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David is a Partner in our Corporate team. He specialises in mergers and acquisitions, private equity and venture capital. David acts for some of Ireland’s leading corporates and entrepreneurs from high growth to IPO.
David advises clients on the structuring of acquisitions and divestments both in Ireland and on a cross border basis. He acts as trusted advisor to general partners and limited partners on the structuring of venture capital funds and the investment of those funds. David also has extensive experience in advising global corporates and international private equity firms on merger and acquisition transactions and intra-group restructurings.
David advises companies on the establishment of operations in Europe or those wishing to do business through Ireland. He is known as a problem solver and a skilled negotiator who always puts his clients first.
dodonnell@mhc.ie
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