Many congratulations to co-leads, Profs @aoifemod.bsky.social and @drmaebhharding.bsky.social (pictured) for the full and inspiring Doing Feminist Legal Work Creative Methods Workshop in Belfast. A great roster of participants, and a guest appearance by The Feminist Constitutional Futures Cloak...

"Creative Methods in Law" is a one-day event at Queen's University Belfast School of Law on 26 June, hosted by the Doing Feminist Legal Work group. Best of luck to all involved, and many thanks to @aoifemod.bsky.social and @drmaebhharding.bsky.social for organising!

Here's Dr Danny Shanahan (MSCA Global Fellow, UCC and Stanford), kicking things off at today's brilliant Legal Humanities roundtable at Trinity! (Plus, a sneak preview of the cover of his forthcoming book, on law and literature in Kashmir and Northern Ireland). @law-and-humanities.bsky.social

Many thanks to Róisín Costello, the @irishhumanities.bsky.social and @tcddublin.bsky.social for hosting tomorrow's Law and Humanities Roundtable 2026: 'Visions of Democracy in Art and Literature'; editor and arts editor getting ready to travel! Full programme: www.irishhumanities.ie/assets/PDFs/...

Dr Róisín Costello of Trinity College Dublin Law Department will be hosting the Law and Humanities roundtable on Friday 19 June. It will be the first time this event has been held in Ireland. Good luck, Róisín! More information at the below link: www.irishhumanities.ie/news-events/...

We're delighted to see the annual Law and Humanities roundtable is coming to Ireland for the first time (in association with the @irishhumanities.bsky.social Legal Humanities Working Group). Congratulations and best of luck to the leads, Róisín Costello and David Gurnham. CFP below!

www.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/doi/10.3828/... Law and Literature: The Irish Case - now in paperback! £24, so a bit easier on your library budgets

Yesterday writers, lawyers and academics met in the Abbey's Peacock Stage to discuss Sophocles' Antigone. Dialogues between Darren Murphy and Eugene McNulty; Marina Carr and Melissa Sihra; Carlo Gébler and Paul Delaney. Thanks to everyone who came along. @irishhumanities.bsky.social

As #internationallaw is put on pressure, Sophocles’ Antigone is an age-old referent of its material source. And a reminder that you can deny/diminish its effective power as ‘higher law’ but you cannot eliminate its heartbeat. Our sensibility to suffered injustice & calls to ‘Justice herself’

The legal humanities are a global phenomenon. Read why the IHA now has an established working group in this area from our WG Co-Chair @adamhanna.bsky.social @ucc.ie www.irishhumanities.com/blog/the-leg...

The IHA Legal Humanities Working Group is proud to announce bookings are now open for Antigone and Ireland: A Symposium in the Legal Humanities. 1 May on the Peacock Stage. Including including Justice Brian Cregan, Marina Carr, Carlo Gébler and Darren Murphy. www.eventbrite.ie/e/antigone-a...

Great to see this new UK-based international grouping. We'll look forward to seeing what you do, sharing ideas, and hopefully working with you down the line.

Antigone and Ireland: A Symposium in the Legal Humanities Details and tickets (free) at the Abbey Theatre link below. (Full programme at their embedded Eventbrite ticket link.) www.abbeytheatre.ie/whats-on/ant...