Coyne Solicitors

Coyne Solicitors We deliver legal services with a sector focus on property, but also probate, will and injury claims.

We will be extending our Deeds Storage to Wills and other Valuable Documents.

Proud to support the Lucan community! 🏃‍♀️Coyne Solicitors is delighted to be supporting the Lucan Harriers 5 Mile Road ...
04/09/2026

Proud to support the Lucan community! 🏃‍♀️

Coyne Solicitors is delighted to be supporting the Lucan Harriers 5 Mile Road Race 2026, taking place on Sunday, 13th September.

As a local Lucan business, we are always pleased to support events that bring our community together, and we wish all of the runners, organisers and volunteers a fantastic race day.

A big thank you to for all the work that goes into organising this brilliant local event. Best of luck to everyone taking part! 🏅

See you at the finish line!

🏡 New Homes Launching at Canal Gardens, LuttrellstownA new phase of Canal Gardens, Dublin 15 is launching this weekend, ...
04/09/2026

🏡 New Homes Launching at Canal Gardens, Luttrellstown

A new phase of Canal Gardens, Dublin 15 is launching this weekend, Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th September, from 11am–1pm.

The development, being marketed by Savills Ireland, offers a selection of 3 and 4-bedroom homes.

If you are planning to reserve a property, the launch information advises that you will need proof of funds or Mortgage Approval in Principle, your solicitor’s details and a €9,500 booking deposit.

🏠 Need a solicitor for your purchase?
Coyne Solicitors can assist you throughout the conveyancing process, from reservation through to completion.

📱 Contact us via WhatsApp for a fee estimate and quick onboarding 01-628-1000, and our team can help you get everything in place for your new home purchase.

Separating From Your Partner? What Happens to the Family Home?For many couples going through separation or divorce, one ...
22/08/2026

Separating From Your Partner? What Happens to the Family Home?

For many couples going through separation or divorce, one of the most difficult practical questions is what will happen to the family home.

There is not necessarily a simple answer such as “the person who owns the house keeps it.”
The appropriate outcome will depend on the individual circumstances of the family and may involve consideration of matters such as:

Ownership of the property;
Mortgage obligations;
The financial circumstances of each party;
The needs of any dependent children;
Each party's accommodation needs; and
The overall financial arrangements following separation.

Depending on the circumstances, possible outcomes may include one party remaining in the property, the property being sold, or arrangements being made concerning ownership or occupation as part of a wider settlement.

For this reason, it is important to obtain advice before agreeing to sell, transfer or otherwise deal with the family home following a relationship breakdown.

If you are considering separation or divorce and are concerned about your home, finances or future arrangements, Coyne Solicitors can advise you confidentially on your options.

⚖️ Do You Really Need to Go to Court to Resolve a Dispute?When a dispute arises, issuing Court proceedings may seem like...
20/08/2026

⚖️ Do You Really Need to Go to Court to Resolve a Dispute?

When a dispute arises, issuing Court proceedings may seem like the obvious next step. However, litigation is not always the fastest or most cost-effective way of reaching a solution.

Depending on the nature of the dispute, it may be possible to resolve matters through direct negotiation, solicitor-to-solicitor correspondence, mediation or settlement discussions.

An early negotiated resolution can sometimes allow the parties to:
Reduce legal costs;
Resolve the matter more quickly;
Maintain greater control over the outcome;
Avoid the uncertainty of a Court hearing; and
Preserve an ongoing commercial or personal relationship.

Of course, not every dispute can be settled. Where the other party will not engage or a reasonable agreement cannot be reached, Court proceedings may still be required.

The important thing is choosing the approach that is appropriate and proportionate to the particular dispute.

If you are involved in a dispute, Coyne Solicitors can advise you on your options and help identify the most appropriate route towards resolution.

🤝 What Happens When the Other Party Breaches a Commercial Contract?A contract is intended to provide certainty. But what...
18/08/2026

🤝 What Happens When the Other Party Breaches a Commercial Contract?

A contract is intended to provide certainty. But what happens when a supplier, customer, contractor or business partner fails to honour their obligations?

A contractual dispute may arise from issues such as:

Failure to provide agreed goods or services;
Non-payment;
Failure to meet contractual deadlines;
Termination of an agreement;
Disagreement over the meaning of contractual terms; or
Failure to comply with agreed obligations.

Before commencing proceedings, it is important to establish what the contract actually provides, whether a breach has occurred and what loss has resulted from that breach.

The best commercial outcome does not always involve going to Court. Depending on the circumstances, correspondence between solicitors, negotiation or another form of dispute resolution may provide a quicker and more proportionate solution.

However, where a commercial resolution cannot be achieved, litigation may become necessary to protect your position.

If your business is involved in a contractual dispute, Coyne Solicitors can advise you on your legal position and the options available to you.

Coyne Solicitors
Legal advice. Tailored to you.

💶 Unpaid Invoice? Don’t Let It Become an Unrecoverable DebtFor businesses, an unpaid invoice can quickly become more tha...
16/08/2026

💶 Unpaid Invoice? Don’t Let It Become an Unrecoverable Debt

For businesses, an unpaid invoice can quickly become more than an inconvenience — particularly where repeated reminders are being ignored.

If a customer or another business owes you money, the appropriate next step will depend on the circumstances. This may include issuing a formal demand for payment, negotiating repayment terms or, where necessary, commencing legal proceedings to recover the debt.

Before taking action, it is important to have clear evidence of the debt. This may include:

The relevant contract or terms of business;
Invoices and statements;
Purchase orders or confirmation of the services provided; and
Correspondence with the debtor regarding payment.

Acting early can be important. Delays may make recovery more difficult, particularly if the debtor's financial circumstances deteriorate.

If your business is dealing with an outstanding debt and informal requests for payment have been unsuccessful, Coyne Solicitors can advise you on the appropriate next steps and available recovery options.

🩺 Medical Negligence – When Medical Care Falls Below an Acceptable StandardWe place considerable trust in doctors, hospi...
14/08/2026

🩺 Medical Negligence – When Medical Care Falls Below an Acceptable Standard

We place considerable trust in doctors, hospitals and other healthcare professionals. While complications or an unsuccessful outcome do not necessarily mean that medical negligence has occurred, there may be grounds for a claim where the treatment provided falls below the appropriate standard of care and causes injury or additional harm.

Medical negligence claims can arise in many circumstances, including:

* Delayed or incorrect diagnosis;
* Surgical or procedural errors;
* Inappropriate or incorrect treatment;
* Medication errors;
* Failure to properly investigate symptoms or test results;
* Birth-related injuries; and
* Failure to adequately follow up or refer a patient for further treatment.

Medical negligence cases can be complex and generally require a careful review of the medical records and independent expert medical evidence to establish whether the treatment provided fell below the appropriate standard and whether this caused or contributed to the injury suffered.

If you believe that you or a family member may have suffered an injury as a result of negligent medical treatment, our team at Coyne Solicitors can advise you on your options and the appropriate next steps.

If you have been injured in an accident, it is important to be aware that strict time limits apply when bringing a perso...
11/08/2026

If you have been injured in an accident, it is important to be aware that strict time limits apply when bringing a personal injury claim in Ireland. In most personal injury cases, the general limitation period is two years from the date of the accident or the date of knowledge of the injury, whichever is later.

For many claims, an application must first be made to the Injuries Resolution Board before court proceedings can be issued. The Board itself also notes that claimants generally have two years following an accident to submit their claim application.

There are circumstances where the calculation of the time limit may be more complicated, particularly where an injury was not immediately apparent. The legal concept of a person's “date of knowledge” can therefore be important.

There is also a separate requirement concerning early notification: generally, a written letter of claim should be served on the alleged wrongdoer within two months, or as soon as practicable thereafter. A failure to do so may have consequences in relation to costs.
If you have suffered an injury and are unsure about the time limit applicable to your circumstances, seeking legal advice at an early stage can help ensure that your rights are protected.

Coyne Solicitors
Legal advice. Tailored to you.

We are delighted to share that Andrea Clarke, Principal Solicitor at Coyne Solicitors, has been appointed President of S...
28/07/2026

We are delighted to share that Andrea Clarke, Principal Solicitor at Coyne Solicitors, has been appointed President of South Dublin Chamber.

Andrea was presented with the Chain of Office by outgoing President Thomas Stone, marking the formal handover and the beginning of her term as President.

As a business owner and long-standing member of the local business community, Andrea looks forward to working with South Dublin Chamber and its members to support, connect and champion businesses across South County Dublin.

We would like to congratulate Andrea on this fantastic achievement and wish her every success in her new role.

We also extend our thanks to Thomas Stone for his leadership and dedication to the Chamber over the past two years.

💻 Going Digital for a Faster Legal ServiceAt Coyne Solicitors, we are committed to embracing new technology to make lega...
27/07/2026

💻 Going Digital for a Faster Legal Service

At Coyne Solicitors, we are committed to embracing new technology to make legal services faster and more efficient for our clients.

We now handle:

✅ Online Probate Applications
✅ Online Divorce Applications

By using the Irish Courts Service online portal, we can often avoid the delays associated with paper-based applications.

Recently, we obtained a Grant of Probate just one week after lodging the online application. While every case is different and processing times can vary, this demonstrates the significant improvements that the online system can offer.

We continuously monitor updates to the Courts Service and adopt new digital processes as they become available, ensuring we provide the most efficient service possible.

To make things even easier, we also offer a WhatsApp onboarding service. New and existing clients can securely begin the onboarding process, submit documents, and communicate with our team directly through WhatsApp on 01 628 1000, making it easier than ever to get started.

If you are considering a divorce or need assistance with probate and estate administration, our experienced team is here to help.

📞 Contact Coyne Solicitors today 01 628 1000

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Liffey Bridge House, 1 Main Street, Lucan
Dublin
K78KV24

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+35316281000

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