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L-R: Tommy McDarby (Mac Diarmada), Katie Nic Craith, Gráinne Ní Fhrighil Photo credit: Gael Linn
A trainee solicitor from Carlow is among the Law Society of Ireland team that won the recent Bréagchúirt Uí Dhálaigh Irish language moot court competition.
The Law Society congratulates Tommy McDarby (Mac Diarmada) from Carlow (Regan McEntee and Partners LLP in Meath), Gráinne Ní Fhrighil from Dublin (DLA Piper Ireland LLP in Dublin), and Katie Nic Craith from An Rinn (Orbitus Law LLP in Cork).
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Bréagchúirt Uí Dhálaigh is run annually by Gael Linn in honour of Cearbhall Ó Dálaigh, former President, Chief Justice and Attorney General of Ireland.
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