Construction Solicitor
We are delighted to be working with a leading international law firm on a new opportunity for a Construction Solicitor (3–5 years’ PQE) to join its expanding Dublin team.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a highly regarded construction practice with a strong pipeline of major Irish infrastructure and commercial development projects. The role offers significant exposure to non-contentious construction and project advisory work, with the opportunity to support on contentious and regulatory matters as they arise.
The team advises developers, contractors, funders, insurers and public bodies across the full lifecycle of construction and infrastructure projects.
This position is primarily focused on front-end construction, advising clients from procurement and contract structuring through to project completion.
You will:
Draft and negotiate construction documentation including RIAI, JCT, NEC, FIDIC and bespoke contracts
Advise on risk allocation, procurement strategies and project structuring
Support major development and infrastructure projects across multiple sectors
Provide advisory input on governance, compliance and regulatory considerations
You will also gain exposure to:
Construction disputes including adjudication, mediation and litigation
Live project advisory and contractual interpretation issues
Regulatory and compliance matters within the construction sector
This role would suit a solicitor looking to deepen their non-contentious expertise while maintaining involvement in advisory and contentious work.
Drafting and negotiating construction contracts and consultant appointments
Advising clients on risk management and project documentation
Supporting dispute resolution matters where required
Working closely with real estate, finance and projects teams
Building client relationships and contributing to business development initiatives
Essential:
Qualified solicitor with 3–5 years’ PQE in construction law
Strong experience in non-contentious construction work
Excellent drafting and negotiation skills
Commercial, pragmatic and solutions-focused approach
Desirable:
Exposure to adjudication, arbitration or litigation
Experience advising on infrastructure or large-scale development projects
Familiarity with RIAI, JCT, NEC or FIDIC contracts
High-quality non-contentious construction work
Exposure to significant Irish infrastructure and development projects
Hybrid working arrangements
Competitive salary and benefits package
Clear progression opportunities within a growing team
For a confidential discussion, contact:
Amy Davis
[email protected] | 01 902 6695
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