Our offices with close for the 12th Holidays
Our office on Cromac Street is now closed and will reopen at 9am on the 16th July. In an emergency situation you can call our office number.
Christmas closure of our Cromac Street office
Our office will be closed over Christmas and New Year from 5pm on 23rd November 2025 and reopen on 5th January 2026 at 9am. We will of course offer a [...]
O’Neill Solicitors delighted to support Queens Park run over recent years
O'Neill Solicitors delighted to support Queens Park run over recent yearsO'Neill Solicitors delighted to support Queens Park run over recent years and Niall achieved milestone of 100 runs completed [...]
O’Neill Solicitors continue support of QUBFC attending another great game
“ The game was a great advert for Local football finishing 2-2 with both teams pushing for promotion to the Irish League and ONeill solicitors delighted to help the growth [...]
ONeill Solicitors Limited delighted to continue to support ACFC
ONeill Solicitors Limited delighted to continue to support ACFC in their climb through the South Belfast Youth leagues . All three ACFC teams pushing for silverware and promotion and ONeill [...]
Charges Withdrawn Against Romanian Teenagers in Ballymena Case After ‘Evidential Developments’
The Public Prosecution Service (PPS) has announced the withdrawal of charges against two Romanian teenagers accused of the attempted sexual assault of a schoolgirl in Ballymena, County Antrim. The high-profile [...]
Man Charged with Assisting Afghan Family’s Illegal Entry to Northern Ireland
An individual, Ibadullah Alimi, has appeared in court in Belfast, Northern Ireland, facing charges related to an alleged breach of UK immigration law concerning an Afghan family. Key Details of [...]
Stay Safe This Sales Season: Your Belfast Personal Injury Solicitors
Safety First: Advice for "Shoppers in Northern Ireland With high-profile sales events such as Black Friday often leading to large crowds, it is vital for shoppers across Northern Ireland to [...]
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Personal Injury Claim? Slippy Pavements on Andersonstown Road
Serious Trip & Fall Hazard Addressed in Andersonstown For too long, residents and pedestrians in Andersonstown have faced a serious danger from uneven and slippy pavements along the Andersonstown Road. [...]
Belfast Councillor Vows to Continue Fight for Safer Pavements After Safety Works Rejected
Andersonstown Road's "Slippery Pavements" Deemed Safe Despite Numerous Injuries A Belfast councillor is expressing his outrage and disappointment after the Department for Infrastructure refused to address safety concerns on [...]
