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Moloney & Co Solicitors would like to thank all our clients a happy and peaceful Christmas and a prosperous new year. At this time of the year our thoughts go to charities and ways we can help our local community. This year Moloney Solicitors are making a donation to Naas care of the aged to help […]

Since the introduction of the Injuries Board.ie, they have continued to do a huge amount of advertising urging people injured in accidents to make applications themselves to the Board for compensation. They have suggested that there is no need for people to engage the services of a Solicitor to deal with their cases but rather […]

Moloney & Co Solicitors has completed its first year of business at its Dublin offices at Ormond Building, Ormond Quay Upper, Dublin 7. The office was established by the firm to provide a greater service to its Dublin based clients who are seeking the firm’s expertise in personal injury and medical negligence claims. Ormonde Building […]

Suffering an injury at any time is bad enough but having an accident abroad makes it even more complicated and stressful. Moloney & Co Solicitors specialise in overseas accidents. They can help you with your questions about:- Who can be sued for damages for losses as a result of your injury? What system of law […]

The Health and Safety Authority has had to issue a Safety alert as a result of a number of fatal accidents involving confined spaces in the workplace. The Authority has now published a detailed Code of Practise for people working in confined spaces. It is often hazardous for employees to be working in poorly ventilated […]

  Coach Paul Archbold, boxer Gary Cully, sponsor Liam Moloney, coaches Jimmy O’Neill and Niall Barrett, St David’s Amateur Boxing Club, Naas. Sponsor Liam Moloney with Gary Cully, St. Davids, Boxing Club, Naas. Sponsor Liam Moloney with Gary Cully, St. Davids, Boxing Club, Naas   Members of St. David’s Boxing Club with (standing centre) Gary […]

In the USA the law requires that every driver of a motor vehicle must drive in a reasonably safe manner. A failure to drive a vehicle reasonably safely is considered to be negligence. The negligent driver is responsible to compensate the victim of his negligence for the reasonable value of the harm caused by such […]

If you own or lease a Volkswagen or Audi vehicle depending on the model, you may be receiving a notification from Volkswagen or Audi Ireland that your vehicle is equipped with software implicated in a recent emissions-testing scandal. Audi and Volkswagen have confirmed some of the vehicles affected are as follows: Audi A4 Q5 Jetta […]

Most people think vaccines are safe but unfortunately a small percentage of vaccine recipients will suffer a reaction that sometimes is disabling or even fatal. Many young girls in Ireland have been injured as a result of being administered the HPV vaccine which was given to protect them from cervical cancer.  Many of these girls […]

Unfortunately injuries at work are becoming more and more common.  In 2011 1.8 million working days were lost due to work-related injuries and illness. The most common forms of work-related injuries are musculoskeletal problems and stress, anxiety and depression. The highest injury at work rates are found in agriculture/forestry/fishing industry, construction and transportation/storage and human […]