Gail is a qualified barrister and seasoned legal professional with a diverse background in advocacy and legal advisory roles. With a decade of experience as a practising barrister, Gail transitioned into an in-house counsel role with a large Irish financial services firm in 2012. Gail commenced work as a Knowledge Lawyer in 2017. She works primarily with the William Fry Litigation & Investigations Department.
Gail’s primary focus lies in providing knowledge support to her colleagues, navigating complex legal enquiries, delivering legal training, and furnishing up-to-date insights and practical guidance on legal matters. Gail also produces client updates and briefings.
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Apr 2025
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Consultant
Gillian Lynch
Article and Insights
11
Apr 2025
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Partner
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Article and Insights
6
Mar 2025
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Consultant
Gail Nohilly
Article and Insights
20
Feb 2025
The Government Legislation Programme for the Spring 2025 session has been publishe...
Consultant
Gillian Lynch
Article and Insights
18
Nov 2024
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Partner
Ian Devlin
Article and Insights
24
Oct 2024
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Consultant
Gail Nohilly
Article and Insights
19
Sep 2024
The Government Legislation Programme for the Autumn 2024 session has been publishe...
Consultant
Gillian Lynch
Article and Insights
16
Sep 2024
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Partner
Gerard James
Article and Insights
7
Aug 2024
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Consultant
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Article and Insights
8
Jul 2024
William Fry's Litigation & Investigations Department have contributed to this year...
Partner
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