Advertised through Storm Recruitment Limited

Newly Qualified Solicitor.

Full time

About this role

Location: Dublin City Centre, Ireland Working Hours: 9:00am – 5:30pm, on site Salary: Dependent on experience

About the Role

Our client, a legal practice based in Dublin City Centre, is seeking a newly qualified Solicitor to join their team. This is an excellent opportunity to develop in residential conveyancing while benefiting from predictable working hours and a supportive environment. You will gain hands-on experience managing residential property transactions in a structured and collaborative setting.

Key Responsibilities

Manage a caseload of residential property transactions. Draft, review, and negotiate contracts and conveyancing documentation. Liaise with clients, lenders, and other legal professionals. Provide clear and professional advice to clients on residential property matters. Ensure compliance with all regulatory and professional obligations. Contribute positively to a collaborative and professional team.

Candidate Requirements

Newly qualified Solicitor. Residential conveyancing experience. Solid understanding of Irish property law and conveyancing procedures. Excellent communication, organisational, and client management skills. Ability to work independently on routine matters and collaborate on more complex transactions. Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access, Outlook)

What Our Client Offers

True work-life balance – 9:00am to 5:30pm, no late evenings or weekend work. Supportive, professional, and friendly team environment. Structured workload with clear expectations. Competitive salary, dependent on experience If you are interested in this role, send your CV Sophie at [email protected] or connect with her on Linkedin. Check out our other open jobs here

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