Lawyers in Ireland

Colin Hayes

Colin is a partner in Whitney Moore's Dispute Resolution team. He advises clients in relation to commercial and property disputes, product and public liability claims, personal injury claims and debt recovery. He has particular expertise in automotive and aviation matters and has been involved in a number of mediations arising from commercial, automotive and aviation disputes. Colin also has considerable experience in the areas of debt recovery and commercial litigation.

Whitney Moore

Colin Kavanagh

Colin is a Partner in the Corporate and M&A Group. He is head of the firm’s Life Sciences Group, Media, Entertainment and Sports Group, and Communications Group. Colin provides corporate, commercial, regulatory and intellectual property advice across a range of industries but in particular the life sciences, food, beverage, agri-business, media, telecoms, sports, entertainment and technology sectors. Colin advises those and other industries on mergers, acquisitions and investments, cross-border tax and intellectual property re-organisations, post-acquisition integrations and corporate treasury activities. Colin advises on the drafting and negotiation of commercial contracts and arrangements a across a range of sectors, with a particular focus on IP based industries. Colin also advises on the regulation of the life sciences and media industries in Ireland.

Arthur Cox LLP

Colin Monaghan

Partner

Mason Hayes & Curran LLP

Colin Rooney

Colin is Head of our Technology and Innovation Group. He advises on data protection and privacy, information technology, outsourcing, cloud computing, and e-business matters. Colin has extensive experience advising domestic and international clients on information management issues, with his data protection and information technology practice covering all aspects of data processing across all industry sectors. His practice also has a strong emphasis on commercial IT agreements. Colin is a frequent speaker on data protection and freedom of information topics, including at the Data Protection Leadership Forum, which the Group launched in 2019. He is also a frequent contributor to various legal journals on the above-mentioned topics.

Arthur Cox LLP

Colin Sainsbury

Corporate Counsel, Corporate and Head of Life Sciences

Byrne Wallace Shields LLP

Colm Fanning

Partner

McCann FitzGerald LLP

Colm O’Keefe

Colm is a partner in Beauchamps' Commercial Property department. Colm has broad commercial property experience, advising on the acquisition, development, sale and leasing of commercial, retail and industrial property – including hotels, shopping centre units, retail parks and office developments – as well as on landlord and tenant law issues and negotiating commercial leases. Colm has extensive experience in the area of enforcement and insolvency related property matters and works with receivers, financial institutions and other service providers in relation to the management and disposal of large property portfolios and his team is the market leader in this area. Colm has also acted for developers and construction professionals in negotiating construction contracts for numerous development projects.

Beauchamps LLP

Colm Rafferty

Colm is co-head of Maples and Calder's Corporate team in the Maples Group's Dublin office. Colm has extensive experience in company law and corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, venture capital, cross-border mergers and private equity investments. He has been involved in many of Ireland's most significant equity financings and transactions involving Irish private technology companies. Colm also has extensive experience advising institutional financial investors and private equity investors investing in and acquiring Irish assets. His practice includes Irish inward investment projects and other cross border transactions. Colm is a sought after advisor to many of Ireland's most successful venture-backed technology companies, having represented such companies as AMCS, Movidius and Web Reservations.

Maples Group

Colm Ó hUiginn

Partner

Dentons Ireland LLP

Con Barry

Senior Associate in the Litigation Department

Comyn Kelleher Tobin LLP

Conall Geraghty

Partner

Mason Hayes & Curran LLP

Connor Manning

Connor practices in the area of corporate law, with an emphasis on mergers and acquisitions and corporate finance. Connor’s M&A experience includes both public and private transactions such as mergers, acquisitions, reorganisations and joint ventures, both domestic and cross border and in various industries. Connor’s corporate finance experience includes representation of issuers and underwriters in public and private offerings including IPOs and secondary offerings. He also advises on corporate governance, commercial agreements and inward investments.

Arthur Cox LLP

Conor Blennerhassett

Conor is a partner in Matheson's Projects and Infrastructure Group and Energy, Natural Resources and Utilities Group. Conor advises on large-scale infrastructure, energy and construction projects, with specialised experience in contract negotiation, risk allocation, development structuring, financing, transactional matters (including due diligence and transaction document negotiation), corporate law matters and operational advice (including regulatory issues and operational problem solving). Conor’s primary focus is on infrastructure development and transactional projects (greenfield and brownfield), particularly concessions, PPPs, debt-financed and similar private sector-led development structures. Conor works with clients such as infrastructure funders, sponsors, contractors and operational teams. Conor is ranked as a leading practitioner in the IFLR100, Legal 500 and Chambers international legal directories in the project development, project finance, PPP and transport practice areas.

Matheson LLP

Conor Cunningham

Partner

McCann FitzGerald LLP

Conor Houlihan

DLA Piper Ireland LLP

Conor Keaveny

Partner, Banking & Capital Markets

Dillon Eustace

Conor Kennedy

Prior to joining EY Law, Conor was a Tax Appeals Commissioner having resolved €2.6 billion in tax disputes. He is a barrister with many years of experience representing clients in tribunals and the courts and is one of the leading experts in tax litigation.

EY Law Ireland

Conor Kiernan

Partner, Banking & Capital Markets

Dillon Eustace

Conor Mac Nally

Partner, Banking & Finance Additional Practice Areas: Corporate Investment & Fundraisings New Homes

BHSM LLP incorporating OBH Partners

Conor McCarthy

Conor is a partner in the Corporate and M&A Group and Head of the London office. Conor advises public and private industry-leading Irish and international corporates and investors on their complex cross-border M&A transactions, all aspects of Irish company law and equity capital markets transactions. Conor advises clients across a variety of business and industry sectors including construction, aviation, financial services, healthcare and energy. Conor advises clients on a wide range of corporate transactions including M&A transactions, joint ventures, corporate finance transactions, cross border mergers, corporate reorganisations and general corporate/commercial law matters. Conor also advises both issuers and banks in relation to equity capital markets transactions. Conor regularly works with his litigation colleagues in advising parties to complex shareholder and other commercial disputes. Conor has advised on some of the most high profile Irish M&A and equity capital markets transactions in recent years. Conor joined the firm in 2014 from Linklaters LLP in London.

Arthur Cox LLP

Conor McEneaney

DLA Piper Ireland LLP

Conor McEvoy

Conor is a partner in Beauchamps Housing and Commercial Property team. He advises approved housing bodies, local authorities, developers, investors, public bodies, landlords, tenants, financial institutions, and insolvency practitioners on all aspects of housing and commercial property. As a key member of the award-winning Housing Team, he has vast experience advising on the acquisition, development, and management of housing (with a particular speciality for social and affordable housing). Conor also has strong specialist knowledge in the acquisition, development, disposal, leasing, and licensing of various types of property including mixed commercial and residential developments, shopping centres, retail parks and office developments. Conor is admitted to practice in England and Wales.

Beauchamps LLP

Conor Morgan

Conor is a partner in the Healthcare team at Hayes solicitors. He is an experienced adviser on the defence of medical negligence claims in Ireland (north and south) and England. Conor advises clinicians and their indemnity bodies on the defence of medical negligence claims, primarily high value catastrophic injury claims. He has specific expertise in complex, high-profile claims brought by State authorities related to alleged adverse medication side effects. Prior to joining Hayes, Conor worked for four years in the catastrophic injuries department of a leading UK firm advising insurer clients on complex and very high value claims.

Hayes Solicitors LLP

Conor O'Dwyer

Conor is a corporate transactional lawyer for over 20 years and has been fortunate to have advised major Irish and international companies, private equity firms and other stakeholders on many novel, complex and transformative transactions. He specialises in advising clients on mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures. financings, restructurings, equity capital markets, corporate governance and shareholder arrangements. Conor has acted for clients across a range of sectors including financial services, real estate, food & beverage, technology/fintech and pharma/life sciences. Prior to joining EY Law Ireland, Conor was a senior corporate partner in one of Ireland’s largest law firms and served on its management committee for several years. He has been a recommended Corporate/M&A lawyer in leading ranking guides Chambers & Partners Global, Chambers & Partners Europe, IFLR1000 and Legal500. “By having a deep understanding of our clients’ goals and business needs, we are trusted by those clients to advise on complex and transformative transactions, enabling them to manage risk and prosper.”

EY Law Ireland