Rose Sweeney

Bio & Credentials

About

Rose Sweeney has over 40 years of experience dealing with personal injury claims and has worked alongside Dave Coleman for over 38 years.

Experience

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 handling cases that proceed to complex litigation.

Education

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

Areas of Specialisation

Workplace Injury Claim

Medical Negligence

Personal Injury Claim

Recent Work

Sexual abuse civil claim: legal battle over alleged abuse continues

August 12, 2025

A man has failed in his bid to prevent his sister from pursuing a sexual abuse civil claim for damages over allegations of sexual abuse and rape committed against.

The delay in publishing the report on the Lookback Review in North Kerry CAMHS is distressing for the affected families.

July 23, 2025

The North Kerry CAMHS "Lookback Review," led by Dr. Colette Halpin and a team of independent consultants, has completed the review of around 300 patient files.

Sodium Valproate Inquiry [2025]

July 23, 2025

The Sodium Valproate Inquiry in Ireland officially commenced on 22 July 2025, having been initially announced in November 2020 and approved by the Cabinet in July 2023.

CHI apologises to families amid concerns over the CHI hip surgery review

June 27, 2025

Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) has issued an apology to children and families affected by failures in clinical governance and standards of care following revelations emerging.

Assessment of Needs for Children- Minister Norma Foley admits that we need to do better

April 7, 2025

In an interview with Tabatha Monahan of the Irish Independent, the Minister for Children and Disabilities confirmed that the current system is letting children down.