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Advanced Diploma in Legal Studies

The course will provide an introduction to the core aspects of Irish law and the legal system, as recognised by the legal profession. It is intended to provide an understanding of Constitutional Law Principles, Contract, Tort, Criminal and Company Law issues and the law as it relates to property in Ireland. Students will study the law from a practical perspective and classes will be based on theory combined with problem solving situations. Students may also wish to study a further two modules in order to be awarded the Advanced Diploma in Legal Studies. These eight modules are the areas in which students study in preparation for taking the Law Society Final Examination Part 1 (FE1) and so provide an excellent grounding for students coming from non legal backgrounds.

Trinity Charity Consultants

Organisation: 
Trinity Charity Consultants

We provide advice to a diverse range of charities from small indigenous charities to large international organisations. We have extensive experience in advising our clients on a

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Trinity Charity Consultants was founded by Cormac Ó Ceallaigh in 2010. Having acted for a great many charities as a solicitor, he saw a need in the market for providing expert consultancy to charities across a whole range of areas to ensure that they operate on a professional basis, grow and be able to sustain themselves.


Cormac Ó Ceallaigh is the Principal of Cormac Ó Ceallaigh & Co. Solicitors which has offices in Dublin and Wicklow. He has extensive experience having acted for in excess of 180 charities. He has been on the board of a number of charities. He is a member of the Charity Law Association, the Institute of Directors and the Law Society of Ireland. He is passionate about charities realising their full and true potential and exceeding their goals.


Trinity Charity Consultants draws on a number of experts who have an in depth knowledge and experience in the not for profit/charity sector. 


Some of the areas in which we assist charities are:



  • Overall Review of Operations

  • Legal Structures for Setup of Charity

  • Property Aquisitions

  • Marketing

  • Branding

  • Copyright/ Protection of Trademark

  • Tax and Accounting Advice

  • Fundraising

Contact Details

Address 1: 
Main Street
City: 
Ashford
County: 
County Wicklow
Phone: 
0404 42738
Email: 
info@TrinityCharityConsultants.ie
Website: 
Trinity Charity Consultants

Trinity Charity Consultants

Description:

We provide advice to a diverse range of charities from small indigenous charities to large international organisations. We have extensive experience in advising our clients on a

We provide practical solutions to our clients to help them to be more effective in achieving their objectives.
Which sector do you work in?: 
Private Company
How would you classify your work?
Advice/Advocacy/Information
Education /Training/Support
How would you classify the recipients of your service?
N/A

Prosecuting & Defending Sexual Offences Conference

The Honourable Mr. Justice George Bermingham, chairperson, will lead a panel of speakers in discussing Criminal practice & procedures in the bringing and defending sexual offences cases to include presentations on:

  • The categories of sexual offences
  • Appropriate Instruction taking from the victim
  • The Right of the Victim to separate representation upon cross examination of previous sexual history
  • The Prosecution of sexual offences
  • Defending the alleged sexual offender
  • The Role of An Garda Siochana

Speaker Panel:

Kate Mulkerrins,
(Head of Prosecution Policy Unit) The Office of Director of Public Prosecution

Liam Mulholland,
(Head of Central Criminal Court Section), The Office of Director of Public Prosecution

Vincent Heneghan,
Barrister-at-Law

Mary Ellen Ring,
Senior Counsel

Deirdre Kenny,
Advocacy Director, One in Four

Derek Byrne,
Assistant Commissioner An Garda Siochana

Det. Superintendent John McCann

Det. Inspector Declan Daly
Domestic Violence Sexual Assault Investigation Unit

Fee: €280
Special reduced rate of €180.00  for registered charities

Registrations may be made online via legalcpd@gcd.ie and enquiries to the Division at 01-416 3310.

 

F.A.C.T.

Description:

F.A.C.T is a voluntary support group for fathers who
experience personal difficulties following the breakup
of their relationship. Primary issues of concern may

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Which sector do you work in?: 
Community/Voluntary
How would you classify your work?
Advice/Advocacy/Information
Family Support/Services
Human Rights / Justice
How would you classify the recipients of your service?
Family
Parents / Lone Parents
Men

Charities Act 2009: Further Provisions Commenced

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Pat Carey TD, Minister of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs, who has responsibility for the regulation of charities, has announced that he will be commencing two further sections of the Cha

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