Ballymun Office | Ferrys Solicitors LLP

Legal advice for Ballymun, Santry and Dublin 11

The Ballymun office is well placed for clients who need local help with urgent legal questions, court dates, employment concerns, immigration issues or family matters. The office provides a straightforward first step for people who want to understand the process before committing to a course of action.

Clients can arrange meetings and document checks through this office. Where a matter involves a specialist Ferrys department, the Ballymun team can route the enquiry and keep the next steps clear.

Legal services available through the Ballymun office

Criminal defence

Advice for Garda station, District Court, road traffic and wider criminal defence matters.

Immigration law

Support with permissions, citizenship, family applications and complex status questions.

Employment law

Help with unfair dismissal, redundancy, settlement agreements and workplace discrimination.

Family law

Guidance on separation, access, maintenance and urgent family law issues.

Personal injury

Advice after road traffic, workplace and public-place accidents affecting north Dublin clients.

Judicial review and public law

Referral into specialist advice where a decision by a public body may need legal challenge.

Named Ballymun solicitor support

Litigation and criminal defence solicitors

Ferrys Solicitors LLP provides solicitor support for Ballymun clients through its court and litigation teams.

Ballymun reception team

Front-of-house support for appointments and document drop-off.

Practice-area solicitors

Immigration, employment, family and personal injury teams can support matters opened through this office.

Garda station cover from Ballymun

Santry Cross sits on the north city road network with the M50 close by, which is what makes Blanchardstown reachable as well as Ballymun and Finglas.

Ballymun and Finglas are close by. Cabra and Blanchardstown are further out, reached along the M50 and the north city routes.

Garda stations covered from the Ballymun office
Garda station	Where it is	Court it usually feeds	Getting there
Ballymun	Main Street, Ballymun, Dublin 9	Criminal Courts of Justice, Parkgate Street	A few minutes from the office
Finglas	Finglas, Dublin 11	Criminal Courts of Justice, Parkgate Street	About ten minutes by car
Cabra	Cabra, Dublin 7	Criminal Courts of Justice, Parkgate Street	About fifteen minutes by car
Blanchardstown	Blanchardstown, Dublin 15	Blanchardstown Courthouse	About twenty minutes by car via the M50

Who attends

Criminal defence at Ferrys Solicitors LLP is led by Tony Collier, and north Dublin station attendance is by the firm's criminal defence solicitors. This page names no individual solicitor for Ballymun because attendance follows the on-call rota, not the office. Ring 087 122 3080 and you will be told who is attending.

Common questions

Which solicitor covers Ballymun?

Criminal defence across the firm is led by Tony Collier, solicitor, and station attendance in north Dublin is by the firm's criminal defence solicitors. Ring 087 122 3080 and you will be told who is attending.

How far is Blanchardstown from your Ballymun office?

It is the furthest of the four, reached along the M50, and typically about twenty minutes by car outside rush hour. Ring early: we can contact the station immediately and ask that questioning does not begin before a solicitor has advised.

Is the Ballymun office the same as the Santry Cross listing on Google?

Yes. The office is at Santry Cross in Dublin 11 and the Google listing is named after the location rather than the area. The address on this page and on the listing are the same place.

What if the arrest happens at the airport or on the M50 corridor?

Ring the emergency line with the station name if you have it. North Dublin arrests connected to the airport corridor can end up in a number of stations, and finding the right one quickly is the first thing we do.

Do you deal with the court appearance as well as the station?

Yes. The point of getting a solicitor involved at the station is that the same firm carries the case forward, so what happened in the interviews is known first hand rather than reconstructed later from a memo.

Can you help if the person arrested is under eighteen?

Yes, and there are additional protections that apply to children in custody, including requirements about a parent or guardian being notified and present. Say the person's age when you ring, because it changes what should be happening in the station straight away.

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