Acknowledgements

• Author: Jack Kenny
• Position: Editor-in-Chief of the 21st Edition
• Pages: 5-5

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

On behalf of the Cork Online Law Review, I would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the

UCC School of Law faculty. Their expertise, advice and assistance in the reviewing process

was essential to the publication of this edition.

On behalf of the Editorial Board, I would like to extend our gratitude to the Hon. Ms Justice

Isobel Kennedy for doing us the great honour of launching the 21st Edition.

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

and the Deputy Dean of the Law School, Professor Conor O’Mahony, for all of their help and

support. I would also like to thank the Executive Committee of the UCC Law Society who

have been an invaluable source of support and advice over the past year.

We would also like to express our sincerest gratitude to our continued sponsors, Arthur Cox.

Without their generous sponsorship and support, COLR would not be where it is today. In

particular, I would like to thank Eimear Power for the help and assistance she has provided.

I would like to recognise the hard work and dedication of the Editorial Board members

throughout the year. In particular, I wish to thank our Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Ruairi McIntyre.

The quality of this publication is a testament to his diligence, work ethic and academic ability.

Finally, we would like to congratulate the authors of the exemplary contributions to the 21st

Edition of COLR. Their interesting and varied contributions, exploring areas of Irish, EU and

international law, are a welcome addition to the academic scholarship of COLR. My hope is

that each of these articles will act as a vehicle for the further discussion and development of

our laws and legal theory. We would also like to thank those who contributed to our Roundtable

blogs section and Case Notes Competition. It has been a very worthwhile year for us and we

really look forward to seeing what COLR produces in the years to come.

Is mise le meas,

Jack Kenny,

Editor-in-Chief of the 21st Edition.