Professional background
I have worked in Fieldfisher Ireland LLP, and its predecessor McDowell Purcell Solicitors, since 2015 as a paralegal and trainee solicitor, before being admitted to the Roll of Solicitors in Ireland in 2022.
I advise public bodies, statutory bodies, and professional regulatory bodies on all aspects of their statutory functions, as well as in relation to their practice and procedures. I have a particular interest in the following areas:
- Advising professional regulatory bodies in respect of their fitness to practise processes, from preliminary investigation stage through to sanction stage;
- Investigating and preparing the presentation of complaints before fitness to practise committees of professional regulatory bodies;
- Appearing before boards and councils of professional regulatory bodies;
- Preparing applications in the High Court for confirmation of sanction and seeking emergency suspension orders; and
- Defending judicial review proceedings and statutory appeals in the High Court, Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court;
- Advising on the exercise of statutory functions, statutory interpretation, and fair procedures, including the delivery of training.
Authored pieces
Public and Regulatory
Insight
Decoding the Consumer Protection Code 2025
23.04.2025
On 24 March 2025, the Central Bank of Ireland ("CBI") has published a revised Consumer Protection Code ("CPC"), which will take effect on 24 March 2026 following a 12-month implementation period. It is important to note that the existing 2012 CPC regime remains in place until the new version becomes effective.
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