Eileen Lynch (left) pictured with An Tánaiste, Simon Coveney and Sinead Ronan, at the recent coffee morning hosted by O’Flynn Exhams in aid of the Cope Foundation. We would like to congratulate Associate Solicitor, Eileen Lynch, on being elected to the Macroom Electoral Area, as part of the 2019 Local Elections. Eileen is a first […]
O’Flynn Exhams is delighted to once again sponsor the Cope Foundation’s annual Golf Classic fundraiser. The event, now in its 23rd year, raises much-needed funds for individuals with intellectual disabilities and/or autism, and their families. Last year’s Golf Classic raised over €40,000, bringing the total funds raised to date, to over €1.6 million. This year’s […]
Irish property owners should be aware that there have been some instances in the UK of fraudsters attempting to register as the owner of a property with the UK Land Registry. One high profile case involved a mother and daughter being found guilty of conspiracy to commit fraud. They duped professionals into enabling a fraudulent […]
The Land and Conveyancing Law Reform (Amendment) Bill 2019 was published by the Minister for Justice and Equality, Charlie Flanagan T.D., on 28thFebruary 2019 and is currently being considered by the Oireachtas. If enacted, the Bill will expand on the range of matters the Court must take into consideration when engaging in repossession proceedings and […]
O’Flynn Exhams is delighted to announce that the firm has been recognised in the 2019 edition of leading international legal directory The Legal 500. From the Legal 500: “Cork-based O’Flynn Exhams provides advice to a range of domestic and multinational clients on commercial property, including several clients in the retail space. Practice head Micheál O Mulláin advised ILC […]
O’Flynn Exhams is delighted to announce that over €1,000 was raised at a coffee morning held at our offices on Friday, 12 April, in support of the Cope Foundation’s Flowers of Hope campaign. The Flowers of Hope campaign is designed to bring more colour to Cork, with all proceeds going towards developing the foundation’s assistive technology, […]
Micheál Ó’Mulláin recently led the O’Flynn Exhams team in respect of the acquisition, development and disposal of a new primary healthcare facility in Athy, Co. Kildare. The project also involved negotiating agreements for occupational leases with HSE, TUSLA, a pharmacy operator and a GP practice. The property was acquired by Primary Healthcare Properties, ICAV, who […]
Richard Neville, Partner, recently led the OFX team advising the Kilkenny Group in its acquisition of Kilkenny Design Centre Limited. Jerome Maume dealt with the general transaction and corporate matters. The property aspects of the deal were dealt with by Eimear Coughlan of our Commercial Property department. Sion Williams advised on licensing. Victoria O’Brien assisted […]
Jerome Maume, Partner, recently led the OFX team in advising Finol Oils in its acquisition of Montrose Oil Limited. Judith Curtin advised on the employment law aspects of the transaction and the property aspects of the deal were dealt with by Micheál Ó’Mulláin of our Commercial Property Department. For more information on how the O’Flynn Exhams […]
Recent cases have highlighted the issues that can arise when an employer decides to let go of an employee by means of a “no fault dismissal”. The following article will explain what a no fault dismissal is, and look at two relevant cases. If you are an employer who may be considering letting your employee […]
If you are considering buying or selling a property, a recent development has now changed how property transactions will proceed in Ireland. From 1st January 2019, the sale and purchase of property has moved to a pre-contract investigation of title (PCIT) system. This is one of the most fundamental changes to be introduced into Irish real […]
With Ireland currently facing a housing crisis, a number of recently-proposed Bills may affect the rights of both landlords and tenants. If these Bills are passed, it is of utmost importance to know how your obligations as a landlord will change. The Residential Tenancies (Amendment) (No.2) Bill 2018 The Residential Tenancies (Amendment) (No.2) Bill 2018 […]