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Several Kildare legal practitioners have been nominated for the Irish Law Awards.
The awards will take place on Friday, May 12, at a black-tie gala evening ceremony hosted by Miriam O’Callaghan in Dublin. The awards are sponsored by AIB Private Banking.
Naas solicitor Tim Kennelly, who is nominated in two categories, said: "We are very proud and appreciative to be recognised in this way among our peers. These awards celebrate the ideals of the legal profession in Ireland and to be shortlisted as a finalist at a provincial and national level, in both of these categories, is a huge honour for us.”
The local nominees are:
Family Law
Susan Webster - Susan Webster & Company
Law School of the Year
Maynooth University Department of Law
Leinster Law Firm of the Year
Hanahoe and Hanahoe Solicitors
Moloney & Co. Solicitors
Susan Webster & Company
Leinster Solicitor of the Year
Luke Hanahoe - Hanahoe & Hanahoe Solicitors
Tim Kennelly Solicitors
Liam Moloney - Moloney & Co. Solicitors
Susan Webster - Susan Webster & Company
Sole Practitioner/Sole Principal of the Year Award
Tim Kennelly Solicitors
Liam Moloney - Moloney & Co. Solicitors
Susan Webster - Susan Webster & Company
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