Eoin Mac Aodha

Partner

Practice areas

• Commercial litigation
• Financial services disputes and investigations
• Fraud and financial crime
• Intellectual property
• Litigation and dispute management
• Patent litigation
• Public law
• Regulatory investigations and enforcement
• Technology

Practice notes

Eoin is a Partner in Eversheds Sutherland Ireland’s Dispute Resolution & Litigation Department having trained with the firm.

He leads our White Collar Crime offering and has carried out a number of investigations while also prosecuting and defending criminal matters.  

‘Eoin Mac Aodha has been consistently reliable and responsive to our needs. He takes a pragmatic and wise approach to litigation and provided measured counsel in occasionally difficult circumstances.’ - Legal 500

‘I have found Eoin Mac Aodha to be very efficient and focused, and he looks after his clients.’ - Legal 500, 2022

‘Eoin MacAodha is a standout performer in this field.’ - Legal 500, 2022

‘Eoin Mac Aodha is exceptionally well placed to advise on the trickiest of regulatory issues.’ - Legal 500, 2022

‘Eoin MacAodha – I have worked with Eoin on contracts in two different organisations and we have significant confidence in his advices on process, development as well as individual cases. Eoin is always available to us, and for urgent matters works well beyond scheduled hours, attends meeting when on leave etc.’ - Legal 500, 2022

Eoin MacAodha is unrivalled in his dedication to his clients’ interests and is unfailingly willing to go the extra mile.' - Legal 500, 2022

‘Eoin MacAodha goes above and beyond for his clients and is superb.' - Legal 500, 2022

His key areas of practice include:

• commercial litigation (including corporate and property)
• public administrative law (including JR,  appeals, criminal prosecutions, advisory and statutory drafting)
• regulatory compliance and investigations
• fraud and white collar crime
• financial services disputes
• patent/IP/tech litigation

Eoin sits on the litigation department’s digital IT strategy group and has pioneered a number of IT innovations aimed at delivering value for clients (including the use of AI).
 
He is a member of the firm's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) committee and pro-bono practice lead.

He was a part of the team awarded Excellence in Marketplace at the 2017 Chambers Ireland CSR awards for pro bono work in Sinnott v Minister for Environment & Ors. In this case, the High Court found in favour of a severly visually impaired man seeking to vindicate his right to a secret ballot.

He is also a member of the American Chamber of Commerce Emerging Leaders Steering Committee and a board member of SERVE in Solidarity Ireland.