Beauchamps expands corporate M&A group with senior appointments
Nadine McMahon, Shaun O’Shea and Ryan Duggan
Credit: Andrew Watchorn
Beauchamps has further expanded its corporate, commercial and M&A practice with the appointment of Nadine McMahon and Ryan Duggan as of counsel.
Ms McMahon advises Irish and international clients on a broad range of transactional and corporate advisory matters, including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, private investments, venture capital transactions, and general company law issues. She also has extensive experience advising on commercial agreements and contracts, helping clients simplify complex legal matters and manage risk while supporting strategic business objectives.
Mr Duggan brings more than 10 years’ post-qualification experience advising Irish and international clients on a broad range of corporate transactions and commercial matters. His practice includes mergers and acquisitions, investments, corporate governance, joint ventures, shareholder and partnership agreements, group reorganisations, and complex corporate advisory work.
Shaun O’Shea, Partner and head of corporate, commercial and M&A at Beauchamps, said: “We are delighted to welcome Nadine and Ryan to the firm at an exciting stage in the continued growth of our Corporate, Commercial and M&A practice.”
“Nadine’s breadth of corporate and commercial experience, combined with her strong commercial insight, makes her an excellent addition to the team. Her experience across both private practice and in-house environments gives her a pragmatic and commercially focused approach to advising clients.”
“Ryan is a highly regarded corporate lawyer with extensive transactional and advisory experience across a broad range of complex matters. His appointment reflects our continued focus on investing in exceptional talent and strengthening the depth of expertise we offer clients.”
“Together, Nadine and Ryan further enhance our corporate offering and further position the firm to support clients on sophisticated domestic and cross-border transactions and strategic business matters.”




