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27 Dec 2025

New solicitor in place as Limerick law firm appoints partner

MHL Sellors announces key appointments to serve at its city centre practice

New solicitor in place as Limerick law firm appoints partner

Kate McInerney has been named as a partner at MHP Sellors Solicitors. She is pictured with new hire Claire Benson, and managing partner Stephen Keogh | PICTURE: Eamon Ward

LIMERICK centre legal firm MHP Sellors has appointed a new solicitor, and named a new partner at the practice.

The company, based in Glentworth Street has announced the recruitment of Kate McInerney as a partner and Claire Benson as solicitor.

A native of Cratloe, now living in Quin, Co Clare Ms McInerney has progressed through a series of litigation roles across the practice over the years.

She is an experienced defence litigator who acts for and on behalf of a number of insurance companies at all court levels.

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She also possesses experience in general litigation matters including recovery matters, defamation, judicial review and commercial disputes.

Ms Benson meanwhile originally hails from Antrim and is now based in Ballina, Co Tipperary. She previously worked with Flynn O’Driscoll Solicitors in Dublin and specialises in defence litigation and employment law.

Managing partner Stephen Keogh said: “We are pleased to announce Kate’s appointment as partner and to welcome Claire to our litigation team. Both colleagues bring strong capability to the firm and to our clients. Their appointments align with our ongoing focus on strengthening and solidifying our legal services in Clare, Limerick, and beyond.”

More than 50 staff work for MHP Sellors across its two offices in Limerick and Ennis.

It was recently named the Overall Law Firm of the Year award at the 2025 Irish Law Awards.

MHP Sellors provides legal services across commercial, property, litigation, regulatory, and private client matters.

Earlier this year, the firm welcomed Sarah Jane Whyte, a native of Ennis, to its public and regulatory department.

Previously she had trained with the Limerick city centre-based law firm.

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