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  • Immigration
    • Irish Citizenship
    • International Protection/Asylum
    • Irish Passport Applications
    • Information for Ukrainian Nationals
    • Work Permits
    • Family Reunification
    • Judicial Review
    • Spouse Visas
    • Applications for Non EEA National Family Members of UK citizens
    • EU Treaty Rights
    • Visa Applications
    • Undocumented Migrant Scheme Applications
    • Stamp 0
    • Stamp 4 Permission To Remain
    • Start-up Entrepreneur Scheme (STEP)
    • Domestic Violence Victims – Independent Residence Permission
    • Change of Immigration Status Applications
    • Minister of Religion Permission
    • Other Immigration Permissions
  • Personal Injury*
    • Personal Injury Claims
      • – Applying to the Injuries Board
      • – Statute of Limitations
      • – How long will your claim take
      • – Injury Compensation Amounts
      • – Legal Costs
      • Workplace Claims
      • – Building Sites
      • – Slips Trips & Falls
      • – Bullying Stress Compensation
    • Accidents in Public Places
      • – Public Liability Accident Claims
      • – Footpath, Kerb & Pavement Accident Claims
      • – Supermarket Accident Claims
      • – Shopping Centre Accident Claims
      • – Sports Accident Injury Claims
      • – Accidents At Public Events Claims
      • – Amusement Park Accident Claims
      • – Swimming Pool Accident Claims
      • Accidents Involving Minors
  • Road Traffic Accidents*
    • Uninsured Drivers
    • Car Accidents
    • Motorbike Accidents
    • Pedestrian Accidents
    • Cycling Accidents
    • Bus Accidents
    • Taxi Accidents
    • Train and Tram Accidents
    • Road Fatalities
  • Medical Negligence*
    • Cancer Misdiagnosis
    • Orthopaedic Negligence
    • Hospital Negligence
    • Neonatal & Birthing Injuries
    • Cosmetic Surgery Negligence
    • GP Negligence Claims
  • Judicial Review
    • What is Judicial Review?
    • Against whom can judicial review be sought?
    • Time Limits for Judicial Review Applications
    • How do judicial review proceedings work?
    • Typical grounds for judicial review
    • What happens after the grant of Judicial Review
    • Examples of where Judicial Review Applications are taken
  • Student Grant Appeals
    • Student Grant Appeals and High Court Applications
    • Student Grant Appeal
    • Appeal to the Student Grants Appeals Board
    • Appeal to the High Court on a point of Law
    • Example Case

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Rathmines,
Dublin 6

Phone: +353 1 406 2862
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14 Anglesea St,
Cork City,
T12 FD93

Phone: +353 21 202 8080
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