New hires assist with expansion of Limerick-based legal company

HOMS Assist partner Claire Tuohy flanked by new hires Bronagh Gennery and Olga Sandysplaceholder image
HOMS Assist partner Claire Tuohy flanked by new hires Bronagh Gennery and Olga Sandys

HOMS Assist which is based at Henry Street in Limerick city centre,appoints new solicitor and and probate administrator

A LAW firm with a Limerick office has announced two new hires.

HOMS Assist, which is based at Henry Street in the city centre, has appointed Olga Sandys as solicitor and Bronagh Gennery as probate administrator.

It follows the promotion of Claire Tuohy to a partner at the award-winning practice.

Ms Sandys has been appointed as a solicitor in the firm’s probate and wills department.

Here, she will provide expert guidance on probate, wills, and estate planning.

She holds a first class honours degree in corporate law and international French from National University of Ireland Galway.

Joining HOMS Assist as a legal intern in 2022, Ms Sandys then completed her training contract with the company, being admitted to the Law Society in early 2026.

Ms Gennery, meanwhile, joins the probate team as a dedicated and experienced probate administrator.

In this role, she will specialise in guiding clients through the often-complex process of estate administration.

A graduate of University College Cork, Bronagh graduated with a degree in criminology two years ago.

Robert Bourke, partner-in-charge at HOMS Assist said: “The expansion of our probate and wills department reflects the increasing demand for expert, compassionate legal guidance in estate planning and administration.”

“As estates become more complex and families seek greater clarity around succession and asset protection, it is essential that we continue to invest in experienced, high-calibre professionals,” he added.

Alongside Limerick, HOMS Assist also has offices in both Dublin and Cork.

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