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Donal T. Ryan Solicitors LLP trainee solicitor Kieran O’Sullivan, based in the firm’s Cashel office, is set to qualify as a solicitor in May 2026.
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Mr O’Sullivan, from Boherlahan, graduated from the University of Limerick in 2018 with a law degree and, after spending a number of years working outside the legal profession, began his traineeship with the firm in October 2023.
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He is due to be admitted to the Roll of Solicitors in May 2026.
He is gaining broad experience across a range of practice areas including Conveyancing, Personal Injuries, Child Care Law and Probate, and has assisted solicitors and counsel in matters before the High Court, Circuit Court and District Court.
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Outside of work, he has a strong interest in sport and music.
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