Key Contacts
PHILIP SMITH
Philip Smith is a partner and specialises in Pensions Law and Charity Law. Philip holds practising certificates in both Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Philip is a former Chair of the Association of Pension Lawyers in Ireland and a Fellow of the Irish Institute of Pensions Management.
CIARAN FLYNN
Ciaran is Head of Governance and Consulting Services. Ciaran is a qualified Chartered Accountant, Chartered Financial Analyst, and Chartered Governance Professional.
RHIANNON MONAHAN
rhiannon.monahan@arthurcox.com
Rhiannon is an associate director in our Governance, Risk and Compliance Consulting Group. Rhiannon is a Chartered Accountant, Chartered Financial Analyst, an Accredited Funds Professional and holds the Chartered Accountants Ireland’s Diploma in Risk, Internal Audit and Compliance. Read Rhiannon's full bio
SARAH MCCAGUE
+353 1 920 1051 sarah.mccague@arthurcox.com Sarah is a partner in our Employment Group. She advises on all aspects of pensions law and charity law. She advises charities on establishment, registration with the Charities Regulatory Authority (“CRA”) and the Revenue Commissioners, governance matters, investigations by the CRA, charity mergers, and the day-to-day administration of charities. Read Sarah's full bio
CAROLANN MINNOCK
+353 1 920 2083 carolann.minnock@arthurcox.com Carolann leads the pro bono practice at Arthur Cox and is responsible for the strategic development and co-ordination of pro bono.
The Arthur Cox pro bono practice provides legal advice and representation to individuals, not-for-profit organisations and social enterprises that could not otherwise afford it.
ANNE CORRIGAN
+353 1 920 1169 anne.corrigan@arthurcox.com Anne is a senior associate and barrister in our Tax Group. Her main areas of practice are trusts, charity law and tax. She is one of Ireland’s leading authorities on trust law and charity law, and advises trustees on the scope and nature of the powers available to them, as well as on their duties and obligations. Read Anne's full bio
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