The following article first appeared in the Sunday Business Post on November 25, 2018. O’Flynn Exhams (OFX) Solicitors may have a history spanning three centuries and head offices in one of the finest Georgian buildings on Cork’s broad business boulevard, the South Mall. But a recent, total renovation and modernisation of their HQ, which included fit-out […]
The Nursing Homes Support Scheme, also known as the “Fair Deal”, is operated by the HSE and provides financial support to people who need long-term nursing home care. In May of 2018, the Law Society made a pre-budget submission to the Department of Finance. Under the heading ‘Freeing up Housing Stock’, the Law Society suggested […]
The recent Irish Court of Appeal case Re: Patrick Hamilton v ACC Loan Management Limited, Declan Taite and John Coulston [2018] IECA 127 heard by Peart J., Hogan J. and Gilligan J, clarified the law on the area of adverse possession. The judgement of Mr. Justice Michael Peart delivered on the 3rd of May 2018 is relevant […]
Photo: CBRE Partner Aeibhin Cahalan, who works on the O’Flynn Exhams’ Real Estate team, recently acted on behalf of a Receiver on the sale by NAMA of the pivotal Cork Docklands Site, which sold for in excess of €15m. The sale involved the transfer of the entire Docklands site to a sole Purchaser, with the intention […]
O’Flynn Exhams was delighted to welcome our clients, partners and friends to our newly renovated office on Thursday, October 4th. The substantial renovation, carried out together with the installation of new technologies to support modern interactive communication methods, has completely transformed the firm’s client-facing facilities. Guests on the night were treated to canapés from the House […]
O’Flynn Exhams Solicitors (OFX) is delighted to announce completion of a major renovation project at its South Mall office. The project, which commenced in March of this year, is in response to double-digit revenue growth of over 25% at the firm over the past three years. OFX currently employs 47 people at its South Mall […]
Commercial Lawyer 3+ PQE We are currently seeking to hire a lawyer to join our Commercial and Corporate Department. The successful candidates will report to the Head of Department and the position will involve a broad range of responsibilities. Ideal candidates with be at least 3 years’ qualified, with relevant experience in a recognised commercial […]
The purpose of merger review is to prevent mergers which would result in a substantial lessening of competition in the relevant market. Flexibility has been shown in the EU and in the Irish Merger Control regimes in conditionally clearing qualifying mergers subject to certain commitments from the parties. Merger conditions imposed by the European Commission […]
It is settled law that a failure to obtain the bank’s consent to the creation of a lease over mortgaged property renders the lease voidable. A question which recently arose before the High Court, in the case of Stafford v McCourt & anor [2017] IECH 726, was whether the bank’s awareness of a lease constituted consent to […]
OFX were delighted to advise Forcepoint, a leading cybersecurity firm, on the lease of its new Cork City-based office located at One Albert Quay, a move which is set to create 100 jobs over the next three years in Cork. The company will concentrate on the cloud and endpoint cybersecurity technology space, creating the majority […]
The O’Flynn Exhams team was delighted to attend the Cope Foundation Golf Classic last week Thursday 28 and Friday 29 June in the Monkstown Golf Course, Cork. This year marked O’Flynn Exhams’ 22nd year sponsoring the annual event, which has raised over €1.6 million to date for people with intellectual disabilities and/or autism and their families.
O’Flynn Exhams was delighted to support the Cork Midsummer Festival for the second year in a row. Following 2017’s Museum of the Moon, this year we sponsored a performance by world-renowned singer Camille O’Sullivan at the Cork Opera House. The team and their guests thoroughly enjoyed the show, which took place, Friday, 22 June.