Dillon Eustace advises both borrowers and lenders on a wide range of credit facilities, including term, revolving, and composite facilities arranged on a bilateral, club, or syndicated basis. The team also handles matters relating to security packages, credit support, and enforcement issues. Practice head Mark Thorne specialises in asset and structured finance transactions, as well as specific banking regulatory issues. Conor Keaveny is a key figure for his work on bilateral, club and syndicated financings, while Keith Robinson focuses on real estate, development, fund, and acquisition finance work, with experience across both bilateral and syndicated lending structures.
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- ‘Strong attention to detail, available to get issues resolved quickly and proactively.’
- ‘Dillon Eustace has a fantastic team across banking in the Irish market. They offer a commercial & pragmatic service as legal advisors. They are very unassuming and client-focused.'
- ‘John-Hugh Colleran has a great personality and builds a great rapport with his clients. He is always readily available to take a call and is very hands-on and solution-focused. John-Hugh would be very much a very trusted legal advisor and go-to person.’
- ‘Dillon Eustace are responsive, personable and client focused.’
- ‘Our main exposure is to Conor Keaveny, John-Hugh Colleran and Keith Robinson. They are all highly respected, capable lawyers who are a pleasure to work with.’
- ‘The quality and timeliness of the work delivered and the warmth from the partners/associates in which it is delivered ensure positive client-Bank and Bank-solicitor interactions.’
Practice head
Mark Thorne
Other key lawyers
Conor Keaveny; Keith Robinson; John-Hugh Colleran