RT @probation_irl: 🎧 And that's a wrap! Episode 6 of On Probation with @colmoregan is now available wherever you get your podcasts. For our…

In an opinion piece for @journal_ie, Marie Keenan (@MarieMkeenan) recommends the introduction of an implementation plan for restorative justice in response to sexual violence and abuse in Ireland. @UCDSocialPWJ @ucdsocscilaw

Heading to EUROCRIM 2024 this week? Why not listen to Lieven Pauwels and Marcelo Aebi's Criminology podcast, featuring interviews with leading European criminologists including our very own Ian O'Donnell (episode 36) @UCDLawSchool @esc_eurocrim

In today’s Irish Times, Deirdre Healy & Marie Keenan call for a whole-system, trauma-informed and multi-agency response to address delays in the processing of sexual offences. @MarieMkeenan @UCDLawSchool @UCDSocialPWJ @IrishTimes

A new study, funded by @DeptJusticeIRL, provides valuable insights into the reasons behind delays in the processing of sexual offences in Ireland. Read the report by Marie Keenan, Deirdre Healy and colleagues at: @MarieMkeenan @UCDLawSchool @UCDSocialPWJ

The Dept of Justice launches two important research projects on delays in the processing of sex offences on 14 June. The second, led by Marie Keenan & Deirdre Healy, explores stakeholder perspectives on the reasons for delays. Register at @DeptJusticeIRL

Really looking forward to the ACJRD's 27th Annual Conference which will cover topics such as policing, judicial intervention, support for prisoners, international decriminalisation policies, Citizens' Assembly views and the lived experience of drug users @Acjrd_ie @IRLcriminology

We are very much looking forward to co-hosting this conference with @IASIO_Ireland on Friday, 24th May. We have a fantastic line-up of speakers who will share valuable insights into how best to support desistance, rehabilitation and reintegration in Ireland. Register today!

Sincere thanks to Marie Keenan @MarieMkeenan and James Gallen @JamesGallen for sharing valuable insights from their research on responses to non-recent historical abuse at our Criminology Salon yesterday. Pictured here with project researcher Sophie Van der Valk @sophievdvalk

Join us for the next UCD Criminology Salon on 2 May when Marie Keenan @MarieMkeenan, Anne-Marie McAlinden @McalindenA and James Gallen @JamesGallen will discuss their research on justice responses to non-recent institutional abuse. Register for free at

RT @iancriminology: Our letter proposing alternatives to prison expansion in @IrishTimes, signed by politicians, community sector & researc…

Thanks to Dr Karen Graham (@School2Prison) for an inspiring and informative lecture yesterday on the connections between school and prison and the prison-to-university pipeline, and to Saoirse Brady (@saoirse_b @IPRT) for her insightful response. @UCDLawSchool

RT @Acjrd_ie: Prof. Maggie O'Neill's lecture draws upon a long history of research with women who come into conflict with the law, who enga…

RT @ColetteBarry: Really looking forward to @School2Prison guest lecture at @UCDcrim next Tuesday 16th April from 4.30pm, with @saoirse_b @…

We are delighted to welcome Dr Karen Graham (City, University of London) to deliver a distinguished guest lecture on the topic of 'School to Prison to University' on 16 April @ 4:30. Saoirse Brady (@IPRT @saoirse_b) is the respondent. Register at:

RT @UCDLawSchool: Dr Deirdre Healy (@UCDCrim), @VGeiran BSocSci '82 MSocSci '97 (Director, @probation_irl 2012-19; @SWSP_TCD) @OCallaghanJ…

RT @BrendanCrim: 📢🚨 Still a few days left (19/03 ⌛️) to get your paper in for the 15th Irish North/South Criminology Conference, 17-19 June…

RT @Acjrd_ie: Book your tickets now for ACJRD's Online Seminar - We are delighted to have Dr Siobhán Buckley, Ca…

RT @BrendanCrim: Not sure what to do with yourself in the middle of June? 🤔 We’ve got you covered - join us in Belfast for the Irish North…

RT @UCD_Research: The Donnybrook Magdalene Laundry opened in 1837 and closed in 1992. @maglaundries has so far recorded the names of 315 wo…