Established in 2010, the Child Law Clinic provides pro bono research assistance to practising lawyers or civil society groups for their litigation and advocacy work. It authors its own submissions and amicus briefs to various courts and committees on matters of interest as well.

The clinic brings together faculty members specialising in child law and children's rights and postgraduate students from the Law LLM (Children's Rights and Family Law) and PhD programme. 

Some notable work done here includes securing redress for survivors of sexual abuse in national schools, which helped to secure rulings by the European Court of Human Rights in the Louise O'Keeffe case. 

Child Law Clinic