What does Office of the Attorney General do?
Office of the Attorney General is a legal services provider working across Government & Public Sector. See the About section on this page for the full profile.
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The Office of the Attorney General is the chief law officer of the Irish State, providing legal advice to the Government and drafting legislation. Located on Merrion Street Upper in Dublin, the office plays a central role in the administration of Irish law, including constitutional matters, EU law advisory, legislative drafting, and representing the State in legal proceedings. It offers a unique career path for solicitors and barristers in public service.
Industry
Government & Public Sector
Company Size
201-500 employees
Founded
1937 (89 years ago)