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Aoife O’Donoghue is a lecturer at Durham Law School having formerly held a post at NUI, Galway. Aoife’s Phd was at the University of Groningen. She specialises in international law specifically the law of international institutions and global governance. You can contact her at aoife.o’donoghue[at]durham.ac.uk or (+44) 0191 334281 |
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Charles O’Mahony is currently undertaking a Ph.D in the area of mental health law and criminal justice at the Centre for Disability Law & Policy, NUI Galway. He previously worked as a legal researcher for the Law Reform Commission. You can contact him at c.omahony3[at]nuigalway.ie
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Cian C Murphy is Lecturer in Law at King’s College London. His research interests include public law, counter-terrorism law and human rights; EU criminal law and justice; and the relationship between law and violence. Cian’s book, EU Counter-Terrorism: Pre-emption & Rule of Law, is forthcoming with Hart Publishing. You can contact him at cian.murphy[at]kcl.ac.uk or (+44) 20 7848 2533 or @cianmurf on Twitter. |
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Colin Murray is a lecturer at Newcastle Law School where he specialises in national security law, legal history and public law. You can contact him at colin.murray[at]ncl.co.uk or (+44) 191 2225805 and you can see some of his research on his SSRN page. |
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Darren O’Donovan is a college lecturer at University College Cork. His research interests are in ethnicity and minority rights, particularly the rights of Irish Travellers. You can contact him on darren.odonovan[at]ucc.ie or (+353) 021 4902699
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David Keane lectures at Middlesex University and specialises in hate speech, minority protection and freedom of expression. He is the author of Caste-Based Discrimination in International Human Rights Law and (with Joshua Castellino) of Minority Rights in the Pacific Region. You can contact him at d.p.keane[at]mdx.ac.uk or (+44) 020 84115612 |
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Deirdre Duffy is a youth policy specialist and a PhD student in the School of Politics and International Relations at the University of Nottingham. You can contact her at deirdre.duffy[at]nottingham.ac.uk
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Eilionoir Flynn is a postdoctoral researcher at the Centre for Disability Law and Policy, NUIG. Her book From Rhetoric to Action: Implementing the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities – the use of National Disability Strategies will be published by Cambridge University Press in 2011. You can contact her at eilionoir.flynn[at]nuigalway.ie or on (+353) 091 494010 |
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Eoin Daly is a lecturer in the School of Law and Government at Dublin City University. His main interests lie in the theoretical dimensions of constitutional religious freedom, particularly in the public education context. You may contact Eoin at Eoin.Daly[at]dcu.ie.
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Fiona de Londras is a lecturer in University College Dublin. Her third book, Detention in the War on Terrorism: Can Human Rights Fight Back?, will be published by Cambridge University Press in 2011. She specialises in terrorism and counter-terrorism, human rights protection in Ireland, and international criminal law. You can contact her at fiona.delondras[at]ucd.ie or (+353) 01 7168760 |
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Illan rua Wall is a lecturer in law at Oxford Brookes University, and author of Human Rights and Constituent Power: Without Model or Warranty (GlassHouse Press/Routledge, Forthcoming). You can contact him at iwall[at]brookes.ac.uk or on (+44) 01865 484816. You can see more of his research on his SSRN page. |
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Liam Thornton is a a lecturer in law in the University of Ulster (Jordanstown). His particular research interests are on issues relating to the welfare state, immigration law and EU law. You can access Liam’s research here. Liam also blogs on Rights NI. You can contact him at lp.thornton[at]ulster.ac.uk or (+44) 28 9036 6741. |
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Liz Campbell lectures at the School of Law, University of Aberdeen, where she teaches criminal law, evidence and criminology. She publishes widely in the areas of criminal justice, criminal procedures, penal populism and organised crime. You can contact her at liz.campbell[at]abdn.ac.uk or (+44) 01224 272438 |
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Máiréad Enright lectures at Kent Law School. She is also a PhD candidate in the Centre for Criminal Justice and Human Rights, University College Cork. Her research interests are in gender and the law, law and religion, citizenship and the political dimensions of private law. You can contact her at M.Enright[at]kent.ac.uk or (+44) 1227 827996.
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Mary Keogh is a PhD student with the Center for Disability Law and policy in NUI Galway Ireland. She co-ordinated the 2007 International Disability Rights Monitor Regional Report for Europe and was a member of the government-appointed Disability Legislative Consultative Group. You can contact her on marykeogh[at]me.com
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Padraig McAuliffe graduated from UCC in 2004 and completed his PhD from the same institution in 2009. He lectures in the University of Dundee. His research interests include the interaction of transitional justice with rule of law reconstruction and the politics of international criminal tribunals, most notably the on-going Khmer Rouge Trials. |
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Ross Frenett has an MA in Terrorism, Security and Society from King’s College London, where his research focused on contemporary Irish Republicanism. Prior to this he studied for a BA in History and Politics in University College Cork. He currently works in Management Consultancy for Deloitte and works as a freelance terrorisim analyst for Exclusive Analyisis. |
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Sinéad Ring is a lecturer in NUI Galway Department of Law and reading for a PhD in University College Cork considering the impact of due process values in delayed prosecutions for child sexual abuse. She is an Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences Scholar and recently a visiting researcher at Harvard Law School. You can contact her on sinead.ring@nuigalway.ie or by telephone at +353 (0)91 493390
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Vicky Conway is a lecturer in law at Queen’s University Belfast and author of The Blue Wall of Silence on police accountability and the Morris Tribunal. She specialises in policing, penal policy and criminology. You can contact her at v.conway[at]qub.ac.uk or (+44) 028 90973461
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Yvonne Daly lectures in criminal law, evidence and constitutional law in the School of Law and Government at Dublin City University, where she is also a member of the Socio-Legal Research Centre. She publishes widely on matters of criminal justice, criminal procedure and the law of evidence. You can contact her at yvonne.daly[at]dcu.ie |
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Kanstantsin Dzehtsiarou is a lecturer in law at the University of Surrey (UK). Kanstantsin has worked as a lecturer in law at the Gomel State University for two years. Then he took a MA in European Studies from the University of Sussex. After graduation he worked as a legal adviser with the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights in Poland. In 2011 Kanstantsin successfully defended his PhD on European consensus in the case law of the European Court of Human Rights in UCD (Dublin, Ireland). Kanstantsin is a visiting lecturer at the European Humanities University (Lithuania), he also cooperates with international NGOs as an expert in international and European human rights law.
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