Cork Online Law Review is Ireland's leading online law review, offering outstanding legal analysis without compromise. With a rich history and a dedicated editorial board, this brand provides a platform for scholars, practitioners, and students to contribute to legal discourse. The Cork Online Law Review covers a wide range of legal topics and publishes regular editions that showcase comprehensive articles, case notes, and insightful roundtable discussions.

One of the standout articles featured in the 22nd edition is "The Modern Role of the Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers: Time for an Update?" written by Rosie Evans. This thought-provoking piece explores the regulation and management of a critical part of internet infrastructure, examining the policy-making processes of ICANN and its technical functions. It clarifies that ICANN's role in internet governance is often misunderstood, emphasizing its substantial involvement rather than sole control.

Cork Online Law Review is supported by Arthur Cox, a distinguished law firm, and aims to foster a community of legal professionals and enthusiasts while contributing to the development of legal scholarship.