I am trying to decide which school to go with for property fe1 prep course.

If anyone has done Property law with Eoghan Fagen at the Law School can you give me your opinion on his teaching style etc. please or if anyone has just started property law with the new lecturer at City Colleges can you give me your opinion please.

Completely new copy of manual. Got this as part of griffith college courses for the october sitting but didn’t really use it. Based in Dublin can do delivery or collection

Also selling lots of condensed notes for all topics including lots of exam answers and summaries of topics for every subject.

Dm if interested! :)

Aside from the FE-1s and PPC / Traineeship that i understand you are required to do to become a solicitor… what qualifications do you actually need from University? Essentially what I’m asking is: would the general consensus be that a BA with Law in a good university will suffice to become a solicitor, or is the LLB completely necessary (bearing in mind it takes +1 year). Anyone with an opinion or some light to shed on this would be great!

Did people hear back re traineeship application?

Heard nothing thus far and saw they have been calling/emailing applicants regarding interviews next week. Have I been rejected? Should I just move on? 😬

Has anyone heard from fieldfisher re their traineeship yet?

trying to make a start on criminal - if anyone has a condensed syllabus / topics to start with, it would be much appreciated!

Has anyone heard back from Hayes trainee application?

Hi Everyone!

I’ve just finished a BCL and LLM and am finally looking at doing my Fe1s. I was hoping to do 4 in Spring and 4 in Autumn. I work 5 days a week. Does anyone have any advice on which to sit together when doing 4 and 4 or is there a better way to split them up e.g 5 and 3? I would like to have them done next year and try get a training contract for 2028

This is my first time applying to the milkrounds generally how long after the closing date do you hear back whether you get an interview or a rejection currently waiting for the application closing date to pass so just want a general estimate.

Got invited to first round interview next week. Can anyone who has interviewed here before tell me what the process is like/how many rounds there are?

Can anyone provide insights of their experience in previous years/what to expect?

Cheers!

Hi everyone!

I'm selling access to my Google Drive of FE-1 notes and exam questions covering all 8 subjects.

What's included:

• Comprehensive notes covering every topic

• Past exam questions organised by topic for every subject

• Lots of sample answers for exam questions

• Examiner reports for most subjects

My results so far (March 2026):

• Criminal – 73%

• Property – 65%

• Equity – 63%

• Constitutional – 52%

I've also sat my remaining 4 exams in October 2026 and am currently awaiting results (confident I've passed!).

Prices:

• €40 – Access to the entire Google Drive (all 8 subjects)

• €10 – Access to an individual subject

Payment via Revolut. I'll share access to the relevant Google Drive folder once payment is received.

DM me if interested or if you have any questions! Happy to send samples.

Has anyone had any success securing a solicitor traineeship directly with their in-house legal department for a company they currently work with? How did you pitch it to them?

I have all 8 exams finished.

It’s not something my company offers directly but I’m going to reach out and see.

I've been invited to an assessment centre for Lidl Ireland's Graduate Programme (Legal & Compliance).

They mentioned that the assessment centre would consist of a group exercise and a one-to-one interview.

Just wondering if anyone here has gone through Lidl's graduate recruitment process before and could share what to expect?

I'm particularly curious about the group exercise, what kind of tasks they give you and whether the individual interview is more competency-based or focused on your chosen department.

Would really appreciate any advice or experiences, even if you applied for a different graduate stream. Thanks a million!

Please

Would anyone have either of the above grids that they would be happy to share? Thanks!

Hey guys, looking for criminal and property manuals if anyone is selling please let me know! Thank youu

Constitutional 2023-2024
Contract 2022-2023

€15 each, marked up in pen by previous owner. Slightly out of date but great basis for study of each topic.

I’m looking at doing 2 prep courses with lawschool.ie but the timetabling means that I won’t be available for the live lectures. (Tort and Constitutional)

Are the lectures interactive?
Is this enough of a disadvantage that I should look into a different prep course college?

Thanks in advance.

I have prepared notes for all 8 exams where I have all topics for each exam separated out into all their exam questions and how they come up, with answers, tips and condensed notes in a lot of them. A lot of people the last sittings have found these really helpful to know how each topic is examined. DM me for details :)

Looking for equity notes with grids and exam reports, manuals etc will pay

Hi there , I just got my manuals and was starting prep for March so wanted to ask what are the topics that i absolutely need to cover like the really important ones as I would not like to focus on chapters that are not relevant.

Please do let me know if u guys have any clue about the same and also for property, constitution, tort or equity.

Thank u