Laura Donnellan

School of Law

Laura Donnellan is a lecturer in Law at the School of Law, University of Limerick

You can trace the origins of these regulations back to 1995 and the Bosman case, but they've evolved hugely since then

There are many legal ramifications to this story, including animal cruelty laws and morals' clauses in contracts with sportspeople

As recent legal cases around bridge show, defining what constitutes a sport can be a fraught process

Opinion: recent stories around the Iditarod race in Alaska and greyhound racing in Ireland put the focus on the rules around doping and animals in …

Opinion: the huge growth in interest in MMA has not been matched by regulation and universally accepted rules within the sport

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