15 solicitor firms paid over €200k by DPP in 2015

Fifteen private solicitors’ practices received fees in excess of €200,000 last year for carrying out work on behalf of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

15 solicitor firms paid over €200k by DPP in 2015
Tue, 09 Aug, 2016 - 01:00
Gordon Deegan

The office of State solicitor for Cork City, Frank Nyhan, received fees totalling just under €500,000.

The figures were released by the DPP’s office.

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CourtsDirector of Public ProsecutionsPlace: Cork CityPlace: DublinPlace: Limerick CityPlace: LimerickPlace: MeathPlace: LouthPlace: Tipperary South RidingPlace: Kildare SouthPlace: Cork West RidingPlace: WestmeathPlace: KilkennyPlace: SligoPerson: Director of Public ProsecutionsPerson: Frank NyhanPerson: NyhanPerson: Michael MurrayPerson: MurrayPerson: John BrosnanPerson: Kevin O’DohertyPerson: Vincent O’ReillyPerson: William KennedyPerson: Vincent DeanePerson: Fergus MullenPerson: Edward O’SullivanPerson: KerryPerson: Paul FitzpatrickPerson: Ciaran LiddyPerson: Francis HutchinsonPerson: Martin LinnanePerson: ClarePerson: Rory BenvillePerson: WicklowPerson: Geraldine GilleecePerson: Sharon MurphyPerson: Malachy BoohigPerson: Jeremiah HealyPerson: Peter JonesPerson: Gerald MeaneyPerson: Hugh SheridanOrganisation: DPPOrganisation: Cork South East
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