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Rose Sweeney has over 30 years of experience dealing with personal injury claims and has worked alongside Dave Coleman for over 27 years.

Rose Sweeney specialises in Personal Injury law and regularly represents clients who have suffered injuries in road traffic accidents, workplace accidents, slips and trips, and industrial and occupational diseases. Rose is focused on obtaining the correct result for her clients regarding compensation and rehabilitation. Rose also has experience in dealing with cases that proceed to complex litigation.

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Rose’s Diploma in Counselling Skills from NUI Maynooth provides her with practical tools to support her clients throughout this process.

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Victims of “low-level” asbestos exposure succeed at the Supreme Court

Dianne Willmore, who passed from mesothelioma in 2009, won a landmark £240,000 case, holding Knowsley Borough Council liable for her asbestos exposure during school. Her case prompted legal and financial ramifications for local authorities nationwide, leading to increased awareness and changes in asbestos-related negligence proceedings.

Personal trainer at Mullingar gym convicted of sexual assault

Shane Flynn, 35, owner of a Mullingar clinic, was convicted of sexual assault after inappropriately touching a client seeking back pain relief. The investigation also revealed 18 hours of footage showing Flynn secretly filming 35 women during massages, raising further concerns about his conduct and abuse of trust within his practice.

Former employees of content moderation firms “controlled” by Meta argue psychological harm before the High Court

Meta, previously known as Facebook, is facing accusations in the Irish High Court for allegedly exerting complete control over third-party firms managing its content moderation. Former employees of these firms claim they suffered psychological harm from the violent material they were required to view as moderators. The case brings up complex jurisdictional issues, with Meta’s global operations under scrutiny.