In a statement, the firm said the move was in response to growing demand for cyber, aviation, professional indemnity, BI/DSU and casualty services from insurer and reinsurer clients in both local and international markets.

The new fourth-floor, open-plan office in the heart of Dublin’s business district is now home to the firm’s 35-strong team and will enable headcount growth.

Garrett Moore, managing partner of Clyde & Co’s Dublin office, said: “The relocation to our new home in Block 5 of the Harcourt Centre will ensure we remain in the best position to service our growing roster of clients, and respond to their changing needs.

“Being able to offer a bright, airy workspace in the heart of the city with great on-site amenities will also be a valuable tool in attracting new talent in the market.

“Feedback from those visiting the new office has already been overwhelmingly positive, which reinforces the benefits of this move for both clients and colleagues.”

Clyde & Co established its Dublin presence in 2019 and is one of nine offices operating within the firm’s Europe region alongside sites in France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Spain.

The relocation follows a series of recent promotions in Dublin, including Bernadette Raleigh’s appointment as partner and head of casualty for Ireland.