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International Women’s Day

Callan Tansey ladies celebrate International Women's Day with custom homemade cupcakes made by their own Anna ...

Family of woman who died after trolley fall agree €51,000 settlement

The family of an 82-year-old woman who died after falling from a hospital trolley has called for a review of care for elderly people in emergency departments.

Avril Flannery, Amy Kelly & Johan Verbruggen join Litigation Team at Callan Tansey

Brian Gill, Partner, Niamh Ni Mhurchu, Partner, & Roger Murray, Joint Managing Partner, welcome Avril Flannery and Amy Kelly to Callan Tansey.

Girl left severely brain damaged awarded €2.6m

The HSE apologised today to a 6-year-old girl with cerebral palsy over the failings in her care after her birth at University College Hospital, Galway.

Callan Tansey sponsors Sligo Sports Awards

Callan Tansey in association with The Sligo Champion are delighted to announce Sligo Sports Awards.

First-Time Buyers – Legal Spiel – How to talk the talk

For first-time buyers, the process of buying your own home can be daunting and seems to come with a language all of its own.

Anthony Hopkins receives 1st Class Honours

Anthony Hopkins recently graduated from UL with a 1st Class Honours Degree in International Commercial Law.

Callan Tansey opens new office in Ballina

Callan Tansey Official Ballina Opening 27/1/17 - a boost for Ballina business & Newspaper articles.

Callan Tansey, Sponsors of Yeats Country CC

Niamh Ni Mhurchu, Partner at Callan Tansey, recently presented Stevie Finnigan of Yeats Country Cycling Club ...

Melissa Patterson was just 18 years old when she was hit by a car

"We've lost someone so precious." In July 2015 Melissa Patterson was just 18 years old when she was hit by a car and killed while out walking on the N60. So far in 2017 12 people have died so far on our roads, seven of those deaths have been pedestrians.

Road Safety Appeal following the death of Melissa Patterson

We spoke to Melissa's mother Carmel and her twin sister Belinda who are appealing to the Government to reduce speed limits

Family hope daughter’s death not in vain

THE family of a Castlebar teenager who died in a road-traffic accident have said that they hope her death will not be in vain