Caoimhe Daly’s principal area of practice is general crime. She also has experience of appearing on behalf of the Law Society of Ireland, both at their disciplinary tribunals and in the High Court of Ireland. She has experience of prosecuting and defending in the Crown Court, both alone and as a led junior, in a variety of cases, including: serious assault; firearms offences; fraud; drugs; armed robbery; and sexual assault. She also has expertise in restraint and confiscation proceedings. She is regularly instructed in the criminal aspects of copyright and trade marks, ranging from large-scale conspiracies to defraud to supplying counterfeit goods and breaches of consumer protection law. She also has experience of regulatory law, appearing before the Nursing and Midwifery Council.

St John’s College, Cambridge (MA law); London School of Economics (LLM corporate and commercial crime); Inns of Court School of Law (BVC).