Are you about to start a new job? Are you getting the new job jitters? I certainly did! Even though it’s really exciting to be beginning a new phase of my career, I had long since forgotten how nerve racking it can be. I will definitely have a

Whilst career progression is often a significant component of a persons thought process when thinking of a job change, early in your career it often takes a back seat to other considerations such as practice area, size of firm, remuneration,

There has been much talk about the potential for tax reductions in the next budget and the push back from the ESRI on this reported in today’s times got me thinking about similar expectations within employment circles. Plenty of job seekers get

I was sent this image a few weeks ago after the Barbarians rugby game against England and I immediately knew it was a picture worthy of a blog. This picture was taken during a team meeting the day before the game and one aspect really stood out

I’ve followed with interest the progression of Joey Carbery since he first emerged as a player of great potential in a pre season friendly in Donnybrook in 2016. A few months later he would help close out a first ever Irish win over the All

Congratulations soon to be qualified Solicitors. The challenging path you’ve been on since you sat your first FE-1 has almost reached its conclusion. It’s a significant achievement and one to take a moment and be proud of. As you enter the final

*This blog contains minor game of thrones season 7 spoilers* I read an interesting article last week with Game of Thrones actor Aidan Gillen where he spoke about the ‘potent’ loss of finishing up with the series. I found it

Having worked a number of Partner roles over the past year I wanted to discuss how an individual can tell if they really are on partner track.  Many firms will speak about Partnership in a vague and promissory way. Often there is a genuine

I read with interest a number of months ago about a Bill signed into law in New York prohibiting employers enquiring about the earning history of job applicants. I wondered would such a law ever be passed in Ireland and if it would have the

Most countries when electing public representatives will have a point where the campaign stops and voting begins. The various candidates will generally stop campaigning on the eve of the election date and whilst various “get out to vote” and