Irish Journal of European Law: CALL FOR PAPERS

The Irish Society for European Law recently re-launched the Irish Journal of European Law as an e-journal. The Journal, which has been published since 1992, is a leading international journal on European […]

ISEL Competition Law Essay Competition

We are delighted to announce the launch of the 2014 Competition Law Essay Competition. The aim of the Competition is to promote and encourage written work on the subject of […]

EU law update: Ryanair’s German state aid ‘unlawful’

During September and October there have been some interesting decisions made by both the European Commission and the European Court of Justice. On October 15th, the Commission announced its decision that Ryanair has received […]

European Commission gives go-ahead to purchase of O2 Ireland by Hutchinson 3G

The merger of the second- and fourth-largest mobile network operators in Ireland will now go ahead after the European Commission approved the acquisition of Telefónica Ireland (O2 Ireland) by Hutchinson 3G (H3G). The merged […]

‘Right to be forgotten’ creates data dilemma

French philosopher Paul Ricoeur wrote “To be forgotten is to die twice”. However, in recent days the Court of Justice of the EU has taken steps towards recognising a “right […]

XXVI FIDE Congress, Copenhagen, 28-31 May 2014

The ISEL is delighted to announce the XXVI FIDE Congress, which will be held in Copenhagen on 28-31 May.  This year’s Congress is organised by the Danish Association for European Law […]

Competition Law Forum Essay Prize 2013 – Announcement of Winning Work

The ISEL is delighted to announce that the winner of the Competition Law Essay Prize 2013, an annual competition run by the ISEL’s Competition Law Forum:- Mr. Nicholas Liddane The […]

Firms that breach data rules may be fined up to €100m

A resolution of the European Parliament last month saw MEPs call for an end to blanket mass surveillance activities by the US National Security Agency. The resolution was made in the […]

Professor Joseph Weiler visits TCD, 18 February 2014

Professor Joseph Weiler will be visiting the Law School, Trinity College, Dublin on Tuesday 18 February 2014.  He will be delivering a public lecture at 5pm in the Examination Hall at Trinity College.  The topic […]

18th monthly CIArb forum, February 6, 2014 – Arbitrating competition law disputes

18th monthly CIArb forum, February 6, 2014 – Arbitrating competition law disputes Chair: Michael Bowsher QC, Monckton chambers, London Speakers: Miriam Dreissen-Reilly, DG Competition Noel J Travers BL, Law Library At Philip […]