Our Sponsors | Trinity College Law Review (TCLR)

Arthur Cox - Patron Sponsor

Arthur Cox is a leading Irish commercial law firm, and has sponsored the TCLR since its inception. Arthur Cox's reputation is based on proven professional skills, a thorough understanding of client requirements, sound judgment, and a practical approach to resolving commercial problems. The firm offers breadth and depth across every facet of corporate and business law, and the resources to successfully manage and drive forward transactions on schedule. With over 350 legal staff and a total headcount of over 700, Arthur Cox provides a comprehensive service to an international client base ranging from multinational organisations, banks and financial institutions, and established global leaders, to government agencies and new players in emerging industry sectors. Arthur Cox offers summer internships and traineeships annually. For more, please visit their website.

TCD Association & Trust

The TCD Association & Trust provides grant support for a wide variety of College projects where additional funding may be necessary. Its committee, with administrative support from Trinity Development and Alumni, is made up of Trinity graduates who operate on a volunteer basis.

The Trust has graciously supported numerous Distinguished Speaker Series events with the Law Review. One of the main sources of funding for the TCD Association and Trust comes from the TCD Affinity Credit Card. With over 10,000 cardholders to date, a percentage of the annual turnover on these cards is donated back to the Trust by Bank of Ireland, and used to support events like the Distinguished Speaker Series.

Friends of the Law Review

The TCLR is dependent on the goodwill of our 'friends' - barristers, solicitors, law firms and judges who sponsor us each year. Below is a list of previous friends of the TCLR. To become a friend of the TCLR, please see our subscription section.

Friends of Long Standing

● David Altaras SC ● Adrian P Bourke ● Brian Kennedy SC ● Eugene Smartt ● Seán Ó'Huallacháin SC ● Ross Alyward ● Jason Stewart ● Stephen Ranalow ● Declan McGrath SC ● William Prentice ● Paul Gardiner SC ● The Hon. Ms. Justice Niamh Hyland ● LK Shields ● Maples Group ● A&L Goodbody ● Matheson ● Reddy Charlton ● Walkers ● The Hon Mr. Justice Gerard Hogan ● Rory O'Malley ● Simon Hannigan ● Peggy O'Rourke SC ● Michael Bowman SC ● Paul Anthony McDermott BL ● Paul Gallagher SC ● The Rt Hon Lord Justice Coghlin ● William Fogarty ● Michael O'Connor ● Trinity FLAC ● James O'Reilly SC ● Paul Sreenan SC ● Ronan Walsh ● Marguerite Bolger SC ● The Hon. Ms. Justice Mary Laffoy ● The Rt Hon Lord Justice Sheil ●David J O'Hagan ● Seamus Mulligan ● Eileen Barrington SC ● Eileen Creedon

Friends

●Mr Justice Nial Fennelly ● Mr Justice Joseph Finnegan ● Mrs Justice Mary Finlay Geoghegan ● Mr Justice Hugh Geoghegan ● George V Maloney ● Mr Justice Daniel Herbert ● Elizabeth Holden ● Murray McGrath SC ● Michael Cush ● Mr Justice Donal O’Donnell ●Mr Justice Michael Peart ● Robert Heron ● Sheehan & Partners ● Rt Hon Sir Donnell Deeny ● Mercy Law Resource Centre ● Paul Gallagher SC ● Professor Oran Doyle ● John P Shortt SC ●Niamh Cleary ● Ciarán Toland SC ●John McDonagh SC ●Mason Hayes & Curran ●William Fry

Prize Sponsors

Reddy Charlton

Reddy Charlton sponsors the prize for the best article and has generously done so for many years. Reddy Charlton was founded in 1908, making it one of the longest-established legal practices in Ireland. Despite its long heritage, the firm continues to adapt, thanks to a dynamic, proactive legal team with proven expertise across diverse sectors including finance, property, retail and manufacturing. The firm advises clients on both professional and personal matters with integrity, clarity and passion, providing the full range of legal services required by business and business people. In addition to its work in Ireland, Reddy Charlton places particular emphasis on its international practice, supported by close relationships with associate law firms overseas. Each summer Reddy Charlton welcomes students to work with them as interns and is particularly pleased to receive applications from Trinity law students. For more information on Reddy Charlton, please visit their website.

Matheson

Matheson sponsors the TCLR prize for the best article on a topic of commercial law. They are a leading Irish law firm for business and tax law with offices around Ireland, as well as London and the US. Information about career opportunities can be found on their website, Facebook and Twitter.

A&L Goodbody

A&L Goodbody sponsors the TCLR prize for the best article on a topic of IT or Intellectual Property Law. Recognised as one of Ireland's leading law firms they advise national and multinational corporations, financial institutions and Government. More information about A&L Goodbody and career opportunities can be found on their website, Facebook and Twitter.

Trinity FLAC and the Mercy Law Resource Centre

Trinity FLAC is dedicated to raising awareness about the impact of the law on society and campaigning for reform, as well as providing legal services to Trinity students. The Mercy Law Resource Centre provides free legal advice and representation, in an accessible way, to people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in the areas of Social Housing and Social Welfare Law.