Seán Guerin

Seán Guerin

lawyer Ireland

Seán Guerin is a senior counsel who represented Diarmuid Phelan during his high-profile murder trial, which concluded with an acquittal.

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Ireland Ireland: Sean Guerin SC was one of the senior counsel representing Mr Phelan at his trial. 6

Diarmuid Phelan Siobhan Lankford Keith Conlon John Byrne
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: State seems to be suggesting even people of means should apply for legal aid, barrister for Diarmuid Phelan tells court – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Seán Guerin SC, for the Rooney family, said force protection was a matter 'very close to the heart' of his clients. 5

Sean Rooney Dr Myra Cullinane Remy Farrell Simon Harris Mohammad Ayyad
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Defence Forces concerned about sensitive information being revealed at inquest of Private Seán Rooney – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Seán Guerin SC is chair of the Council of the Bar of Ireland. 7

Moyagh Murdock
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Is going to court worth it for personal injuries claimants? – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Sean Guerin SC represented John McClean and argued for a concurrent sentence regarding the recent complainants. 5

John Mcclean Charlie Dempsey Paul Murray Martin Nolan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Former Terenure College rugby coach John McClean convicted of abusing another four teenagers – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Seán Guerin was part of the high-powered legal team representing Diarmuid Phelan. 6

Diarmuid Phelan Michael Bowman Arthur Mclean Paul Mcdermott Siobhan Lankford Keith Conlon Kallum Coleman Robin Duggan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Liability for up to €2m costs of law professor’s murder trial may be decided later this month – The Irish Times