The Cabinet has approved legislation that will grant a temporary and conditional delay on tenant terminations for the length of the present housing crisis, according to the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Darragh O’Brien. No-fault tenancy terminations scheduled for the next winter months will be postponed until 31 March 2023 under the Residential Tenancies (Deferment of Termination Dates of Certain Tenancies) Bill 2022.
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Tenants
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20/05/2020 -Coronavirus and your premises – landlord and tenant obligationsRead MoreHow have the rights changed during the crisis?
Personal Injury Guidelines
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08/11/2022 -PI GuidelinesRead MoreWe are lucky to have a supportive network of clients, and clients who had engaged our services for personal injuries and felt so supported throughout the process that they recommend us to their friends, families and colleagues.
Conveyancing
- 03/05/2021 -The Residential Tenancies Board: what is it?Read More
And when/why should you get in touch?
- 09/04/2021 -Things to consider for first-time buyersRead More
Cost, amenities and what it is you're looking for
- 11/01/2021 -Switching your mortgage: is it worth it?Read More
It is if you want to save money and trust your solicitor and broker to get you there.
- 04/01/2021 -It’s Complicated: when unmarried couples cohabitRead More
What are your legal rights when you own together but aren't married or in a civil partnership?
- 23/11/2020 -Lease or a licence? The Court will decideRead More
What's the difference and why does it matter?
- 07/08/2020 -Buying and selling property in Ireland: what taxes are you liable for?Read More
What are they and will you have to pay them?
- 20/05/2020 -Coronavirus and your premises – landlord and tenant obligationsRead More
How have the rights changed during the crisis?
Litigation
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- 19/04/2021 -You’ve been in a car accident, what next?Read More
We’re sorry to hear that you’ve been involved in a car accident, and hope that you haven’t been hurt
- 21/12/2020 -Gender Pay Gap case won by McKenna and Co SolicitorsRead More
Woman in same job as male counterparts on lower pay scale
- 07/12/2020 -Before going to court for a personal injury: The Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB)Read More
What is PIAB and do you have to engage with them?
Wills and probate
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12/04/2021 -Certainty, Conflict, Comfort: Benefits of a valid willRead MoreCaring for loved ones, avoiding tax and peace of mind just some of the benefits
- 28/12/2020 -Do It Yourself? Why it’s a bad idea for WillsRead More
Invalid wills create cost and trouble for family and friends
Charity
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21/05/2021 -Focus Ireland: McKenna and Co's 2021 CharityRead MoreMcKenna and Co Solicitors are delighted and proud to announce that we are partnering with Focus Ireland, as our 2021 charity.
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17/05/2021 -McKenna and Co take part in Darkness into LightRead MoreThe event raised funds and awareness for Pieta House, a suicide prevention charity
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14/12/2020 -McKenna and Co Solicitors undertakes shoebox appeal for Indian orphanage this ChristmasRead MoreAfter visiting the orphanage in 2017, Lisa McKenna remains committed to helping the boys in the Bulbulir Basa Orphanage
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30/11/2020 -Lisa McKenna raises over €5,000 for Focus IrelandRead MoreFocus Ireland raised €1.8million to help those sleeping on the streets in Ireland
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16/11/2020 -Calcutta Run 2020 moves online but maintains its impactRead MoreCovid-19 forced the Calcutta Run to go online, but practitioners made the most of the challenge
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19/06/2020 -McKenna and Co announce our 2020 CharityRead MoreThe Covid-19 pandemic has impacted everyone, and left the vulnerable in society without the protection of charitable donations.
Accolades
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22/09/2020 -McKenna and Co win two awards at Network Ireland Dublin awardsRead MoreLisa McKenna wins Emerging New Business and is Highly Commended for Power Within