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Certificate in Immigration Law &
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November 2022
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Table of Contents
Books ................................................................................................................. 3
General Legal Texts ....................................................................................... 4
Legal Dictionaries ........................................................................................... 4
Other Material..................................................................................................... 4
Articles ............................................................................................................... 4

Books
Bosworth, Mary. Inside Immigration Detention. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014.
Cali, Basak et al. Eds. Migration and the European Convention on Human Rights. Oxford: Oxford
University Press, 2021.
Clayton, Gina and Georgina Firth. Immigration and Asylum Law. 8th ed. Oxford: Oxford University
Press, 2018.
Costello, Cathryn. The Human Rights of Migrants and Refugees in European Law. Oxford: Oxford
de Blacam, Mark. Judicial Review. 3rd ed. Dublin: Bloomsbury Professional, 2017.
EU Agency for Fundamental Rights. Handbook on European Law relating to Asylum, Borders and
Immigration. Luxembourg: Publications Office of the European Union, 2014.
Hailbronner, Kay and Daniel Thym. Eds. EU Immigration and Asylum Law: a commentary. 2nd ed.
Munich: Verlag CH Beck, 2016.
Hathaway, James. The Rights of Refugees under International Law. 2nd ed. Cambridge: Cambridge
Hathaway, James and Michelle Foster. The Law of Refugee Status. 2nd ed. Cambridge: Cambridge
Hughes, Christopher and Stephen Hughes. International Protection Act 2015 Annotated. Dublin:
Clarus Press, 2020.
Klaassen, Mark et al. Eds. Safeguarding Children's Rights in Immigration Law. Cambridge:
Intersentia, 2020.
McMahon, Aoife. The Role of the State in Migration Control: the legitimacy gap and moves
towards a regional model. The Netherlands: Brill, 2017.
Murphy, Ailbhe and Maeve Regan. Employment Law. 2nd ed. Dublin: Bloomsbury Professional, 2017.
Phelan, Margaret and James Gillespie. Immigration Law Handbook. 10th ed. Oxford: Oxford
Reneman, Marcelle. EU Asylum Procedures and the Right to an Effective Remedy. Oxford: Hart
Publishing, 2014.
Rubio-Marin, Ruth. Human Rights and Immigration. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014.
Stanley, John. Immigration, Free Movement of Persons and Citizenship Law. Dublin: Thomson
Reuters Round Hall, 2019. (Round Hall Nutshell.)
Stanley, John M. Immigration and Citizenship Law. Dublin: Thomson Reuters Round Hall, 2017.

General Legal Texts
Byrne, Raymond et al. The Irish Legal System. 7th ed. Dublin: Bloomsbury Professional, 2020.
Donovan, Dorothy. The Irish Legal System. Dublin: Round Hall, 2010. (Round Hall Nutshells).
Faulkner, Mary Mac Carthaigh, Daithi. Essentials of Irish law. Dublin : Clarus Press, 2022
Kenneally, Alison and John Tully. The Irish Legal System. Dublin: Clarus Press, 2013.
Thornton, Liam et al. Fundamentals of the Irish Legal System. Dublin: Round Hall, 2016.
Legal Dictionaries
Hunt, Brian and Henry Murdoch. Murdoch and Hunt’s Dictionary of Irish Law. 6th ed. Dublin:
Bloomsbury Professional, 2016.
Woodley, Mick. Ed. Osborn’s Concise Law Dictionary. 12th ed. UK: Sweet & Maxwell, 2013. (Also
available in eBook format.)
Other Material
UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). Better Protecting Refugees in the EU and
Globally: UNHCR's proposals to rebuild trust through better management, partnership and
solidarity. December 2016, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/58385d4e4.html
UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). UNHCR's Recommendations to the Federal

Republic of Austria for its Presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU). June 2018,
available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/5b35e4367.html
Articles
Family reunification for international protection beneficiaries
Citation: The Bar Review 2022, 27(2), 47-50
Keywords: Immigration
After the fall

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2022, 116(4), 34-37
Keywords: Afghanistan; Ireland; Judges; Refugees; Women
Supreme Court finds no right to maternity benefit without work permit

Citation: I.R.N. 2022, 1/2, 25-26
Keywords: Contracts of employment; Employees' rights; Employers' powers and
duties; Ireland; Maternity benefits; Migrant workers; PAYE; Pay Related Social
Insurance; Work permits
Editorial: The Temporary Protection Directive and Nasc's Experience of Families Fleeing
from Ukraine to Ireland
Citation: Irish Journal of Family Law 2022, (2), 21-22
Keywords: Asylum policy; EU law; Ireland; Non-governmental
organisations; Refugees; Temporary protection; Ukraine

Surrogacy in Ukraine and the Provision of Irish Citizenship and Travel Documents to
Resultant Children
Citation: Irish Journal of Family Law 2022, (2), 23
Keywords: Children; Citizenship; Ireland; Surrogacy; Travel documents; Ukraine
EU Treaty Rights and the Expanded Reach of Retained Rights of Residence under
Directive 2004/38/EC for Victims of Domestic Violence
Citation: Irish Journal of Family Law 2022, (2), 30-36
Keywords: Belgium; Domestic violence and abuse; EU law; Equal
treatment; Ireland; Spouses; Third country nationals; Victims
Procedure to revoke citizenship unconstitutional

Citation: Irish Law Times 2022, 40(2), 19
Keywords: Constitutionality; Ireland; Naturalisation; Revocation; Separation of powers
Recusal motion refused

Keywords: Constitutionality; Ireland; Naturalisation; Revocation; Separation of powers
The good character requirement — barriers of institutional racism within the Irish
naturalisation process
Citation: Irish Law Times 2022, 40(12), 174-180
Keywords: Immigration; Human rights
Keywords: Good character; Immigration policy; Institutional racism; Ireland; Morals and
law; Naturalisation
Immigration decision overturned because of risk of applicant being subjected to FGM

Keywords: Immigration
Reforming the “credibility test” to better recognise LGBTQ+ asylum seekers

Keywords: Immigration; Human rights
Revoking a naturalisation certificate and the short waking life of Section 19

Citation: The Bar Review 2021, 26(1), 14-17
Keywords: Immigration; Constitutional law
Judge overturns "thoroughly flawed" denial of work permit to chef

Citation: I.R.N. 2021, 35, 6
Keywords: Discretion; Eligibility; Employers' powers and duties; Immigration
status; Ireland; Work permits
Minister erred in law by denying work permit to Turkish worker

Citation: I.R.N. 2021, 41, 13
Keywords: EU law; Foreign nationals; Ireland; Ministers' powers and duties; Rights of
entry and residence; Turkey; Work permits
Refusal to grant permit to foreign national overturned by judge

Citation: I.R.N. 2021, 10, 16-17
Keywords: Foreign nationals; Ireland; Ministers' powers and duties; Visas; Work permits
Review of decisions to reject employment permit applications

Citation: I.E.L.J. 2021, 18(4), 105-107
Keywords: Ireland; Reviews; Work permits
The impact of the covid-19 pandemic on immigration and asylum law in Ireland – Part I &
II
Keywords: Asylum policy; Coronavirus; Immigration policy; Immigration
services; Infectious disease control; Ireland; Remote working; Travel documents; Visas
The balance between rights of families and control of immigration

Keywords: Constitutional law; Immigration
Should states impose their family law on foreigners whom they welcome as immigrants?
Keywords: Conflict of laws; Family law; Immigration
Irish immigration considerations in corporate transactions

Keywords: Acquisitions; Due diligence; Ireland; Right to work; Third country
nationals; Transfer of undertakings
Immigration law: Immigration Act 1999 - notification of intent to deport

Citation: I.L.T. 2021, 39(4), 61-62
Keywords: Brazil; Criminal proceedings; Deportation orders; Immigration policy; Ireland
International protection: gender-based violence - forced marriage

Citation: I.L.T. 2021, 39(4), 62-63
Keywords: Forced marriage; Immigration policy; Internal relocation; Ireland; South Africa
If you ever go across the sea to Ireland

Citation: G.L.S.I. 2020, 114(10), 21-25
Keywords: Citizenship; Deprivation of citizenship; Ireland; Refusal
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UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). UNHCR's Recommendations to the Federal

After the fall

Supreme Court finds no right to maternity benefit without work permit

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Procedure to revoke citizenship unconstitutional

Recusal motion refused

Immigration decision overturned because of risk of applicant being subjected to FGM

Reforming the “credibility test” to better recognise LGBTQ+ asylum seekers

Revoking a naturalisation certificate and the short waking life of Section 19

Judge overturns "thoroughly flawed" denial of work permit to chef

Minister erred in law by denying work permit to Turkish worker

Refusal to grant permit to foreign national overturned by judge

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Review of decisions to reject employment permit applications

The balance between rights of families and control of immigration

Irish immigration considerations in corporate transactions

Immigration law: Immigration Act 1999 - notification of intent to deport

International protection: gender-based violence - forced marriage

If you ever go across the sea to Ireland

Contact the Library: libraryenquire@lawsociety.ie

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