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We were proud to act for a client who secured justice in a recent medical negligence High Court case against the HSE;

09 Mar 2019

In a sad case for the family, represented by Kevin Morgan, of Coonan Morgan solicitors, they said they hoped the “mistake of the past will never be repeated”. Judge Cross approved the settlement following an apology from the HSE read into Court and sympathized with the family on their loss....

Joe and Kevin held clinic consultations at the recent Teagasc event – transferring the family farm.

20 Oct 2018

Kevin Morgan

Joe and Kevin held clinic consultations at the recent Teagasc event in Portlaoise- transferring the family farm.

Great for us to continue our association with the Celbridge AC annual road race. Best of luck to all Runners and Volunteers. Well done Organisers.

29 Aug 2018

Kevin Morgan

Great for us to continue our association with the Celbridge AC annual road race. Best of luck to all Runners and Volunteers. Well done Organisers.

We are delighted to be associated with NKETS @ Bloom. Its a great achievement to be accepted into Bloom. Well done NKETS team and volunteers and best of luck with your wonderful and inspirational display at Bloom!

29 Aug 2018

Kevin Morgan

We are delighted to be associated with NKETS @ Bloom. Its a great achievement to be accepted into Bloom. Well done NKETS team and volunteers and best of luck. https://www.kildarenow.com/news/north-kildare-educate-together-national-school-blooming-showcase-irelands-largest-garden-festival/225092

Coonan Morgan Solicitors are delighted to support the Celbridge Athletics Club 5km race, great work being done by the event organisers, best of luck to all race participants, we are with you all the way.

05 Jun 2017

Kevin Morgan

Five aside degloving injury results in €145,000 High Court personal injury award

20 Jan 2017

Joe Coonan

If you play five aside on a winters evening or you’re the Chairman of a GAA club that uses Astro turf pitches as a means of generating revenue, then you should pay particular attention to the following story! This week a 23-year-old man, a Mr Dylan Massey of Ballivor...

Multiple Cancer Misdiagnosis at Wexford General

19 Jan 2017

Joe Coonan

The HSE will reveal in a report today that 13 cases of cancer misdiagnosis occurred at Wexford general hospital between March 2013 and November 2014. The report states that six patients from County Wexford and seven patients from counties Carlow and Kilkenny unfortunately had their colonoscopies incorrectly reviewed by the Consultant...

Victims of Crime Acquire New Rights Under Legislation

11 Jan 2017

Joe Coonan

Under the new Criminal Justice (Victims of Crime) Bill 2016, victims of crime will be able to avail of certain rights and furthermore review the DPP on decisions taken not to prosecute certain cases. The Bill was published on the 29th of December and will go before the Oireachtas this...

New Adoption Bill to make adoption available for children in long term foster care

01 Dec 2016

Joe Coonan

The minister for Children and Family Affairs Dr Katherine Zappone is to speak at a seminar this morning at the Adoption Authority of Ireland revealing a new proposed Bill in respect of adoptions for children in long term foster care. The new Bill proposes empowering the High Court with new...

Beauty product chemical burn results in €37,500 personal injury award

30 Nov 2016

Joe Coonan

A woman has been awarded 37,500 in a Circuit Civil Case after a high end product recommended to her by her beautician left her with long term facial injuries. Ms Margaret Mc Loughlin a 45 year old marketing manager informed the Circuit Civil Court that having used Image Total...

First time buyers receive bounce from the Central Bank

29 Nov 2016

Joe Coonan

Mortgage Rules were relaxed in favour of first time buyers last week by the Central Bank. This means there will no longer be a requirement on first time buyers to have a 20 percent deposit on sums greater than 220,000 euros the percentage being reduced to 10 percent. This was...