Lawyers in Ireland
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Sharon Delaney
Sharon is a partner in Beauchamps' litigation and dispute resolution team. Sharon was called to the Bar of Ireland in 2005 and practiced as a Barrister for 12 years before being admitted to the Roll of Solicitors in 2018. Sharon has extensive experience working with financial institutions, corporate and individual clients and specialises in advising on all aspects of contentious commercial matters. Sharon has considerable expertise in administrative law, bankruptcy, debt and security enforcement, employment law, planning, corporate, white collar and regulatory crime and tortious actions.
Beauchamps LLP
Shaun O’Shea
Shaun is the head of Beauchamps' Corporate, Commercial and M&A department. He has over 25 years' experience representing buyers, sellers and investors across a wide range of industry sectors. His main areas of work include mergers and acquisitions, equity investments, growth capital, private equity, joint ventures, MBOs, MBIs and corporate reorganisations. Approachable, pragmatic, and very knowledgeable, he leads a team of very committed professionals, and delivers a quality service in a timely manner. Shaun is also a qualified tax advisor, holding the AITI qualification from the Irish Taxation Institute, a trained CEDR mediator and a previous managing partner of the firm.
Beauchamps LLP
Shay Lydon
Shay Lydon is a partner in the Asset Management and Investment Funds Department at Matheson. He practices corporate and financial services law and advises many of the world's leading financial institutions, investment banks, asset management companies and service providers carrying on business in Ireland or through Irish vehicles. Shay has advised a wide range of domestic, continental, UK and US investment banks and financial institutions in relation to the legal and regulatory issues relating to the structuring, establishment and operation of mutual and alternative investment funds in Ireland, their listing on the Irish Stock Exchange, and the restructuring and amalgamation of such funds. He has advised on the Irish interpretation and implementation of European financial services directives, and has liaised with foreign counsel in many EU member states and other countries with respect to the marketing of Irish investment funds in those jurisdictions. He has also advised in relation to the structuring, offer and sale of investment instruments, the public issuance of equity and debt securities, the provision of investment advice and other financial services. Shay was a member of the editorial committee of the inaugural edition of the Hibernian Law Journal. He has presented papers to client seminars and meetings on various topics relating to financial services regulation.
Matheson LLP
Sheena Doggett
Partner
A&L Goodbody LLP
Sheila Tormey
Sheila is a Partner in William Fry’s Competition & Regulation Department. She advises on all aspects of EU, UK and Irish competition law including merger control, anti-competitive agreements and conduct by dominant firms. She has particular experience in merger control and in distribution, parallel imports, rebates and other pricing practices. In addition, she specialises in public procurement law and is an external supervisor for EU Public Procurement Law on the King’s College, London, LLM programme.
William Fry LLP
Simon Breen
Simon is a partner in the Competition and Regulated Markets Group. His practice covers EU and Irish competition law, foreign investment screening and sectoral regulation. Simon advises clients on a wide range of competition and regulatory matters, including merger control, foreign investment screening, investigations, State aid, competition law aspects of agreements, compliance programmes, and competition litigation. Prior to joining Arthur Cox in 2018, Simon worked in the London and Brussels offices of Slaughter and May. Simon is recognised as a Rising Star in Competition Law in Ireland by Legal 500.
Arthur Cox LLP
Simon Hannigan
Simon is a partner and head of the Real Estate Group and advises on all aspects of commercial real estate including development, construction, property finance, commercial, landlord and tenant and portfolio acquisition. Simon has a broad practice encompassing all aspects of real estate and commercial property work, including acquisition, disposal and financing of asset portfolios and loan portfolios, negotiation of commercial leases and agreements for lease for both landlords and tenants, property aspects of liquidations, receiverships and examinerships and advising on the acquisition, development and disposal of data centres and multi-family and PRF schemes.
Arthur Cox LLP
Simon Lynch
Simon is a Partner, practising as part of our Real Estate team. He has particular expertise advising in finance, investment and development transactions. He acts for national house builders, land promoters, land owners, and insolvency practitioners across the country in sales, acquisitions, joint ventures and licence agreements. Simon has extensive experience in advising developers, lenders and equity investors in all aspects of financing, secured lending and property investment. He has also advised on the development of a number of private hospitals. Prior to joining RDJ, Simon was a team leader of the residential development department of NAMA where he was responsible for originating significant facilities for large scale developments and successfully devised novel ways to expedite the delivery of large scale residential projects. Additionally, Simon advised on complex multi-jurisdictional enforcement, restructuring and work-outs.
RDJ LLP
Simon Mahon
Simon specialises in corporate banking, representing international and domestic banks, alternative lenders and borrowers on a wide range of financing transactions. Simon has extensive experience in all forms of secured and unsecured lending across various industries, including acquisition and leveraged financing, real estate and development financing, debt re-structuring, asset-based financing and cash-flow lending, on a bi-lateral and syndicated basis. Simon advises Irish and international financial institutions (both senior and mezzanine lenders), alternative debt providers and borrowers (both corporates and individuals, including international corporate groups borrowing through Irish subsidiaries) across a broad spectrum of corporate banking matters. He has a strong track record with a focus on transactional work encompassing all manner of banking facilities and other financial products in the corporate banking sphere.
Byrne Wallace Shields LLP
Simon Murphy
Simon is an partner within Beauchamps' Insolvency & Corporate Restructuring team. He acts for clients across a wide spectrum of insolvency and litigation matters, and acts for all stakeholders including liquidators, receivers and examiners. Simon has driven the promotion and expansion of the team to become a market leader in recent years. He has extensive experience in some of the most high profile matters to come before the Irish Courts including the examinership of CityJet DAC, the test case against FBD Insurance with respect to business interruption insurance arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, and the liquidation of multinational brands including Aldo Shoes Ireland Limited, Oasis Fashions Ireland Limited and Warehouse Fashions Ireland Limited, among others. Simon's practical approach to advice on complex issues of law within the tight parameters of insolvency, restructuring and litigation scenarios ensures the delivery of key outcomes for his clients while also allowing collective collaboration with third parties. Simon is also admitted to practice in England and Wales.
Beauchamps LLP
Simon O’Neill
Simon is a partner in the banking and finance team advising on all aspects of corporate banking, focussing on secured and unsecured lending transactions, property and project finance. Simon advises on the sale, acquisition and management of loan and asset portfolios, debt restructuring, work-out arrangements and negotiations. Simon has extensive experience advising on and drafting facility and security documentation for financial institutions and borrowers and has advised corporates on funding agreements and the provision of security as collateral for regulatory or other funding shortfall arrangements, including under the Environmental Protection Agency’s scheme of financial provision for environmental liabilities. Simon has extensive experience in the area of tobacco regulation having advised the national regulatory authority for a number of years in relation to the legislative framework for the regulation of tobacco products, during which time he was involved in many leading cases concerning the Public Health (Tobacco) Acts. Simon has an interest in the ethical finance sector and has advised a number of micro-finance institutions and social lenders and has expertise in relation to Islamic finance/Shari’ah compliant finance structures. Simon is the secretary of the Islamic Finance Council of Ireland, a not-for profit organisation supporting the development of Islamic and ethical finance in Ireland.
Philip Lee LLP
Simon Shinkwin
Simon is a partner in the Competition and Regulation Group at Matheson. Simon advises on all aspects of EU and Irish competition and regulatory law with a particular focus on regulated sectors primarily the telecoms, media, technology, infrastructure, food & beverage and life sciences sectors. Simon also co-leads Matheson’s Foreign Direct Investment / Foreign Investment Review practice advising businesses on navigating Ireland’s new FDI regime and acquisitions of ‘critical’ and ‘sensitive’ assets and businesses. Simon advises clients in relation to complex competition and merger control issues before the CCPC, Minister for Environment, Climate & Communications and the European Commission as well as advising on regulatory matters including product / service launches across the EMEA, advisory and compliance work, regulatory appeals, investigations and submissions to ComReg, the CCPC, the European Commission, the Coimisiún na Meán and other sectoral regulators.
Matheson LLP
Simon Walsh
Partner
McCann FitzGerald LLP
Sinead Crowley
Sinéad is of counsel in our Corporate and M&A Group and advises clients on all area of corporate law, in particular on M&A and corporate finance. Sinead advises international and domestic companies, as well as public sector bodies, on all aspects of corporate law and governance, as well as a wide range of commercial matters. Sinead has considerable experience in mergers and acquisitions (domestic and cross-border), advising on public and private transactions as well as corporate finance and equity capital market transactions. Sinead has advised on corporate transactions in the pharmaceutical, food, energy and building sectors and has particular experience in the due diligence and corporate documents associated with the acquisition of private limited companies.
Arthur Cox LLP
Sinead Fitzgerald
Partner in the Family and Child Law Departments
Comyn Kelleher Tobin LLP
Sinead Kearney
Partner, Head of Health and Social Care
Byrne Wallace Shields LLP
Sinéad Lynch
Partner
A&L Goodbody LLP
Sinéad Martyn
Partner
McCann FitzGerald LLP
Sinéad O\'Connor
Partner
A&L Goodbody LLP
Sinéad Ryan
Partner
Corrigan & Corrigan
Siobhan Carlin
Partner
Dentons Ireland LLP
Siobhan Kearney
Partner
A&L Goodbody LLP
Siobhan McBean
Siobhán is a Partner in the firm’s Asset Management and Investment Funds Group. Siobhán advises on all legal and regulatory issues relating to the establishment, structuring and ongoing regulation of investment funds and fund managers in Ireland. Siobhán has extensive experience advising a variety of fund structures and asset classes, including UCITS, QIAIFs, ICAVs, hedge funds, property and real estate funds, loan origination funds, money market funds, fund of funds and private equity funds, as well as advising on a number of cross-border and domestic fund merger transactions. Siobhán also advises investment managers, management companies, AIFMs and other fund service providers in relation to the establishment, authorisation and regulation of operations in Ireland.
Arthur Cox LLP
Sonya Manzor
Sonya is a Partner and Head of William Fry Tax Advisors. She advises both domestic and multi-national corporations across a range of sectors on Irish tax matters including corporate tax, VAT and stamp duty. She is a key member of the firm’s FDI group. Her extensive experience includes advising on inward investment, IP and international tax structuring, reorganisations, real estate transactions and mergers and acquisitions.
William Fry LLP