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SOLICITORS Eibhlín
Dowley Having completed her traineeship in the Legal Division of the Department of Foreign Affairs, Eibhlín moved to private practice and worked in plaintiff litigation with the firm before concentrating on private client matters. She qualified in 2004 and now advises those clients in relation to wills, probate, administration of estates and capital taxation. She also deals with executors’ sales, enduring powers of attorney and wardship matters. She holds an honours degree in Law
from Trinity College, Dublin.
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