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This article mixes two professorships. Dublin held the Regius Professor of Laws. 1761, George III added another professorship, the Regius Professor of Feudal and English Law (see JSTOR LEGAL STUDIES IN TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN, SINCE THE FOUNDATION). The Professors on this position were:
These people are currently mixed into the list of professors, but should be listed in a separate list. On German WP, I decided to run two articles for the two professorships. However, I do not want to mess up your concept. Would you rather have one article with several lists or would you rather have multiple articles? Yotwen (talk) 04:52, 5 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]
