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Oliver McKenna
Oliver McKenna BL from St Mel's Road, Longford Town was recently called to the Bar of Ireland by the Chief Justice in the Four Courts after completing the Barrister-at-Law Degree at the Honorable Society of King's Inn.
He is a past pupil of Boys National School and St Mel's College.
Oliver previously studied law at Dublin Business School and was later awarded a scholarship to the King's Inn prior to studying for the Bar.
All of Oliver's family and friends and the Longford Leader wish him lots of success and fulfilment in his career as a Barrister in the year's ahead.
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