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Aidan P. Donnelly

LLB (Partner)

Originally from Belfast, Aidan was educated at St Patrick’s College, Armagh between 1977 and 1984. Aidan then studied Law at Queen’s University, Belfast, graduating in 1988. In 1990 Aidan was admitted to the Roll of Solicitors in Northern Ireland having completed his Professional Qualifications at the Institute of Professional Legal Studies in Belfast.

Having taken a year off to pursue sporting and travel interests Aidan joined Murlands in 1991, becoming a Partner in 2001.

Aidan is our Head of Litigation and has a wealth of experience in both the County Court and the High Court, handling and advising on a wide variety of claims including road traffic accident compensation claims, industrial injury and property damage.

Aidan has represented local and national insurance companies for decades and in recent years has moved to a greater emphasis on high value Road Traffic Accident compensation claims. He endeavours to provide an efficient, pro-active and results-driven professional service, delivered in a clear, concise, client-friendly manner and with client engagement at its core.

A former Inter County gaelic footballer and international basketball player, in his spare time Aidan remains an enthusiastic sports participant and spectator. In recent years the competitive outlet has been Masters gaelic football and Masters basketball but increasingly includes golf and the occasional Saturday morning Parkrun. Aidan is also a keen follower of Ulster and Ireland rugby.

 

 

What his clients say:

 

“Very pleased with how the solicitors acted on my behalf. They always kept me up-to-date with the progress of my claim. Aidan Donnelly was extremely helpful throughout and I am pleased with the outcome”.

 

“I will never be able to adequately express my gratitude, not only for getting the result I needed but for being a backbone when I was struggling to find my own”.

 

Aidan was very helpful and took care of everything with no hassle. He kept me totally in the loop and was in constant communication throughout”.