Sinnott Solicitors contributed to the following article published by The Irish Star: The number of Americans pursuing Irish citizenship through ancestry jumped to 63% last year amid the Trump administration's controversial policies. Carol Sinnott of the law firm Sinnott Solicitors told the outlet that many of her American clients were seeking a "plan B" [...]
Sinnott Solicitors contributed to the following article published by Belfast Live: Applications from Americans seeking Irish citizenship through ancestry surged by 63% last year as the Trump administration's divisive policies sparked concern. Carol Sinnott from law firm Sinnott Solicitors told the publication that numerous American clients were pursuing a "plan B" in a "safer [...]
Sinnott Solicitors contributed to the following article published by The Irish Mirror: The number of Americans seeking Irish citizenship through ancestry soared by 63% last year, as discontent with the Trump administration's contentious policies continues to grow. Carol Sinnott of Sinnott Solicitors told the publication that many of her American clients were seeking a [...]
Sinnott Solicitors contributed to the following article published by Dublin Live: The number of Americans seeking Irish citizenship through ancestry has surged by 63% over the past year as controversial policies under the Trump administration take hold. Carol Sinnott from the law firm Sinnott Solicitors told the publication that numerous American clients are pursuing [...]
Sinnott Solicitors contributed to the following article published by The Financial Times: The number of Americans seeking Irish citizenship through ancestry jumped 63 per cent last year, as the Trump administration’s harsh rhetoric and policies fuelled demand for “plan B” passports. Official figures shared with the FT show US applications to Ireland’s Foreign Births [...]
Summary of key changes introduced by the Revised Policy Document on Non-EEA Family Reunification on the 26th November 2025 (‘the 2025 Policy Document’) On 26 November 2025, the Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration introduced an updated policy governing Non-EEA Family Reunification (“the 2025 Policy Document”). This publication replaces the earlier policy issued in [...]
The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE) confirmed last December that the Minimum Annual Remuneration (MAR) rates attached to every Irish employment-permit route will go up on 1 March 2026. The new figures are as follows: General Employment Permits will rise from the current threshold of €34,000 to €36,605, Critical Skills Employment Permit will [...]
The Minister for Justice, Home Affairs & Migration has extended immigration permissions for all people who are Beneficiaries of Temporary Protection up to 4th March 2027. This extension applies to beneficiaries of temporary protection who are residing in Ireland with a Temporary Protection Certificate valid until 4 March 2026. Those who currently have a [...]
Solicitor Carol Sinnott has been elected as chairperson of the Irish Immigration Lawyers Association (IILA). Ms Sinnott is the principal of Sinnott Solicitors, a firm specialising in asylum and immigration law based in Dublin and Cork. The IILA was founded in 2021 by solicitors specialising in immigration law to promote and improve advice and representation [...]
Carol Sinnott was on Newstalk speaking with Pat Kenny about the rise in demand for the Irish Passport. Listen here: https://link.goloudplayer.com/s/pGeiKepbuulh
