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Niall Cawley DSBA President
Paul Ryan Vice President
Ciara O’Kennedy Hon.Secretary
Avril Mangan Treasurer
Joan Doran Programmes Director
Aine Gleeson
Patrick Longworth
Ciara Hallinan
Cliona Costelloe
Eimear O’Doherty
Marcus Hanahoe
Aileen Curry
Stefan O Connor
Zoe Hughes
Jessica Hickey
Niall Cawley DSBA President
DSBA Council
2024-2025
The Council of the DSBA is it’s decision making body accountable to its membership at general meeting.
The DSBA is run by its Council which comprises ten elected members and its officers. It’s officers comprise the President, vice President, Programmes Director, with the remainder of its composition made up of 10 ordinary elected members for a one year period at the previous AGM.
Niall Cawley DSBA President
Paul Ryan Vice President
Ciara O’Kennedy Hon.Secretary
Avril Mangan Treasurer
Joan Doran Programmes Director
Aine Gleeson
Patrick Longworth
Ciara Hallinan
Cliona Costelloe
Eimear O’Doherty
Marcus Hanahoe
Aileen Curry
Stefan O Connor
Zoe Hughes
Jessica Hickey
Niall Cawley DSBA President
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01 284 84 84
CONSULT A COLLEAGUE
If you have a professional or personal issue or a difficult scenario requiring a second opinion, the Consult a Colleague Helpline is there to help you.
The Consult a Colleague Helpline is available to confidentially assist every member of the profession nationwide with any problem whether personal or professional free of charge.
The volunteers on the panel who provide the service are all solicitors of considerable experience. Each solicitor is rostered and two solicitors are on call at all times. Whoever calls the helpline (01 284 84 84) will hear a recorded message giving the contact details of those on call.
Or if preferred you can call any of the volunteers on our panel. Callers can remain anonymous throughout.