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A&L Goodbody’s Sports
Law Unit was established in 1999 to co-ordinate the firm's activities and
expertise in the area of sports law. Members of the Unit come from a range
of different disciplines within the Firm including employment, litigation
and dispute resolution, intellectual and commercial property, company,
commercial and competition law. With this breath of knowledge combined
with unrivalled experience of the Irish sports market, the Unit provides
coordinated and specialised legal advice to sports associations, governing
commercial bodies, and professionals on issues across a range of sports
including soccer, rugby, horse racing, golf, GAA and motor sports. Click
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The Centre for Sports
Studies, established in UCD in 1999, serves as a focus for innovative
academic activity in the increasingly important area of Sports Studies
through research, consultancy and the provision of multidisciplinary
teaching. The Centre has a staff of five, employs the expertise of over 30
guest lecturers and has approximately 200 full-time and part-time
students, including elite athletes, enrolled on it’s undergraduate and
postgraduate programmes. Click here
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The Centre for Continuing
Professional Education (CPE) offers professional development education
which is focused on
satisfying the learning needs of professionals in industry and business.
Working closely with individual organisations, industry sectors and
professional bodies, CPE develops and delivers tailored programmes using
innovative technology and flexible learning methods. Click here
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