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Women who kill: 'the female poisoner has been particularly reviled'
Six 20th century Irish murder cases provide counter-intuitive examples of how criminal juries view women charged with murder, writes Dr Lynsey Black of the School of Law and Criminology
Why a decarceration strategy could work for Ireland
Understanding the consequences of different sentences can help us decide which aims of sentencing we want to prioritise, writes Dr Ian Marder of the School of Law and Criminology
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Here are some ways you can build trust in the workplace
Trust is a valuable resource for working relationships and should be proactively worked on and developed, writes Dr Sian Kelly of the School of Business
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The story of Ireland's adoption history in two institutions
A new project will look at the history of Dublin's Temple Hill and Bird's Nest children's homes through interviews with adoptees and employees, write Dr Declan Monaghan of the Arts and Humanities Institute and PhD scholar Jennifer Brady
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