makers and those studying more general issues related to matters of trial, adjudication and fact-finding in various contexts. It is fully

updated to take account of all legislative and case law developments.

Professor Caroline Fennell, BCL (NUI), LLM (Osgood), BL, PhD (Wales), is Professor of Law at University College Cork.

9781526504890 Oct-19 | Paperback | 512pp | g185 / £142 Readership: Barristers, solicitors, studentsJurisdiction: Ireland

Legal Professional PrivilegeLiz Heffernan9781847667335Apr-11 | Hardback | 386ppg205 / £158


FAMILY LAW

Children’s Rights in IrelandUrsula Kilkelly9781845921576Oct-08 | Hardback | 500ppg195 / £150


Divorce and Judicial Separation Proceedings in the Circuit Court: A Guide to Order 59 NEW TITLE

Keith WalshAn easy reference guide to the new Circuit Court (Family Law) Rules 2017, introducing important changes to family law proceedings.

These changes include a consolidation of Order 59, additional requirements for originating documents, provision for a procedure to rule settlements by notice of motion, and new time frames for vouching affidavits of means.

The final part of the work consists of precedent proceedings - including those that are part of Order 59 (laid out in a user-friendly format) as well as additional new ones.

Forms and precedents include:New declarations for mediationNew Civil BillNew case progression summonsNew certificate of completion of pre-case progression stepsNew certificate of readiness for trial

Keith Walsh is a solicitor and the principal of Keith Walsh Solicitors. He is the current chair of the Law Society’s Child and Family Law Committee.

9781526507105Mar-19 | Paperback | 224pp | g150 / £120Readership: Solicitors, barristers, students in the Law Society and Kings Inns.Jurisdiction: Ireland

Irish Family Law HandbookFifth EditionDeirdre Kennedy and Elizabeth Maguire9781784515874May-16 | Paperback | 736pp | g175 / £135


Irish Law



Northern Ireland Social Work Law NEW EDITION

Second EditionCiaran WhiteA unique and practical book for lawyers, social workers and social work students in Northern Ireland. Covering all areas of the law relating to social work practice, this title advises and guides, and clearly presents the vital legislative information in a clear and user-friendly style. Comprehensive and fully cross-referenced, Northern Ireland Social Work Law is an essential book for busy legal practitioners and health care professionals alike.

Contents: Introduction to the Legal System; Accountability; Litigation and the Trial Process; Equality Law; Criminal Justice System; Child Protection; Children’s Services; Adoption and Fostering; Law of Relationship Breakdown; Community Care Law; Mental Health Law.

Ciaran White is Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Ulster, Jordanstown and a barrister qualified to practice in both Ireland and Northern Ireland.

9781847663689Aug-19 | Paperback | 600pp | g78 / £65Readership: Social work and community youth work students and professionals and their legal advisersJurisdiction: Ireland

Pensions - A Handbook for the Family Law PractitionerLaura Cahill and Sonya Dixon9781780432045Jun-13 | Paperback | 338ppg175 / £135


HUMAN RIGHTS

International Human Rights: Perspectives from IrelandSuzanne Egan9781780439693Oct-15 | Paperback | 464pp | g165 / £123


Ireland and the European Convention on Human Rights: 60 Years and BeyondSuzanne Egan, Liam Thornton and Judy Walsh9781780434728Oct-14 | Hardback | 428pp | g235 / £181


Refugee and Asylum Law in Ireland NEW TITLE

Tim O’ConnorThis new title is structured around the International Protection Act 2015, which is a restatement of the law that has built up around the Refugee Act 1996 over the past two decades. It offers detailed commentary on practice and procedure in this area and provides analysis of international protection law and guidance on how it applies in Ireland. It also covers areas like appealing to the International Protection Appeals Tribunal and how to challenge its decisions.

Tim O’Connor is a barrister who has been practising in the area for 15 years, primarily as a member of the Attorney General’s panel of counsel defending judicial review cases.

9781784516628Aug-19 | Hardback | 400pp | g195 / £150Readership: Barristers and solicitors, judges, academics, students.Jurisdiction: Ireland

The UN Human Rights Treaty System: Law and ProcedureSuzanne Egan9781847661098Jul-11 | Paperback | 550pp | g145 / £104


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LAW

Information Technology Law in IrelandSecond EditionDenis Kelleher and Karen Murray9781845921118Oct-07 | Paperback | 488ppg175 / £135


Internet Law NEW TITLE

Michael O’DohertyThe law in Ireland regarding causes of action involving the internet is a rapidly growing area of law and litigation. This book looks at issues such as defamation, data protection, e-commerce and intellectual property. It examines key pieces of legislation such as the EU General Data Protection Regulation and Defamation Act 2009; forthcoming legislation such as the Harmful Digital Communications Act; and the EU ePrivacy Regulation, which aims to ensure stronger privacy rules for

all electronic communications.

Michael O’Doherty BA, BL is a practising barrister.

9781526508010Nov-19 | Hardback | 688pp | g195 / £150Readership: Solicitors, in-house counsel (IT/media/tech companies), barristers, judges, academics, students, government bodies, tech companiesJurisdiction: Ireland and EU

Privacy and Data Protection Law in Ireland NEW EDITION

Third EditionDenis Kelleher“Kelleher’s work is rightly considered the most comprehensive reference book for Irish privacy and data protection practitioners ... At a time when individuals are becoming more aware of privacy rights and their ability to personally vindicate them, this update is particularly timely.” John O’Brien, Law Society Gazette (review of previous edition).

This book provides a comprehensive guide to the effects of GDPR andthe Data Protection Act 2018 in Ireland.

Denis Kelleher BCL, LLD, Barrister-at-Law, is the Head of Privacy EMEA for LinkedIn.

9781526508140Aug-19 | Paperback | 632pp | g175 / £140Readership: Solicitors, barristers, compliance professionalsJurisdiction: Ireland

Technology and IP Law Mark Hyland (The Law Society of Ireland)9781847660947Aug-08 | Paperback | 350ppg120 / £92


INSOLVENCY

Buying and Selling Insolvent Companies and Businesses in IrelandBill Holohan, Ger O’Mahoney and Ted Harding9781847669940May-13 | Paperback | 536ppg195 / £150


Corporate Insolvency and Rescue NEW EDITION

Third EditionIrene Lynch-Fannon and Gerard MurphyProvides a full description and analysis of Irish corporate insolvency law and is updated to the Companies Act 2014, which has transformed company law in Ireland.

The book provides detailed consideration of the law relating to all insolvency processes and corporate restructuring, including examinership, receivership and winding-up. It examines the rights and liabilities of the parties involved in the winding-up process - company directors, shareholders, and secured and unsecured creditors - and also addresses the issue of fraudulent and reckless trading.

Professor Irene Lynch-Fannon has taught Company Law and Employment Law in the Department of Law at UCC since 1987. Gerard N. Murphy is a practising barrister.

9781526502346Jun-19 | Hardback | 952pp | g245 / £188Readership: Solicitors, barristers, judges, insolvency practitioners, accountants and auditors, libraries and academic institutionsJurisdiction: Ireland

Insolvency LawJoanne Wright9781847661043Nov-09 | Paperback | 350ppg120 / £92


Personal Insolvency LawJames Burke and Amanda-Jayne Comyn9781847664860Jan-14 | Paperback | 442ppg185 / £142


Irish Law



Summary Judgment in Ireland: Principles and Defences NEW EDITION

Second EditionPat J BarrettThis book enables practitioners to research the current principles guiding the court’s jurisdiction in this area and to identify defences which they might employ to defeat applications for summary judgment.

It looks into the compatibility of summary judgment procedure with the ECHR; the unfair terms in the Consumer Contract Directive and its impact for summary judgment applications and the enforcement of solicitors’ undertakings in applications for summary judgment.

Pat Barrett graduated from University College Cork in 2006 with a Bachelorof Civil Law degree and Law and Irish and was called to the Bar in 2007. He is currently practising on the Cork circuit, specialising in commercial, property and employment law.

9781526506566Jun-19 | Paperback | 328pp | g195 / £150Readership: Solicitors in general practice, barristersJurisdiction: Ireland

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW

EU Data Protection Law NEW TITLE

Denis Kelleher and Karen MurrayOffers a comprehensive analysis of data protection law in the European Union focusing on the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). The book addresses the scope and jurisdiction of the GDPR, transfers outside the European Union, the principles of data protection, the lawfulness of processing and the processing of special categories of data.

The book analyses the rights of the data subject including: Rights to information; Access; Rectification; Erasure (right to be forgotten); Restriction; Portability; Objection.

It examines in detail the role and responsibilities of controllers and processors together with governance (including the Data Protection Officer) and risk (data protection by design and default, the Data Protection Impact Assessment, data security and the notification of subjects). The role of supervisory authorities, the European Data Protection Board and enforcement mechanisms such as fines and other liabilities and penalties are also explored. Other relevant directives are discussed together with appropriate case law.

Denis Kelleher CIPP-E, BCL (NUI), LLD (NUI), barrister-at-Law (King’s Inns), is a Senior Legal Counsel in the Legal Division of the Central Bank of Ireland. Karen

Murray BA (NUIG), LLB (NUIG), LLM (QUB), Barrister-at-Law (King’s Inns). Karen is a barrister and lecturer in law at the National College of Ireland, Dublin.

9781784515539Jan-18 | Paperback | 552pp | g185 / £135Readership: Lawyers and compliance officers working within the EU marketJurisdiction: Ireland and EU

A Guide to Trade Mark Law and Practice in IrelandHelen Johnson9781847667168Jul-11 | Paperback | 565ppg145 / £112


ONLINE PRODUCT

Intellectual Property and IT Law See page 5 for more information

Intellectual Property Law in IrelandFourth EditionRobert Clark, Shane Smyth and Niamh Hall9781780435411Nov-16 | Hardback | 1176pp | g255 / £188


Irish Copyright and Design LawRobert Clark This looseleaf service ensures you are fully up-to-date with design and copyright law in Ireland

There are two updating issues each year, charged for on publication. Each issue will reflect, analyse, and clearly present everything that you need to know - new and amended legislation, key cases, significant judgments, offences, plus much more. The sections of the looseleaf are as follows:

• Overview

• Types of Works

• General Law

• Special Cases

• Types of Rights

• Civil Procedure

• Copyright and the Internet

• Registrable Designs – Law and Procedure

• Registrable Designs – Ownership and Dealings

• Infringements and Offences

• Remedies

• Legislation

9781845928377Looseleafg700 / £630Readership: IP practitionersJurisdiction: Ireland

LEGAL SYSTEMS

Byrne and McCutcheon on the Irish Legal SystemSixth EditionRaymond Byrne, Paul McCutcheon, Claire Bruton and Ger Coffey9781780435008Oct-14 | Paperback | 1072pp | g99 / £83


LICENSING

A Legal Guide to Clubs and Associations in Ireland NEW EDITION

Second EditionDermot McNamara and Liam BellThe new edition of this helpful guide assists clubs and associations by providing guidelines on the legal issues which concern them.

It helps to ensure compliance with legislation and advises how exposure to accident claims can be minimised. It suggests ways to protect the committee and trustees from being held personally liable for activities carried out by them on behalf of the club. Topics covered include: Licensing; The Role of the Committee; Liability for Accidents; Nuisance

caused to Neighbours; Disciplinary Procedures for Members; Employment Law; Equal Status; Taxation and Data Protection.

Dermot McNamara is the principal in the law firm of Dermot F. McNamara & Co. Liam Bell BL is a practising barrister.

9781780438160Jun-19 | Paperback | 250pp | g145 / £110Readership: Solicitors, barristers and clubsJurisdiction: Ireland

Liquor Licensing LawMichael McGrath9781845926175Dec-01 | Hardback | 1280ppg200 / £154


Woods on Liquor Licensing Laws NEW EDITION

Fifth EditionJames Woods and Nicola-Jane AndrewsSets out in detail the practice and procedure requirements relating to an application for a certificate leading to the issue of an intoxicating liquor licence before the Court. There is also a “proofs” checklist section to assist practitioners when bringing applications before the Court. All updated statutory requirements are set out along with the relevant court rules which much be followed. There is an extensive precedents section and a section dealing with the grant of licences that do not require a Court certificate, which includes practical information to assist practitioners in advising clients on the character and nature of such licences and Revenue requirements leading to the grant of same.

James Woods entered the civil service in 1959 as a Customers Officer, joined the District Court Service in 1963 and retired in 2002 as Chief Clerk of the Limerick District Court Office having qualified as a Barrister in 1985. Nicola-

Jane Andrews BL, has been practising licensing law for circa 14 years and lectures all over in Ireland on the subject.

9781526511591Oct-19 | Hardback | 752pp | g195 / £173Readership: Lawyers (mostly smaller firms), gardaí, local authorities, hospitality sector, hospitality studentsJurisdiction: Ireland

LITIGATION

Ancillary DiscoveryDavid O’Neill9781847664853Nov-09 | Hardback | 300ppg205 / £158


ONLINE PRODUCT

Irish Civil Litigation See page 5 for more information

The Law on Res Judicata and Double JeopardyPaul A McDermott sc

9781845926427Dec-99 | Hardback | 356ppg180 / £135


Irish Law



Mareva Injunctions and Related Interlocutory OrdersThomas B. Courtney9781845926199Dec-98 | Hardback | 630ppg185 / £135


Practice and Procedure in the Superior Courts NEW EDITION

Third EditionBenedict Ó Floinn sc

Comprises the fully consolidated and updated text of the rules that govern procedure in the Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeal, High Court and Central Criminal Court in Ireland. It is essential for any litigation lawyer whose practice is based in any or all of those courts. These rules are set out in SI 15/1986, which has been extensively amended over the past 33 years.

Each rule is accompanied by user-friendly commentaries and details of the reported and unreported decisions of the courts in both Ireland and Northern Ireland, practice directions and legislative references. Detailed appendices set out the relevant forms, deeds etc. that are

regularly required in Superior Court proceedings.

Benedict Ó Floinn is one of Ireland’s leading barristers and has been practising at the Irish Bar for over 20 years.

9781780434650Jun-19 | Hardback | 2000pp | g275 / £212Readership: Barristers, solicitors, in-house counsel, judges and registrarsJurisdiction: Ireland

Prison LawMary Rogan9781780434711Sep-14 | Hardback | 462pp | g205 / £158


LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAW

Rating Law in IrelandPatrick Butler9781847668974Nov-11 | Paperback | 240ppg165 / £123


MEDIA LAW

The Law of Advertising in Ireland Patrick Ambrose9781780438436Jul-15 | Hardback | 752pp | g215 / £158


Media Law in Ireland NEW EDITION

Second EditionEoin Carolan and Ailbhe O’NeillProvides a comprehensive overview of one of the most dynamic and rapidly changing areas of the law and explains the legal complexities involved in the wide range of media platforms in a clear and accessible manner.

Among the developments covered are the changes to the law on media ownership, the evolution of the law on contempt and the developing case law on privacy and defamation law.

Eoin Carolan is a senior lecturer at Unversity College Dublin and an expert in Irish constitutional law, administrative law and media law. Ailbhe O’Neill is an Assistant Professsor at Trinity College Dublin, and is a lecturer in media

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9781784518004Feb-19 | Paperback | 450pp | g195 / £150Readership: Solicitors, and barristers who practice in the area of media law, postgraduate students, media professionalsJurisdiction: Ireland

MEDICAL LAW

Medical Law in IrelandThird EditionSimon Mills sc and Andrea Mulligan9781847669506Sep-17 | Hardback | 696pp | g195 / £150

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Medical Negligence and Childbirth Doireann O’Mahony9781780438030Nov-15 | Paperback | 336pp | g205 / £158


Medicine, Ethics and the LawThird EditionDeirdre Madden9781780439150Aug-16 | Hardback | 808pp | g195 / £150


A Practical Guide to Medical Negligence LitigationMichael Boylan9781780438450Feb-16 | Paperback | 400pp | g195 / £150


MENTAL HEALTH LAW

Legal Capacity: A Guide to Irish Capacity Law and Assisted Decision-Making NEW TITLE

Áine HynesThis book examines current Irish capacity law in detail; it covers recent developments in the area, including the ratification of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities by Ireland in 2018.

The second part of the book covers the Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015. It sets out the background to the Act with a description of the EU cases and conventions that shaped it and provides a guide to the legislation, including comparative analysis and relevant case law from other jurisdictions, to guide practitioners as to

how the legislation is likely to be applied in practice.

Áine Hynes is a partner with St Johns Solicitors, Dublin.

9781784518493Nov-19 | Paperback | 344pp | g175 / £135Readership: Solicitors, barristers, government departments, advisory bodies who deal with the incapacitated and the elderlyJurisdiction: Ireland

PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

Energy Law NEW TITLE

Diane BaldingWithin a legal context and having regard to climate change and security of energy supply, this book defines energy, identifies its sources and examines its associated networks and categorises the sources of energy law in Ireland.

It also scrutinises the legal aspects of the constituent elements of energy projects both renewable and non-renewable. In addition, the book explores all issues that are peripheral but necessary adjuncts to

an energy project for example, economics of energy, competition law and dispute resolution.

Diane Balding is a solicitor.

9781847667113May-20 | Hardback | 1200pp | g195 / £163Readership: Legal practitioners, students, energy sector professionals, academics - both in Ireland and the EUJurisdiction: Ireland

Irish Planning and Development Acts: Consolidated and AnnotatedA&L Goodbody9781784517878Oct-17 | Paperback | 574pp | g320 / £275


ONLINE PRODUCT

Irish Planning Law See page 7 for more information

Irish Planning Law and PracticeThe Planning Law Unit, A&L Goodbody Consulant Editor: Tim O’Sullivan bl

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Regular updating issues, written by the Planning and Environmental Law Unit of A&L Goodbody, keep you fully up-to-date. An indispensable reference for both practitioner and planner. Updates are charged for on publication.

9781845928360Looseleafg1300 / £1170Readership: Planning practitionersJurisdiction: Ireland

Irish Law



Key Issues in Planning and Environmental LawJohn Gore-Grimes9781845925529Dec-02 | Paperback | 574ppg185 / £135


Local Authority EnforcementJohn J Morrissey9781780432526Feb-14 | Hardback | 1084ppg205 / £158


Planning and Environmental Law in IrelandJohn Gore-Grimes9781847663658Jun-11 | Paperback | 1230ppg205 / £158


PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE

Súil Ar an DlíCaroline O’Connor and Elaine Fahy9781907325045Oct-09 | Paperback | 97ppg33 / £23


PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

Irish Conflict of Laws NEW EDITION

Second EditionWilliam BinchyThis new edition of William Binchy’s definitive work on private international law is substantially revised, expanded and updated to include all the developments of the past 30 years, including the relevant international conventions and instruments. Divided into 36 chapters covering the entire area of Private International Law as governed by custom, convention and legislation, this accessible and practical book will prove essential to all practitioners who specialise in

this area of law.

William Binchy BA, MA, BCL, LLM is a Barrister-at-Law and holds a Professor Emeritus at Trinity College Dublin.

9781845921002Aug-20 | Hardback | 800pp | g225 / £150Readership: Practitioners in trusts, family law, commercial law, contract law, tortsJurisdiction: International

PROBATE AND SUCCESSION LAW

Drafting Trusts and Will Trusts in Northern Ireland NEW EDITION

Fourth EditionJames Kessler and Sheena GrattanSupplies the tools and instructions to help build watertight trusts and will trusts in Northern Ireland, allowing the drafting of accurate and legally binding trusts and will trusts with the minimum of research.

The main legislative change since the last edition published in 2013 has been the introduction of the complex residence nil rate band which will be covered comprehensively. Practitioners who have little involvement with inter vivos trusts will find this book invaluable for the will drafting chapters. Another important legislative change since the publication of the last edition is the Charities Act (NI) 2013 which clarified the public benefit test and which is also covered in detail in this new edition.

James Kessler QC practices in tax and has practised as a barrister since 1985 and was appointed QC in 2003. Sheena Grattan is a qualified barrister and a lecturer in law.

9781526507976Apr-19 | Paperback | 608ppg175 / £155Readership: Legal and accountancy professions, and those involved with trusts – bankers, financial advisers, academic trusts lawyers, studentsJurisdiction: Northern Ireland

ONLINE PRODUCT

Irish Wills and Probate Law See page 10 for more information

Succession Act 1965 and Related Legislation: A CommentaryFifth EditionBrian Spierin9781784518073May-17 | Hardback | 688pp | g225 / £173


Succession Law in IrelandJames C Brady9781845925048Dec-95 | Hardback | 455ppg175 / £119


Wills - Irish Precedents and DraftingSecond EditionBrian Spierin9781847669933Feb-13 | Hardback + eBook | 396ppg205 / £158 + VAT


PROPERTY AND LAND LAW

Compulsory Purchase and Compensation in Ireland: Law and PracticeSecond EditionEamon Galligan sc and Michael McGrath sc

9781845922306Oct-13 | Hardback | 864ppg225 / £173


Co-ownership of Land: Partition Actions and RemediesSecond EditionHeather Conway9781847663498Feb-12 | Hardback | 558ppg195 / £150


Equity and the Law of Trusts in Ireland Third EditionRonan Keane9781526502537Dec-17 | Hardback | 632pp | g215 / £158


Farming Law: A Guide for FarmersWilliam Penrose9781904480556Oct-06 | Paperback | 148ppg32 / £22


Intangible Property Rights in IrelandAlbert Power9781847662590Jan-09 | Hardback | 488ppg205 / £158


Investigating Unregistered TitleBarry Magee9781847667328Jul-12 | Hardback | 358ppg205 / £158


Irish Land LawFifth EditionJ C W Wylie9781780433363Aug-13 | Hardback | 1378ppg275 / £212


Irish Landlord and Tenant Acts: Annotations, Commentary and PrecedentsJ C W Wylie9781780438382Oct-15 | Hardback + Online | 848pp | g240 / £185 + VAT


ONLINE PRODUCT

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Irish Law



The Law of Agriculture and Farming NEW TITLE

Michael Ronayne, Áine Boyle and Edward Walsh sc

This title covers legal topics of relevance to farming and agriculture. It covers the latest legislation and gives guidance in areas close to the heart of most farmers: succession, occupiers’ liability and EU legislation.

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Michael Ronayne, Áine Boyle and Edward Walsh SC are all practising barristers.

9781780438467Jul-19 | Paperback | 400pp | g175 / £135Readership: Solicitors, barristers, farmers, relevant public bodiesJurisdiction: Ireland

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are integrated throughout.

Dr Heather Conway is a Senior Lecturer in Law in Queen’s University Belfast.

9781526508225Dec-19 | Paperback | 560pp | g130 / £100Readership: Solicitors, barristers and law students in Northern IrelandJurisdiction: Northern Ireland

Registration of Deeds and Title in IrelandJohn Deeney9781780432281Mar-14 | Hardback | 522ppg210 / £158


Residential Tenancies NEW TITLE

Laura Farrell Consultant Editor: JCW WylieProvides a clear and comprehensive statement of the law regulating private and social leases of dwellings in Ireland and explains the dispute resolution mechanisms of the Residential Tenancies Board, appeals, and enforcement.

It considers the difficult issue of Rental Accommodation Scheme tenancies, which although envisioned by the Housing (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2009, and entered into regularly by public authorities, are not yet on a firm statutory footing as the legislative provisions have not all been commenced.

It provides a comprehensive appendix, which includes a sample residential letting agreement, a range of sample notices of termination (to deal with all permitted reasons for termination), and a sample rent review notice.

Laura Farrell is a practising barrister at the Bar in Dublin, specialising in property law. Prof JCW Wylie has been the leading author on Irish land and

conveyancing law for forty years.

9781784517410Dec-18 | Hardback | 308pp | g195 / £150Readership: Solicitors and barristers who practice in the area of landlord and tenant law in the residential sector, government departments and bodies, academic institutions and libraries, letting agentsJurisdiction: Ireland

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ROAD TRAFFIC LAW

The 1961-2017 Road Traffic Legislation NEW EDITION

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Included since the last edition: Road Traffic Act 2016; Road Traffic Act 2016 (Commencement Order) 2017; Road Traffic (Licensing of Drivers) (Amendment) Regulations 2016; Road Traffic (Fixed Charge Offences — Cyclists) Regulations 2015; Road Traffic Act 2014; Road Traffic (National Car Test) Regulations 2014; Road Traffic Act 2012.

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9781526502698Feb-18 | Paperback | 944pp | g185 / £135Readership: Solicitors, barristers, gardaíJurisdiction: Ireland

The MIBI Agreements and the LawSecond EditionCathleen Noctor and Richard Lyons9781847669926Dec-12 | Hardback | 388ppg210 / £158


Road Traffic Law HandbookKatie Dawson9781847667199Dec-10 | Paperback | 358ppg155 / £119


Woods on Road Traffic Offences NEW EDITION

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Included are such topics as: detecting traffic violations – powers and obligations of Gardaí and motorists; fixed charge and penalty point offences; prosecution of road traffic offences; summons procedure – issue and service of summons; arrest of person for suspected or alleged offence; conduct of court proceedings; appeal, set aside, review petition and mitigation; driving licences; speeding offences; compulsory insurance of mechanically propelled vehicles; dangerous driving, careless driving; duties on occurrence of accidents; together

with many more.

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9781784512057Aug-18 | Hardback | 1104pp | g195 / £139.99Readership: Law firms, lawyersJurisdiction: Ireland

STAMP DUTY

Irish Stamp Duty LawFifth Edition David Donegan, Raymond Friel and Amanda-Jayne Comyn9781847662583Jul-09 | Hardback | 774ppg215 / £158


TAX TREATIES AND INTERNATIONAL TAX

Irish Tax Treaties 2011/12Mary Walsh9781847669339Nov-11 | Paperback | 2100ppg185 / £142


TORT

Law of TortsFourth EditionMr Justice Bryan M E McMahon and Professor William BinchyWinner: Legal Book of the Year at the DSBA Law Book Awards 2014

9781847669179Jun-13 | Hardback | 2048ppg275 / £212


TRUST AND ESTATES

The Law and Taxation of TrustsAileen Keogan, John Mee and John Wylie9781845922023Jan-07 | Hardback | 696ppg205 / £158


Irish Law



Author Index

A&L Goodbody ........................................ 28

Ambrose, Patrick ....................................27

Andrews, Nicola-Jane ........................... 26

Arthur Cox Employment Law Group ....... 20

Balding, Diane ........................................ 28

Barrett, Pat J ......................................... 25

Barry, Emma ............................................ 21

Beausang, Nora ...................................... 14

Bell, Liam ................................................ 26

Bennion, Francis ..................................... 17

Binchy, William .................................. 29, 32

Bohan, Brian ........................................... 12

Bowman, Michael, SC .............................. 20

Boylan, Michael ...................................... 28

Boyle, Áine .............................................. 31

Brady, James C ...................................... 29

Breen, Oonagh ....................................... 15

Brennan, Philip ........................................ 13

Bruton, Claire ........................................ 26

Buckley, Michael ..................................... 12

Buckley, Niall ........................................... 31

Burke, James ......................................... 24

Butler, Patrick ........................................27

Byrne, Hugh B ......................................... 15

Byrne, Raymond ..................................... 26

Cahill, Gillian ............................................ 14

Cahill, Laura ........................................... 23

Cahill, Nessa ........................................... 15

Carolan, Eoin .....................................17, 27

Clancy, Maedhbh .................................... 16

Clark, Robert ......................................... 25

Clarke, Oisín .......................................... 32

Coffey, Ger ............................................ 26

Comyn, Amanda-Jayne ............... 13, 24, 32

Connery, Niamh ...................................... 17

Conroy, Brian .......................................... 31

Conway, Heather .............................. 30, 31

Courtney, Thomas B. ................... 15, 16, 27

Curtis, Úna .............................................. 15

Cush, Michael, SC .................................... 17

Daly, Eleanor ........................................... 16

Dawson, Katie ........................................ 32

de Blacam, Mark ..................................... 17

Deeney, John .......................................... 31

Dixon, Sonya .......................................... 23

Dodd, David, BL........................................ 17

Donegan, David ................................. 13, 32

Dunleavy, Nathy ...................................... 16

Dunleavy, Nicola ...................................... 21

Egan, Suzanne ....................................... 23

Fahy, Elaine ............................................ 29

Farrell, Laura .......................................... 31

Feeney, Michael ...................................... 12

Fennell, Caroline .................................... 22

Flynn, Tom ............................................... 18

Forde, Evelyn .......................................... 12

Forde, Michael ................................... 14, 17

Friel, Raymond .................................. 13, 32

Gallagher, Brian ...................................... 21

Galligan, Eamon, SC ................................ 30

Gore-Grimes, John ................................ 29

Grattan, Sheena .................................... 29

Hall, Niamh ............................................. 25

Harding, Ted .......................................... 24

Harrison, Alice ....................................... 20

Heary, James .......................................... 16

Heffernan, Liz ........................................ 22

Hession, Rachael .................................... 18

Hodnett, David ........................................ 17

Hogan, Gerard ........................................ 17

Holohan, Bill ........................................... 24

Horan, Shelley ......................................... 19

Hunt, Brian ........................................ 17, 20

Hutchinson, Brian ................................... 16

Hyland, Mark .......................................... 24

Hynes, Áine ............................................ 28

Imwinkelried, Ed ..................................... 22

Johnson, Helen ...................................... 25

Johnston, William ...............................14, 15

Joyce, Ciaran .......................................... 19

Kavanagh, Jennifer ................................. 17

Keane, Ronan ......................................... 30

Kelleher, Denis ........................... 23, 24, 25

Kennedy, Deirdre ................................... 22

Kennedy, Pat ........................................... 13

Kenny, David ........................................... 17

Kenny, Matthew ..................................... 32

Keogan, Aileen ....................................... 32

Kessler, James ....................................... 29

Kilkelly, Ursula ........................................ 22

Laffoy, Mary ............................................ 18

Law Society of Ireland ....................... 18, 24

Leonard, David ........................................ 17

Lynch-Fannon, Irene ........................ 15, 24

Lynn, Michael, SC .................................... 20

Lyons, Richard ....................................... 32

Mac Cann, Lyndon .................................. 15

Madden, Deirdre .................................... 28

Madden, Hugh ......................................... 19

Magee, Barry ......................................... 30

Maguire, Cathy ........................................ 21

Maguire, Elizabeth ................................. 22

Maguire, Tom .....................................12, 13

Mair, Patrick ............................................ 14

Mallon, Tom ............................................. 21

McCarthy, Fergus ................................... 12

McCutcheon, Paul ................................. 26

McDermott, James ................................. 18

McDermott, Paul A, SC .................18, 19, 26

McDonnell, Martin ................................... 19

McEntagart, Louis .................................. 15

McGowan-Smyth, Jacqueline ................. 16

McGrath, Michael, SC ....................... 26, 30

McKenna, Justin ..................................... 16

McMahon, Mr Justice Bryan M E ............ 32

McNamara, Dermot ................................ 26

McRedmond, Penny ................................ 14

Mee, John .............................................. 32

Mills, Simon, SC .................................. 21, 27

Morrissey, John J .................................. 29

Mulligan, Andrea .....................................27

Murphy, Ailbhe ........................................ 21

Murphy, Gerard ..................................... 24

Murray, Karen .................................. 23, 25

Noctor, Cathleen ................................... 32

Ó Floinn, Benedict, SC .............................27

O’Connor, Caroline ................................ 29

O’Connor, Eoin ...................................... 20

O’Connor, Michael .................................. 13

O’Connor, Orla ....................................... 14

O’Connor, Tim ........................................ 23

O’Doherty, Michael ................................ 24

O’Leary, Dáibhí ........................................ 15

O’Mahoney, Ger ..................................... 24

O’Mahony, Doireann ...............................27


O’Neill, Ailbhe ..........................................27

O’Neill, Bairbre ........................................ 31

O’Neill, David .......................................... 26

O’Reilly, Patrick ....................................... 14

O’Sullivan, Lynn ....................................... 19

O’Sullivan, Mark ..................................... 32

O’Sullivan, Tim ........................................ 28

Orange, Garnet ................................. 19, 20

Penrose, William ..................................... 30

Pierse, Robert ........................................ 31

Power, Albert ......................................... 30

Power, Vincent J G ................................. 17

Prendergast, Emma ................................ 19

Purdy, Alastair ........................................ 21

Raifeartaigh, Úna Ní ............................... 20

Redmond, Mary ....................................... 21

Regan, Maeve ......................................... 21

Reilly, Louise ........................................... 14

Rogan, Mary ............................................27

Ronayne, Michael .................................... 31

Ryan, Desmond ....................................... 21

Ryan, Ray ................................................ 22

Samad, Mahmud ...................................... 15

Scott-Byrne, Colm .................................. 21

Smith, Philip ............................................ 15

Smyth, Shane ......................................... 25

Spierin, Brian ......................................... 29

Stewart, Ercus ........................................ 21

Thornton, Liam ...................................... 23

Tottenham, Mark ...............................12, 19

Twomey, Michael ..................................... 16

Walsh, Edward, SC ................................... 31

Walsh, Judy ............................................ 23

Walsh, Keith ........................................... 22

Walsh, Margaret ...................................... 18

Walsh, Mary ....................................... 13, 32

Walsh, Rachael ........................................ 17

White, Ciaran ......................................... 23

Whyte, Gerry ........................................... 17

Woods, James ........................................ 26

Woods, Una ............................................. 18

Wright, Joanne ...................................... 24

Wylie, J C W ............................18, 30, 31, 32

page 36

Title Index

1961-2017 Road Traffic Legislation, The (Fourth Edition) ....................................... 31

Ancillary Discovery.................................. 26

Arthur Cox Employment Law Yearbook 2018 ........................................................ 20

Arthur Cox Irish Banking Law Handbook ... 14

Banking and Security Law in Ireland (Second Edition) ...................................... 14

Bloomsbury Professional’s Company Law Guide 2017 ........................................ 15

Bloomsbury Professional’s Guide to the Companies Act 2014 ................................ 15

Bohan and McCarthy: Capital Acquisitions Tax (Fourth Edition)............. 12

Buying and Selling Insolvent Companies and Businesses in Ireland ....................... 24

Byrne and McCutcheon on the Irish Legal System (Sixth Edition) ................... 26

Capital Tax Acts 2019 .............................. 12

Children’s Rights in Ireland ..................... 22

Civil Service Regulation ........................... 21

Commercial and Consumer Law .............. 14

Commercial Law (Fourth Edition) ............ 14

Companies Act 2014 ................................ 15

Companies Act 2014: 2018 Edition .......... 15

Company Law: Compliance and Enforcement ........................................... 15

Compensation on Dismissal: Employment Law and Practice ..................................... 21

Competition Law: A Practitioner’s Guide .. 16

Competition Law and Practice ................ 17

Complex Conveyancing (Second Edition) .. 18

Compulsory Purchase and Compensation in Ireland: Law and Practice (Second Edition) ..................................... 30

Constitution of Ireland: Perspectives and Prospects, The ................................. 17

Constitutional Law of Ireland (Third Edition) .......................................... 17

Contract Law (Second Edition) ............... 18

Co-ownership of Land: Partition Actions and Remedies (Second Edition) .............. 30

Corporate Crime ..................................... 19

Corporate Insolvency and Rescue (Third Edition) ......................................... 24

Court Applications under the Companies Acts ......................................................... 15

Criminal Legislation in Ireland (Third Edition) .......................................... 19

Disciplinary Procedures in the Statutory Professions (Second Edition) .................. 21

Divorce and Judicial Separation Proceedings in the Circuit Court: A Guide to Order 59 ............................... 22

Drafting Trusts and Will Trusts in Northern Ireland (Fourth Edition) .......... 29

Drug Offences in Ireland ......................... 19

Electoral Law in Ireland ........................... 17

Employment Law (Second Edition) .......... 21

Energy Law ............................................. 28

Equality Law in the Workplace ................. 21

Equity and the Law of Trusts in Ireland (Third Edition) ......................................... 30

EU Data Protection Law ......................... 25

Evidence in Criminal Trials (Fourth Edition) ...................................... 22

Evidentiary Foundations ......................... 22

Farming Law: A Guide for Farmers ......... 30

Feeney: The Taxation of Companies 2019 . 12

Guide to Expert Witness Evidence, A ...... 19

Guide to Trade Mark Law and Practice in Ireland, A ............................................. 25

Information Technology Law in Ireland (Second Edition) ..................................... 23

Insolvency Law ....................................... 24

Intangible Property Rights in Ireland ........ 30

Intellectual Property and IT Law ........ 5, 25

Intellectual Property Law in Ireland (Fourth Edition) ...................................... 25

International Commercial Arbitration Law . 14

International Human Rights: Perspectives from Ireland ...................... 23

Internet Law ........................................... 24

Investigating Unregistered Title ............. 30

Ipso Factos: EU Law ................................ 21

Ireland and the European Convention on Human Rights: 60 Years and Beyond ........23

Irish Capital Gains Tax 2019 ..................... 12

Irish Civil Litigation.............................. 5, 26

Irish Company Law ............................... 6, 16

Irish Company Secretary’s Handbook (Second Edition) ...................................... 16

Irish Conflict of Laws (Second Edition) .. 29

Irish Conveyancing Law (Fourth Edition) .. 18

Irish Conveyancing Precedents ............... 18

Irish Copyright and Design Law .............. 25

Irish Criminal Law ................................. 6, 19

Irish Employment Law .......................... 7, 21

Irish Family Law Handbook (Fifth Edition) . 22

Irish Income Tax 2019 .............................. 13

Irish Land Law (Fifth Edition) .................. 30

Irish Landlord and Tenant Acts: Annotations, Commentary and Precedents ............................................. 30

Irish Planning and Development Acts: Consolidated and Annotated.................. 28

Irish Planning Law ................................7, 28

Irish Planning Law and Practice .............. 28

Irish Property Law .............................. 8, 30

Irish Stamp Duty Law (Fifth Edition) .. 13, 32

Irish Statute Book: A Guide to Irish Legislation ............................................... 17

Irish Takeover Legislation (Second Edition) ...................................... 16

Irish Tax ............................................... 9, 12

Irish Tax Reports 2017 ............................. 12

Irish Tax Treaties 2011/12 .................. 13, 32

Irish Wills and Probate Law ................ 10, 29

Judicial Review (Third Edition) ................. 17

Keane on Company Law (Fifth Edition) .... 16

Kelly: The Irish Constitution (Fifth Edition) ........................................... 17

Key Issues in Planning and Environmental Law ................................. 29

Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Acts: Annotations and Commentary, The (Second Edition) .............................. 30

Landlord and Tenant Law (Third Edition)..30

Law and Taxation of Trusts, The ............. 32

Law of Advertising in Ireland, The ...........27

Law of Agriculture and Farming, The ....... 31

Law of Charities in Ireland ....................... 15

Law of Companies, The (Fourth Edition) .. 16

Law of Evidence in Ireland, The (Fourth Edition) ...................................... 22

Law of Torts (Fourth Edition) ................. 32

Law on Res Judicata and Double Jeopardy, The......................................... 26

Legal Capacity: A Guide to Irish Capacity Law and Assisted Decision-Making......... 28

Legal Guide to Clubs and Associations in Ireland, A (Second Edition) ................. 26

Legal Professional Privilege ................... 22

Liquor Licensing Law .............................. 26

Local Authority Enforcement ................. 29

Mareva Injunctions and Related Interlocutory Orders ...............................27

Media Law in Ireland (Second Edition) .....27

Mediation Law.......................................... 14

Medical Law in Ireland (Third Edition) ......27

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Medical Negligence and Childbirth ..........27

Medicine, Ethics and the Law (Third Edition) ......................................... 28

MIBI Agreements and the Law, The (Second Edition) ..................................... 32

Misuse of Drugs: Criminal Offences and Penalties .................................................. 19

Murdoch and Hunt’s Dictionary of Irish Law (Sixth Edition) .................................. 20

Murdoch and Hunt’s Encyclopedia of Irish Law ........................................ 10, 20

National Asset Management Agency Act 2009: Annotations and Commentary, The ........................................................... 15

National Security Law in Ireland ............. 20

Northern Ireland Social Work Law (Second Edition) ..................................... 23

Northern Irish Land Law .......................... 31

Pensions - A Handbook for the Family Law Practitioner ..................................... 23

Personal Insolvency Law ........................ 24

Planning and Environmental Law in Ireland .................................................... 29

Police Powers in Ireland ......................... 20

Practical Guide to Medical Negligence Litigation, A ............................................ 28

Practice and Procedure in the Superior Courts (Third Edition) ..............................27

Prison Law ...............................................27

Privacy and Data Protection Law in Ireland (Third Edition) ............................. 24

Rating Law in Ireland................................27

Redmond on Dismissal Law (Third Edition) . 21

Refugee and Asylum Law in Ireland ........ 23

Registration of Deeds and Title in Ireland .. 31

Regulatory Law in Ireland ........................ 17

Residential Tenancies .............................. 31

Road Traffic Law Handbook ................... 32

Special Criminal Court: Practice and Procedure, The ...................................... 20

Specific Performance in Ireland .............. 31

Statutory Interpretation in Ireland .......... 17

Strikes: An Essential Guide to Industrial Action and the Law .................................. 21

Succession Act 1965 and Related Legislation: A Commentary (Fifth Edition) .......................................... 29

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Summary Judgment in Ireland: Principles and Defences (Second Edition) .............. 25

Tables of Destination and Origin: Companies Act 2014 ................................ 16

Taxation of Company Reorganisations in Ireland .................................................. 12

Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 (as amended): 2017 Edition ...................... 13

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Termination of Employment: A Practical Guide for Employers (Second Edition)..... 21

Triangular Constitution, The ................... 18

Twomey on Partnership (Second Edition) .. 16

UN Human Rights Treaty System: Law and Procedure, The ........................ 23

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VAT on Property – Made Simple (Second Edition) ...................................... 13

Wills - Irish Precedents and Drafting (Second Edition) ..................................... 29

Woods on Liquor Licensing Laws (Fifth Edition) .......................................... 26

Woods on Road Traffic Offences (Fourth Edition) ...................................... 32

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