Kathryn O’Sullivan, Ph.D. (2013) is a lecturer at the School of Law, University of Limerick, Ireland. She has published in leading national and international journals including in Legal Studies and in the International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family.

• Notes on Contributors1 IntroductionKathryn O’SullivanPart 1: Accommodating Minority Religions: The International and Irish Context2 Law, Religion and Religious Minorities: Reflections on International Human Rights Law and Global TrendsM. Christian Green3 Accommodating Religious Minorities in Ireland: The Constitutional FrameworkEoin DalyPart 2: Islam and Irish Law: Implications for the Muslim Community in Ireland4 Muslims in Ireland: History, Demographics and DebatesJames Carr5 The Accommodation of Islam in the Irish Workplace, Classroom and HospitalClaire Hogan6 Recognition of Muslim Marriage Ceremonies in Ireland: An AnalysisSusan Leahy and Kathryn O’Sullivan7 Overseas Marriage and Divorce in Islamic Form: A Critical Perspective on the Development of Irish Private International LawMáire Ní Shúilleabháin8 A Comparative Review of the Accommodation of Islamic Finance in Irish LawEdana RichardsonPart 3: International Perspectives on Sharia Councils: Regulation and Governance9 The Legal Framework for Regulating Shariah Councils in the UK: A Potential Model for Ireland?Amin Al-Astewani10 The Usefulness of the ‘Parity Governance Model’ in Muslim Family Law DebatesSamia BanoIndex

Kathryn O’Sullivan, Ph.D. (2013) is a lecturer at the School of Law, University of Limerick, Ireland. She has published in leading national and international journals including in Legal Studies and in the International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family.

• Notes on Contributors1 IntroductionKathryn O’SullivanPart 1: Accommodating Minority Religions: The International and Irish Context2 Law, Religion and Religious Minorities: Reflections on International Human Rights Law and Global TrendsM. Christian Green3 Accommodating Religious Minorities in Ireland: The Constitutional FrameworkEoin DalyPart 2: Islam and Irish Law: Implications for the Muslim Community in Ireland4 Muslims in Ireland: History, Demographics and DebatesJames Carr5 The Accommodation of Islam in the Irish Workplace, Classroom and HospitalClaire Hogan6 Recognition of Muslim Marriage Ceremonies in Ireland: An AnalysisSusan Leahy and Kathryn O’Sullivan7 Overseas Marriage and Divorce in Islamic Form: A Critical Perspective on the Development of Irish Private International LawMáire Ní Shúilleabháin8 A Comparative Review of the Accommodation of Islamic Finance in Irish LawEdana RichardsonPart 3: International Perspectives on Sharia Councils: Regulation and Governance9 The Legal Framework for Regulating Shariah Councils in the UK: A Potential Model for Ireland?Amin Al-Astewani10 The Usefulness of the ‘Parity Governance Model’ in Muslim Family Law DebatesSamia BanoIndex

Kathryn O’Sullivan, Ph.D. (2013) is a lecturer at the School of Law, University of Limerick, Ireland. She has published in leading national and international journals including in Legal Studies and in the International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family.

• Notes on Contributors1 IntroductionKathryn O’SullivanPart 1: Accommodating Minority Religions: The International and Irish Context2 Law, Religion and Religious Minorities: Reflections on International Human Rights Law and Global TrendsM. Christian Green3 Accommodating Religious Minorities in Ireland: The Constitutional FrameworkEoin DalyPart 2: Islam and Irish Law: Implications for the Muslim Community in Ireland4 Muslims in Ireland: History, Demographics and DebatesJames Carr5 The Accommodation of Islam in the Irish Workplace, Classroom and HospitalClaire Hogan6 Recognition of Muslim Marriage Ceremonies in Ireland: An AnalysisSusan Leahy and Kathryn O’Sullivan7 Overseas Marriage and Divorce in Islamic Form: A Critical Perspective on the Development of Irish Private International LawMáire Ní Shúilleabháin8 A Comparative Review of the Accommodation of Islamic Finance in Irish LawEdana RichardsonPart 3: International Perspectives on Sharia Councils: Regulation and Governance9 The Legal Framework for Regulating Shariah Councils in the UK: A Potential Model for Ireland?Amin Al-Astewani10 The Usefulness of the ‘Parity Governance Model’ in Muslim Family Law DebatesSamia BanoIndex