I’m a native of Clonmel, and it was growing up there that I first became curious about how the law affects people’s everyday lives and the communities they’re part of. The town’s rich history also sparked an interest in heritage, which I later explored alongside Law at the University of Galway, where I graduated in 2024 with a joint honours degree in Law and History.

During my studies, I developed strong research and analytical skills and learned how to break down complex issues into clear, practical arguments—something that continues to shape how I approach my work. I joined the firm in early 2025 and have since had the opportunity to work closely with colleagues across a variety of practice areas, especially probate and conveyancing. These experiences have helped me understand both the sensitivity required when supporting families through estate matters and the level of detail needed to help clients navigate property transactions. I’m also preparing for the FE-1 exams as I work toward qualifying as a solicitor.

Being from Clonmel, I really value the importance of local knowledge and community connections, which is part of what I appreciate most about working with Lynch Solicitors. Contributing to a firm that genuinely puts clients first—and seeing the positive difference clear, supportive legal guidance can make—gives me a strong sense of purpose.

Outside of work, I like to stay active and enjoy going to the gym. I also love spending time with friends and family.