Acknowledgements

• Author: Eoin Doyle
• Position: Editor-in-Chief of the 18th Edition
• Pages: 5-5

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Editorial Board of the 18th Edition would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Dr

Maria Cahill and Dr Louise Forde for their support of COLR throughout the year. Their

advice and expertise has been essential to the success and production of the Law

Review. We would also like to thank the members of the Faculty of the School of Law,

who generously assisted us with the reviewing process.

On behalf of the Editorial Board, I would like to thank the Hon. Ms Justice Marie Baker

for kindly taking the time to write the foreword for this Edition, and for doing us the

great honour of launching the Law Review this year.

The Editorial Board would like to thank the Dean of the School of Law, Professor Ursula

Kilkelly, for her continued help and support. We would also like to thank the Executive

Committee of the UCC Law Society, who have been a constant source of support and

advice over the past year.

Our sincerest gratitude also goes to our sponsors, Arthur Cox. Without their generous

and continued support, COLR would not be what it is today. Run by students, for

students, the backing provided enables the cultivation of student academia. In

particular, I would like to thank Eimear Power for all her help and support.

I would like to congratulate the Editorial Board, for all the hard work and dedication

shown throughout the year. In particular, I wish to thank our Deputy Editor, Elisha

Carey. The quality of this publication is a testament to their vivacious attitude and work

ethic, which never faltered.

Finally, we would like to congratulate the authors on the high-quality contributions

made to the 18th Edition of COLR. Each of their articles will hopefully act as a vehicle for

further discussion and development of the laws which govern our society. We would also

like to thank those who contributed, and continue to contribute, to our Letters to the

Editor platform, and to the inaugural Case Notes Competition.

Is mise le meas,

Eoin Doyle

Editor-in-Chief of the 18th Edition.