Irish Law Reports Monthly (ILRM) is Round Hall's flagship case report series since 1976 and reports judgments emanating from the Superior Courts in Ireland. It provides a complete round-up of key Irish cases with must-have headnotes across 14 issues per year. All the cases are selected by experts, expert analysis on the court decisions which can be cited in court and insights to key Supreme and High Court decisions about points of law, practice, procedure, and admissibility of evidence that are essential to your work. IRLM saves you time by giving you the complete picture of key legal and practice developments across a broad range of subject areas: damages, constitutional law, judicial review, company law, family law, practice points relevant to practitioners, significant Circuit Court judgments and ex-tempore judgments which may not otherwise be reported.

This is a fast, comprehensive guide to all recent Irish legal developments. Organised by subject area, the Irish Current Law Monthly Digest allows you to easily locate material relevant to your practice. The cumulative tables and the keyword index ensure efficient access to specific material.

This practice-based journal will keep practitioners abreast of legislative developments, interpretation by the courts and best practice in relation to the core areas of daily work.

Since 1990, the Irish Criminal Law Journal has published four issues per year with learned articles on practical aspects of criminal law, cases, and comment on the leading decisions of the courts on criminal law, as well as evidence and procedure updates.

Conveyancing and Property Law Journal is a quarterly journal and covers articles on topics such as Housing; Conveyancing; Succession/wills; Landlord and Tenant; Leases; Taxation and Case Reports.

Employment Law Reports is published six times a year and since 1990 has been exclusively reporting on cases on employment and trade union law. It reports on cases within the High Court and the Workplace Relations Commission and on appeals to the Superior Courts. The headnotes are written by members of the Bar who specialise in employment law. Each issue carries a 'Briefing from the Editor'.

The Irish Employment Law Journal aims to help you keep up-to-date with developments in this field. You no longer need to consult a wide variety of sources as the Irish Employment Law Journal provides you with a quarterly summary of all the important changes within one source.

Regular features exclusive to the Irish Law Times: Editor's briefing; Digest of Acts, SIs and Superior Courts decisions. Articles cover topics such as Practice and Procedure, Criminal, Immigration, Employment, and Constitutional.

This is an established journal for over 30 years and gives an Irish and sometimes comparative perspective on commercial law. Regular features comprise: Company, Commercial, Banking and Securities, EU, and ESG Law.

Irish Planning and Environmental Law Journal is a practice-based journal that has become the leading forum for the topical discussion of developments in planning and environmental law. Along with topical articles it has regular sections on Section 5 References, Recent European environmental developments, Case Notes, and Primary and secondary legislation relevant to planning and environmental law.