Dublin

Dublin

Dentons Ireland LLP

20 Kildare Street
Dublin 2,
Ireland

P +353 1 582 8100

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“First class and exactly the type of lawyers you want advising you.” Since opening its doors in 2020, our Dublin office has deservedly gained widespread recognition as a powerhouse. Based in our best-in-class Dublin premises, our elite team of lawyers advises on some of the most complex domestic and cross-border transactional and contentious mandates in the market.

Recognition

Dentons secures top-tier recognition in The Legal 500 EMEA 2025

March 28, 2025

Dentons has reinforced its position as a leading global law firm in The Legal 500 EMEA 2025 guide, securing 266 practice and sector rankings across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The guide also recognized 247 Dentons lawyers with 299 individual rankings across 32 jurisdictions, underscoring their leadership in their respective practice areas.

Dentons celebrates quality rankings in Chambers Europe 2025

March 20, 2025

With 142 lawyers ranked and 112 practice and sector rankings, Dentons has maintained a strong position in the newly released Chambers Europe 2025 guide. These results highlight the quality of our talent across the region and confirm the firm’s solid positioning, backed by consistently positive client feedback.

IFLR1000 2024: Dentons solidifies its quality rankings across Western Europe and the UK

September 20, 2024

The 2024 edition of IFLR1000, the guide to the world's leading financial and corporate law firms and lawyers, ranked 81 Dentons lawyers across Western Europe and the UK, including 12 new or improved rankings. Dentons teams also received 51 practice rankings, further solidifying the Firm’s standing in key financial and corporate transactional practices.

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Insights

Irish Supreme Court removes procedural hurdle for data breach claims: are more "mass claims" on the horizon?

July 31, 2025

United Kingdom: As data breaches and cyberattacks have increased, litigation claims seeking compensation arising from these incidents has also increased. Typically, these claims seek compensation for the anxiety and distress arising from personal data being accessed by third parties.

Supreme Court holds defence of qualified privilege is not available to media publications to the world at large

July 30, 2025

Ireland: In William Bird v. Iconic Newspapers Limited, the Supreme Court ruled that a media organisation cannot rely on qualified privilege (section 18 of the Defamation Act 2009) in defamation proceedings relating to a publication to the world at large, as this would significantly expand qualified privilege and "swallow up" the defence of fair and reasonable publication (section 26), which the Oireachtas could not have intended.

Challenges in establishing liability for AI-driven products: the limits of recent reforms

July 14, 2025

Ireland: The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) in consumer and industrial products is transforming markets and reshaping innovation.

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