This course is delivered through Irish. It is skills-focused, covering areas such as legal research, legal writing and advising.
Participants who successfully complete all aspects of the course and who are practising solicitors will have their names entered on Clár na Gaeilge, the Law Society’s Irish Register.
Trainee solicitors who successfully complete all aspects of the course will have their names entered on Clár na Gaeilge following their qualification as solicitors.
The workshops are a key feature of this course. They are designed to be interactive and to consolidate knowledge. The provisional workshop dates are to be confirmed.
Participants are required to complete individual and group coursework between weekly class sessions
Assessment will encompass both ongoing and end-of-course task completion.
| College | Law Society of Ireland - Diploma Centre |
| Course ID | 202311 |
| Course Location | EU |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 7 |
| Course Type | Micro-credential |
| Awarding Body | Law Society of Ireland |
| Course Start Date | 29th April 2027 |
| Course End Date | 1st July 2027 |
| Course Duration | 3 months |
| Course Time | The course will be delivered via lectures and workshops. |
| Course Fee | € 800.00 |
| Entry Requirements | The course is suitable for: Trainee solicitors and solicitors who wish to improve their professional Irish and develop new legal skills, Solicitors who wish to practice law through Irish and trainee solicitors who wish to practice the law through Irish upon qualification, We recommend that participants have at least a Leaving Certificate Higher Level standard of Irish. |
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