In this Green Street Courthouse lecture, Mr. Justice Gerard Hogan looks back and examines the legitimacy of the 1916 Rising.

Bláthna Ruane SC delivers a lecture on the impact Ireland's independence had on the Senior Crown Judiciary of the time. Introduced by Judge David Barniville, then Chairman of the Bar of Ireland.

Paul Gallagher SC delivers a lecture on the life of Daniel O Connell, with an introduction by Judge David Barniville, then Chairman of the Bar of Ireland.

Patrick Gageby SC delivers a lecture on the 1798 trials to Green St. Courthouse, with an introduction by Judge David Barniville, then Chairman of the Bar of Ireland

In the first instalment of the Green St. Courthouse Lecture series, the late Mr. Justice Adrian Hardiman delivers a lecture on the Trial of Robert Emmet, with an introduction to the lecture and the series by Judge David Barniville, then Chairman of the Bar of Ireland.

Bláthna Ruane SC delivers a lecture on the impact Ireland's independence had on the Senior Crown Judiciary of the time. Introduced by Judge David Barniville, then Chairman of the Bar of Ireland.

As part of The Bar of Ireland's 2020 International Women's Day celebrations, a portrait of Ms. Justice Mary Laffoy was commissioned by the organisation to honour her contribution to the legal profession in Ireland. Among the first 100 women to be called to the Bar, Judge Laffoy's impact on the Irish legal landscape has been extraordinary. In this interview, we speak with her about her thoughts on the portrait, and reflect back on her career and experiences in Irish law.

As part of The Bar of Ireland's 2020 International Women's Day celebrations, a portrait of Ms Justice Mary Laffoy was commissioned by the organisation to honour her extraordinary contribution to the legal profession in Ireland. In this interview, we speak with the artist behind the piece - 20 year old Hetty Lawlor.