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31/03/2026

William Fry Partner Secures 2026 Client Choice Award for Construction

Jarleth Heneghan, a Partner in William Fry's Projects Department and Construction & Engineering Sector, has been announced as the exclusive 2026 Client Choice Award winner for Construction in Ireland.

The award was presented at the Lexology Client Choice Awards ceremony held at Church House Westminster in London.

The Client Choice Awards are designed to highlight legal professionals who demonstrate excellence in client service and provide significant value to their clients' business operations. Mr Heneghan's win marks the third year in a row he has received this distinction, an achievement reached by only a small number of recipients worldwide.

In his practice, Mr Heneghan provides counsel to state bodies, international clients, developers, financial institutions, and contractors. His work encompasses both contentious and non-contentious engineering and construction matters, covering procurement, dispute resolution, and the full lifecycle of major development projects.

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His recent portfolio includes high-profile projects such as the development financing and construction of Google Ireland's Boland's Quay and the redevelopment of the net-zero carbon Irish Life headquarters. He also advises the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications on the National Broadband Plan, as well as EirGrid on emergency power generation and daa on infrastructure delivery at Dublin Airport.

Upon receiving the award, Jarleth Heneghan said: "I am very pleased to receive this recognition for the third year running. The Client Choice Awards are particularly meaningful as they reflect the experience of clients and I am grateful to those who took the time to nominate me."

Stephen Keogh, Managing Partner at William Fry, added: "This recognition of Jarleth for a third consecutive year speaks to his standing as one of Ireland's leading construction lawyers. His technical expertise and commercial insights have made him a trusted adviser on some of the most significant and complex construction projects in the Irish market, reflecting our solutions-led and innovative approach to client service at William Fry."

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