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Law Grinds 

Available for PLC & College/University Students

THE #1
RESOURCE FOR STUDENTS' LEGAL RIGHTS IN IRELAND

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Fáilte go UniRights

Here you can explore your rights, and also your responsibilities, as a citizen in Ireland with a particular focus on third-level students. However, the same rules apply to everyone so don't be put off if you are not a student!

Feel free to contact me via the form at the bottom of this page if you require any assistance or if you spot any outdated material.

Daithí Ó'Maonaigh LL.B., LLM

CHOOSE A TOPIC FROM THE LIST BELOW

NOTE: Certain issues may attract a combination of different legal principles. Be sure to explore other topics if you think they may contain additional information related to your search query.

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STUDENT ACCOMMODATION

Click here to find out all the latest on your rights & responsibilities as a tenant along with details of both you and your landlord's statutory obligations.

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NUISANCE

Just because you've finally flown the nest doesn't mean you're untouchable! Click here to find out about your legal responsibilities to your fellow students, neighbours and the public in general. 

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PERSONAL INJURY

Click here to learn all about personal injury and your right to compensation in the event that an injury does occur.

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CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS

An easy to read guide to your Constitutional rights. The 'Mother' of all sources of Rights in Ireland.

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SEXUAL OFFENCES

Click here for information, including links to relevant authorities & support networks, in relation to all offences of a sexual nature. 

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EQUALITY RIGHTS IN IRELAND

Click here to find out about your Equality rights under both Irish & European law, 

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SEARCH WARRANTS 

Click here to learn all about being searched, your right to refuse entry to the Gardaí and, also, when the Gardaí don't need to ask your permission!

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PUBLIC ORDER OFFENCES & POWER OF ARREST

Students are often passionate, creative and justice hungry individuals. It doesn't take much to rouse the student population of Ireland into a protest. This page contains the relevant legal info.

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STUDENT GRANTS


For information on 3rd level education grants available to students on the island of Ireland, click here.

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WORKERS' RIGHTS

Many students will require some level of employment to support them financially during their college years. Click here to find out about the 'Floor of Rights' that protects workers.

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SPEAK TO A SOLICITOR

If you'd like to speak to a Solicitor in full confidentiality regarding an issue you may have, click here to find one in your area.

CONTACT FORM

If you need help with any of the information on this site, feel free to get in touch and we will do our best to assist you.

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