Anne Marie O'Mahony, BL
Anne Marie is a Practising Barrister at the Bar of Ireland. She obtained a first-class honours degree in Law and Business from University College Cork (graduating 1st in her class and awarded title of “College Scholar”).
On foot of her academic excellence at Undergraduate level, she was selected as the Research Assistant for the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence for EU Integration and Citizens’ Rights at University College Cork.
She was a guest lecturer of the LW3307 and LW3360 (Moot Court) modules in University College Cork.
Anne Marie previously worked as a paralegal in a personal injury and medical negligence law firm. She has experience in all aspects of litigation, including research, case preparation, client management and court procedures.
She was awarded the Arthur Brown Scholarship (for achieving the highest overall mark in the Barrister-at-Law Degree Entrance Examinations) from the Honorable Society of King’s Inns. Anne Marie was called to the bar in 2024 by the Chief Justice of Ireland, and ranked in the top cohort of graduates.
Alongside practicing as a Barrister, Anne Marie tutors constitutional law in University College Dublin.
Anne Marie practices in general civil law and has a particular interest in the areas of personal injuries and medical law. She has extensive experience in personal injuries law and is a published author in the area of medical law.