Sinnott Solicitors Dublin & Cork

09/10/2025

Solicitor Carol Sinnott has been elected as chairperson of the Irish Immigration Lawyers Association (IILA). Read more here:

Solicitor Carol Sinnott has been elected as chairperson of the Irish Immigration Lawyers Association (IILA). Ms Sinnott is the principal of Sinnott Solicitors, a firm specialising in asylum and immigration law based in Dublin and Cork.

04/09/2025

Carol Sinnott principal of Sinnott Solicitors Dublin & Cork enjoyed chatting to Pat Kenny on The Pat Kenny show at the Newstalk studio this morning along with travel journalist Eoghan Corry where they discussed the rising value of an Irish Passport, routes to obtaining Irish Citizenship and the global factors that have lead to a surge in Irish passport applications. Thank you to the Newstalk team.

27/06/2025

Congratulations to all of the clients of Sinnott Solicitors who were conferred with their Irish Citizenship earlier this week at a ceremony in Killarney.

It is always great to receive feedback from people about their experience with Sinnott Solicitors and the ceremony itself.

Thank you to Donna Francis Cooney for sharing this great photograph of her special day with her family.

27/06/2025

Congratulations to our client Anuj who was conferred with his Irish Citizenship at a ceremony in Killarney earlier this week. A great photo of another Irish Citizen. Here is what Anuj had to say about his experience with Sinnott Solicitors.

"I had looked at various firms before I zeroed in on Sinnott, primarily because of the accuracy in information they provided, and the comfort I had in my initial consultation. I worked with Sinnott Solicitors in Dublin (Helen, specifically) for my naturalisation application. We started early (a year in advance to be precise) to ensure we had everything we needed in order. Throughout this process, my critical questions were responded to in a time-sensitive manner in a reassuring tone. My documents and application were both managed meticulously. Given the importance of naturalisation and how it needs to be done right, I made the right choice in working with Helen for my application. Thank you for everything!"

23/06/2025

Congratulations to all of our wonderful clients, Irelands newest citizens, attending the Citizenship Ceremonies in Killarney today and tomorrow. Enjoy your day 😀🥳🥳

27/05/2025

Trinidad and Tobago now visa required for Ireland

Since the 12th of May 2025, citizens of Trinidad and Tobago are required to an obtain entry visa before travelling to the Republic of Ireland. Temporary transitional arrangements are currently in place where persons had already booked their travel however the travel arrangements must have been made....

27/05/2025

Irish Citizenship Ceremonies June 2025

The Immigration Service Delivery announced last week that the next Irish Citizenship Ceremonies will be held on Monday the 23rd and Tuesday 24th of June at the INEC, Killarney, Co. Kerry. This is eagerly awaited news for persons anxiously waiting to be granted their Irish citizenship. Invitations to...

23/05/2025

The ISD have announced that the next citizenship ceremonies will take place on the 23rd and 24th of June at the INEC Killarney. Invitations will issue to applicants via email in due course.

Upcoming Citizenship Ceremony – Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th June 2025 The next ceremonies are taking place on Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th of June 2025 at the INEC, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Please do not contact us in this regard as we are not in a position to confirm invitation at this stage. Invit...

30/04/2025

Updated Guidance On Citizenship Via Irish Associations

On the 2nd of April 2025 the Immigration Service Delivery published an official guidance document for persons applying for Irish citizenship based on Irish Descent or Associations. Under the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act 1956 (as amended) there is provision for the Minister for Justice to ex...

28/04/2025

The Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan, recently signed an Order to commence legislation for the purpose of revoking Irish citizenship in exceptional cases

The Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan, recently signed an Order to commence legislation for the purpose of revoking Irish citizenship in exceptional cases. Power to revoke Irish citizenship is granted to the Minister for Justice pursuant to Section 19 of the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Ac...

28/04/2025

Stamp 2 Bridging Permissions for English language Students announced

The Immigration Service Delivery have announced that English language students who have successfully finished their second or third English language course and who have enrolled on a Higher Education Programme commencing by the end of October 2025, will be granted a short-term Stamp 2 Bridging Permi...

28/04/2025

The Immigration Service Delivery recently published an updated Guidance Document for persons applying for Irish Citizenship Based on Irish Descent or Associations. Read all about it here

On the 2nd of April 2025 the Immigration Service Delivery published an official guidance document for persons applying for Irish citizenship based on Irish Descent or Associations. Under the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act 1956 (as amended) there is provision for the Minister for Justice to ex...