Law firm

Patrick Fahy & Co

Omagh, Northern Ireland office

About

About Patrick Fahy & Co

Patrick Fahy & Co describes its work as:

Patrick Fahy and Co Solicitors was established by Patrick Fahy in 1970. Throughout its existence the Practice has been involved in some of the most prominent trials in this jurisdiction.

Patrick Fahy & Co, in its own words (source)

Patrick Fahy & Co is a law firm with 2 offices, at Omagh and Dungannon, NORTHERN-IRELAND. The firm states that it was founded in 1970. It publishes work in criminal charges and police, litigation and dispute resolution, buying, selling or transferring property, family and relationship breakdown, wills, probate and estates and government and administrative, and 1 further area of law. Within those areas it lists 1 named service on its own website. The firm publishes 7 people on its team pages.

Practice areas

Areas of law Patrick Fahy & Co lists

Sub-services the firm names on its own website: Criminal Law, Employment Law, Family Law, Licensing, Litigation, Property, Wills & Probate.

Locations

Offices (2)

  • Omagh

    John St Omagh, County Tyrone BT78 1DWOmagh Northern Ireland BT78 1DW

    028 8224 3447 switchboard for Patrick Fahy & Co

  • Dungannon

    1 Northland Place, Dungannon, BT71 6ANDungannon Northern Ireland BT71 6AN

    028 8224 3447 switchboard for Patrick Fahy & Co

People

People Patrick Fahy & Co names on its website

Names and roles as the firm publishes them. We do not publish personal contact details or photographs. Contact the firm on its switchboard, or use the request form below.

  • Adrian O’Kane
  • Claire Hyndman
  • Colin Fox
  • Fiona Quinn
  • Michael Fahy
  • Padhraic Cunningham
  • Patrick Fahy

Published facts

What Patrick Fahy & Co publishes about itself

Year the firm says it started
1970

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Where is Patrick Fahy & Co located?
Patrick Fahy & Co publishes 2 offices: Omagh, Northern Ireland; Dungannon, Northern Ireland.
What kinds of matters does Patrick Fahy & Co list?
Patrick Fahy & Co lists Buying, selling or transferring property, Criminal charges and police, Employment and workplace, Family and relationship breakdown, Government and administrative, Litigation and dispute resolution, Wills, probate and estates on its own website. This page repeats what the firm publishes; it is not an assessment of the firm.
Who works at Patrick Fahy & Co?
Patrick Fahy & Co names 7 people on its own website. We show the name and the role the firm itself publishes, and no personal contact details.
How do I ask Patrick Fahy & Co for a consultation?
Use the request form on this page. Patrick Fahy & Co has not claimed this listing, so we send your message to the general enquiry address the firm publishes, where it publishes one. We record your request either way. The firm decides whether to take it on.