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Vanessa Byrne
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Vanessa is co-head of our Real Estate team. She advises on all aspects of commercial property and specialises in energy infrastructure and buying and selling trading assets in sectors including hotels and healthcare.
Vanessa has extensive landlord and tenant expertise and regularly negotiates complex lease agreements. She acts for financial institutions on the sale and purchase of property backed loan portfolios. Vanessa is particularly skilled at running large scale transactions and the associated legal project management.
Known for her composure and commerciality, she has deep experience working with international organisations as their trusted advisor in Ireland. Her practical approach to resolving issues is noted by her clients and always instils confidence when working with stakeholders.
vbyrne@mhc.ie
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