Construction Lawyer (5–6 Years PQE)LocationDublin / Hybrid working availableThe FirmOur client is aTop 5 Irish law firm, consistently ranked at the highest level for its Construction, Infrastructure and Energy practices. The firm advises on many of themost significant construction and infrastructure projects in Ireland, including major commercial developments, public sector projects, and large-scale renewable energy initiatives.The firm is known for itstechnical excellence, commercial insight and long-term approach to talent development, offering lawyers a clear and realistic career progression framework.The RoleThe firm is seeking aConstruction Specialist Lawyer (5–6 years PQE)to join its market-leading Construction & Infrastructure team.The successful candidate will work on abroad range of high-value construction matters, with scope to develop a practice aligned to their strengths. The team is particularly interested in candidates with either:A strong, broad-based construction law background, orExperience advising on offshore wind and renewable energy projects, particularly during the construction and delivery phases.This is astrategic hirewith a clearpathway to partnershipfor the right individual.Key ResponsibilitiesAdvising on contentious and non-contentious construction law matters, including procurement strategy, contract drafting, and project deliveryDrafting, reviewing, and negotiating construction documentation, including JCT, NEC, FIDIC, and bespoke formsAdvising on major infrastructure and energy projects, including offshore wind developments where relevantSupporting clients with dispute avoidance and dispute resolution, including adjudication, mediation, arbitration, and litigationWorking collaboratively with colleagues across energy, projects, real estate, and dispute resolution teamsDeveloping strong client relationships and contributing to business development and profile-raising initiativesCandidate Profile5–6 years' PQE, qualified as a solicitor in Ireland (or another common law jurisdiction with relevant experience)Demonstrable experience in construction law, either as a generalist or with a focus on offshore wind / renewablesStrong technical knowledge combined with a commercial and pragmatic approachExcellent drafting, negotiation, and client-handling skillsAbility to manage matters with increasing autonomy and supervise junior lawyersAmbition to progress towards senior associate and partnership levelDesirable ExperienceOffshore wind, renewable energy, or wider energy infrastructure project experienceExperience advising on large-scale or complex infrastructure developmentsFamiliarity with Irish public procurement and regulatory frameworksThe OpportunityJoin a Top 5 Irish law firm with a market-leading construction practiceWork on landmark projects shaping Ireland's infrastructure and energy transitionClear and credible pathway to partnershipCompetitive remuneration, strong support structures, and flexible working arrangements