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Category Archive: Northern Ireland

Anurag Deb, Colin Murray and Gabriel Tan: Legacy Issues: In re Secretary of State for Northern Ireland [2025] UKSC 47

Introduction It is a rare case where the UK Government initiates a judicial review against an independent public […]

UKCLA December 18, 2025 Northern Ireland, Uncategorized

Eleni Frantziou and Anurag Deb: Direct Effect, Disapplication, and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights: Still Together in Northern Ireland after Dillon?

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Between 14 and 16 October 2025, the UK Supreme Court heard the appeal of the Secretary of State […]

UKCLA December 4, 2025 Brexit, Northern Ireland

Brice Dickson: The meaning of ‘civil rights’ in the Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement

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From 14 to 16 October 2025 the UK Supreme Court is due to hear an important case on […]

UKCLA October 13, 2025 Northern Ireland

Anurag Deb and Nicholas Kilford: Conditioning the UK Parliament’s Power to Legislate for a Devolved Part of the UK: Part II – Some Challenges Posed by Northern Ireland

Introduction In its judgments in Continuity Bill and Treaty Incorporation, the Supreme Court identified what we describe in […]

UKCLA July 25, 2025 Devolution, Northern Ireland, Parliamentary sovereignty

Anurag Deb and Nicholas Kilford: Conditioning the UK Parliament’s power to legislate for a devolved part of the UK: Part I – The Climate Change Act (Northern Ireland) 2022

Introduction The Climate Change Act (Northern Ireland) 2022 (‘CCA’) is, from a constitutional perspective, a fairly unassuming, if […]

UKCLA July 22, 2025 Devolution, Northern Ireland, Parliamentary sovereignty, Uncategorized

Anurag Deb and Colin Murray: An Unfortunate Legacy: Fixing the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act 2023

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The Labour Government comes into office seeking to indicate, as a priority, that it is making a break […]

UKCLA July 29, 2024 Northern Ireland

Ronan Cormacain: Seeking asylum on the outgoing tide of EU law – Supremacy of EU law in Northern Ireland under the Windsor Framework

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On 13 May 2024, Humphreys J in the Northern Ireland High Court delivered his judgment in The matter […]

UKCLA May 23, 2024 Brexit, European Union, Northern Ireland

Ewan Smith and Tom Flynn: “Parity of Esteem? Ní Cheapaim!”

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On the fourth of February, Nationalists and Unionists agreed to form a new government in Northern Ireland. For […]

UKCLA March 4, 2024 Northern Ireland

Anurag Deb: Constitutional Amendment by Interpretive Sidewind? Minister for Infrastructure v Safe Electricity A&T

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There was a time, long before Brexit-related constitutional whiplash, when matters of the constitution sometimes involved the quieter, […]

UKCLA September 7, 2023 law-making, Northern Ireland

Anurag Deb: Direct Rule in Northern Ireland and the Power to Make Irrational Laws

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The townland of Carrickmore in County Tyrone in Northern Ireland is the ancestral home of legendary Nirvana frontman […]

UKCLA February 17, 2023 Devolution, Judicial review, Northern Ireland

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