Law firms Freshfields and Eversheds make up bulk of applications as Irish admissions reach over 300 Kathryn McCann · 10 August 2016 · 2 min read Ireland Brexit The Bar Eversheds Sutherland Freshfields Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Eversheds have made up the bulk of UK admissions to the Irish bar so far in 2016, as the number soared to over 300 after the Brexit vote.Your limit of 1 article in 30 days is up. Please login for full access or subscribe. Corporate users - click here for simple access (no password needed). For more information, please contact [email protected] Related ContentMore in this category‘One engine, configured a thousand different ways’ – is Claude for Legal the next big shift in legal tech?Law firmsTom Cox28 May 2026‘They ripped the Band-Aid off’ – why Wachtell and other elite firms are tearing up partner payLaw firmsWill Lewallen19 May 2026Freshfields private capital co-head takes UK leadership roleLaw firmsWill Lewallen14 May 2026Staying activeLaw firmsLegal Business31 Oct 2024Glasses half fullLaw firmsTom Cox29 Oct 2024Ireland: No luck requiredInternationalThomas Alan10 Nov 2020‘I’ve learned not to take keyboard warriors seriously’ – Garden Court’s Oscar Davies on practising law in the culture warLaw firmsEliza Winter27 Apr 2026Defining disputes: five blockbuster cases to watch in 2026Law firmsEliza Winter2 Feb 2026The silk class of 2026: ten names to notePractice areasWill Tolcher28 Jan 2026