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We at McMahon & Williams would like to wish everyone a very happy and peaceful Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Our opening hours over Christmas are as follows:
Closed from Friday 20th December – 30th December 2019.
Open Monday 30th December 09.30 – 5pm & Tuesday 31st December 2019 09.30 – 4pm.
Closed Wednesday 1st January 2020.
Reopening on Thursday 2nd of January 2020.
Congratulations to the Kilrush Tidy Towns Committee on retaining their Gold Medal in the national Tidy Towns Competition. Thank you for all the work you do to keep Kilrush looking its best.
We would also like to congratulate Murt Collins, a true Community Hero. Well done Murt!
We are DELIGHTED to announce that McMahon & Williams Solicitors were awarded ‘Diversity & Inclusion Law Firm of the Year’ at the Irish Law Awards 2019 in Dublin last Friday evening the 14th of June!
The Irish Law Awards aim to identify and honour outstanding achievements and to recognise excellence in the legal profession in Ireland.
We believe in equality and we value diversity. We recognise that every individual is unique and that embracing difference contributes to a positive workplace environment for both staff and clients.
Back row: Eileen Mulqueen, Fiona McInerney, Grace Mahoney, Sinead Kenny, Gearoid Williams, Noreen Kelleher; Front row: Breda Browne, Aisling Glynn, Ciara Comerford, Gina.
Sinead Kenny accepting the award on behalf of McMahon & Williams.
Sinead Kenny accepting the award from Ivan Yates, host at The Irish Law Awards.
Sinead Kenny & Grace Mahoney. Photographer Paul Sherwood paul@sherwood.ie; 087 230 9096 www.sherwood.ie Irish Law Awards 2019, held in The Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road, Dublin. June 2019
McMahon & Williams Solicitors are honoured to be shortlisted as a Finalist in the 2019 Irish Law Awards under the category: Diversity & Inclusion Law Firm of the Year.
At McMahon & Williams Solicitors we believe in equality and inclusion and we value diversity in the workplace. In 2007, the decision was taken that our existing offices in Frances Street were no longer fit for purpose in a time when we wanted our offices to be accessible to all people, both clients and staff. Universal Design is the design and composition of an environment so that it can be accessed and used to the greatest extent possible by all people regardless of their age, size, ability and disability. We wanted our office to be designed to meet the needs of all staff and clients. We realised that there was no other office environment in Kilrush at the time that had an elevator. We recognised that if our offices were accessible and convenient, both staff and clients would benefit. By considering the diverse needs and abilities of all, we would create an environment that would meet everyone’s needs.
We recognise the importance of inclusion and diversity in the community and at McMahon & Williams Solicitors we would like to be leaders in this field. We are looking forward to attending the Irish Law Awards on Friday the 14th of June, wish us luck!