Anthony Fay Solicitor is the founding principal of the practice which was established in 2006. He qualified as a Solicitor in 1999 having studied law in University College Galway and The Law Society of Ireland. Anthony worked with Nolan Farrell & Goff Solicitors between 1999 and 2001 where he gained extensive experience in Conveyancing, Probate and Landlord & Tenant Law.

He most recently represented the Irish Handball Council Sports Centre in negotiations with the GAA which resulted in the construction of a world-class handball & community center built beside Croke Park, Dublin 3 in 2020.See link http://www.thejournal.ie/handball-centre-gaa-dispute-settled-2968504-Sep2016/

Other Post Qualification Experience

Morrissey Lawyers based in Sydney, Australia specialising in Employment Law, Industrial Advocacy & Commercial Litigation from 2001-2003. Anthony further completed the Legal Practitioners Course at the University of Sydney and was subsequently admitted to the Roll of Solicitors (New South Wales) in 2003.

Employed by a well known Dublin law firm upon his return to Ireland in 2004. Anthony consolidated his litigation experience in family law, personal injury, road traffic offences, immigration law and debt collection. A member of the Law Society of Ireland and Dublin Solicitors Bar Association.

Publications & Presentations:

• The Irish Law Times – “PIAB One Year on – A Happy Anniversary ?” – An examination of The Injuries Board
• The Law Society Gazette of Ireland – The Great Outdoors” – Proposed legal reform of outdoor concerts in Ireland
• Provided assistance with the making of the Primetime TV Programme about the Irish Handball Council Sports Centre. See links below.
  www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUVXUxAo4-4
  http://hoganstand.com/Football/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=211685
• The Law Society Gazette of Ireland, – “Riding The Coat Tails” – A comparison of Irish Collective Agreements with other jurisdictions.
• The Irish Law Times No.18 – “An Overview of the European Union’s influence on Employees’ Rights and Industrial Relations within Ireland”
• Property Seminar on the sale & purchase of residential properties
• Previous volunteer at the Citizens Information Advice Centre, Waterford providing part-time free legal advice to less privileged and elderly people.

LIAM DOYLE