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Thomas W. Enright Solicitors is a solicitors' firm long established in Birr in County Offaly and serving clients in Birr and throughout Offaly and beyond. For nearly 50 years we have advised our clients on all kinds of legal issues concerning their individual, family, farming and business affairs. We offer a comprehensive and first class legal service from our offices in Birr with a specialist expertise in Residential and Commercial Conveyancing, Land and Agricultural Law; Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning; Probate Litigation; Personal Injury Litigation and Divorce and Legal Separation.
The firm is managed by principal solicitor Ken Enright. The team includes professionals with expertise in a variety of legal fields. Alison Enright is a barrister-at-law who specializes in personal injury and family law litigation. Experienced solicitor Lucy Harnett works primarily in the area of wills, succession law and the administration of estates.
Our considerable experience and professional qualifications are complemented by our practical know-how, our long-established and ever-growing network of contacts with various state agencies, administrative organisations and other professionals and consultants and, most of all, our eagerness to innovate and keep up to date with the latest developments in our numerous fields of expertise.
The firm is managed by principal solicitor Ken Enright. The team includes professionals with expertise in a variety of legal fields. Alison Enright is a barrister-at-law who specializes in personal injury and family law litigation. Experienced solicitor Lucy Harnett works primarily in the area of wills, succession law and the administration of estates.
Our considerable experience and professional qualifications are complemented by our practical know-how, our long-established and ever-growing network of contacts with various state agencies, administrative organisations and other professionals and consultants and, most of all, our eagerness to innovate and keep up to date with the latest developments in our numerous fields of expertise.
Specialist Legal Services in Birr
Offaly Renewable Energy Solicitors
Latest News: June 2023
Wind and Solar Developments in Offaly and elsewhere
Fresh attempts to legislate for rapid expansion of EU renewable energy (Farmers Journal 14 June 2023)
The proposed law aims to facilitate the rapid expansion of renewable energy such as wind and solar and to agree more ambitious targets for 2030.
In an attempt to overcome the impasse caused by concerns from France and other states regarding the exclusion of nuclear energy, EU member states will make a fresh effort next week to pass a deal on new renewable energy targets.
The EU is in the process of concluding a key element of its climate agenda, legislation that includes a mandatory objective for the EU to achieve 42.5% of its energy from renewable sources by 2030.
However, last month, a group of countries, including France, voiced opposition to the law. France has been seeking amendments to the law that would offer more favourable treatment of nuclear energy. The country argues that the final deal puts nations such as France, which heavily rely on nuclear power, at a disadvantage.
Although nuclear energy is low carbon, it is not considered renewable.
The proposed law aims to facilitate the rapid expansion of renewable energy such as wind and solar and to agree more ambitious targets for 2030.
In an attempt to overcome the impasse caused by concerns from France and other states regarding the exclusion of nuclear energy, EU member states will make a fresh effort next week to pass a deal on new renewable energy targets.
The EU is in the process of concluding a key element of its climate agenda, legislation that includes a mandatory objective for the EU to achieve 42.5% of its energy from renewable sources by 2030.
However, last month, a group of countries, including France, voiced opposition to the law. France has been seeking amendments to the law that would offer more favourable treatment of nuclear energy. The country argues that the final deal puts nations such as France, which heavily rely on nuclear power, at a disadvantage.
Although nuclear energy is low carbon, it is not considered renewable.
Ken Enright, principal solicitor in Thomas W Enright Solicitors, provides expert advice based on more than a decade long experience acting on behalf of farmers in connection with wind farm option agreements and leases. His expertise in managing all the legal aspects of renewable energy deals has broadened in the last number of years to include advising farmers on solar developments, including on tax and succession aspects.
Birr Personal Injury Solicitors
Latest Personal Injury Awards
Court approves settlement for child anxious after crash: €25,000
A three-year-old girl, anxious about Santa Claus not making it to her home after she had been involved in a car accident, was offered €25,000 damages for psychiatric injuries, a judge heard today. Judge James McCourt approved the settlement offer to now six-year-old Missy Elliott, by the insurers of Denis Osula, who rear-ended the Elliott family car at Ballymun Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 9 three years ago... (Irish Examiner)
Garda awarded €12,000 after injury from colleague's tie-pin
A garda, whose forearm was injured by a colleague’s tie pin as she assisted him in breaking up a fight, has been awarded €12,000 damages in a Garda compensation hearing in the High Court. Barrister Maria Lane, counsel for Garda Nadine Keane said that as she helped another garda restrain two men involved in a fight outside Ennis Courthouse, her colleague’s tie pin caught her right forearm and caused her a serious injury...(Irish Times)
Settlement for €80,000 after bookcase in creche falls on child
A child left with a scar on his scalp after a bookcase he was trying to climb in his crèche fell on top of him has secured €80,000 under a settlement of his High Court action...(Irish Examiner)
A three-year-old girl, anxious about Santa Claus not making it to her home after she had been involved in a car accident, was offered €25,000 damages for psychiatric injuries, a judge heard today. Judge James McCourt approved the settlement offer to now six-year-old Missy Elliott, by the insurers of Denis Osula, who rear-ended the Elliott family car at Ballymun Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 9 three years ago... (Irish Examiner)
Garda awarded €12,000 after injury from colleague's tie-pin
A garda, whose forearm was injured by a colleague’s tie pin as she assisted him in breaking up a fight, has been awarded €12,000 damages in a Garda compensation hearing in the High Court. Barrister Maria Lane, counsel for Garda Nadine Keane said that as she helped another garda restrain two men involved in a fight outside Ennis Courthouse, her colleague’s tie pin caught her right forearm and caused her a serious injury...(Irish Times)
Settlement for €80,000 after bookcase in creche falls on child
A child left with a scar on his scalp after a bookcase he was trying to climb in his crèche fell on top of him has secured €80,000 under a settlement of his High Court action...(Irish Examiner)
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