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Eoin is a partner in our Construction team specialising in Energy law. In addition, Eoin is our Energy sector lead. He is recognised as a leading practitioner and has advised on almost half of the renewable power on the Irish Grid.
Eoin has acted for developers, investors and funders on the development, financing, acquisition and disposal of a significant number of energy projects. Notable projects include the first solar park and largest wind farm in Ireland.
He also provides advice to clients on complex infrastructure projects during development, construction and operation.
In contentious matters, Eoin has acted for clients in a number of Court proceedings, conciliations and arbitrations representing the interests of contractors. He has also advised on the resolution of disputes in high-value matters in the energy and construction sectors.
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