Female judge steps down from European role

The first ever female judge at the European Court of Justice, Ireland’s Fidelma Macken, stepped down today after five years in Luxembourg.

The first ever female judge at the European Court of Justice, Ireland’s Fidelma Macken, stepped down today after five years in Luxembourg.

Judge Macken resigned before completing her term of office, and replacement Aindrias Ó Caoimh, an Irish High Court judge, was formally sworn in at a ceremony at the court.

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