Book review: The Constitution of Ireland: A Contextual Analysis by Oran Doyle

There is a slight possibility that this book might not get the recognition that it deserves in its home country. Some less attentive Irish readers might note its short length and membership of an international series and conclude that this work is nothing more than a brief "nutshell" textbook on Irish constitutional law designed for a non-Irish readership. This would be a terrible blunder based on a misunderstanding of the purpose of the series to which this book belongs.