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Property Asset Management

Ciaran McDonnell

Senior Facilities Manager, The Oval

Property Asset Management

David Carberry

Director, Property Asset Management

Direct line: +353 1 237 4549
Valuations & Advisory

Dylan Bannon

Associate Director, Valuations and Advisory

Direct line: +353 1 237 4597
Valuations & Advisory

Elizabeth O’Hara

Associate Director, Valuations and Advisory

Mobile: +353 87 1855 436
Property Asset Management

Ciaran McDonnell

Senior Facilities Manager, The Oval

Property Asset Management

David Carberry

Director, Property Asset Management

Direct line: +353 1 237 4549
Valuations & Advisory

Dylan Bannon

Associate Director, Valuations and Advisory

Direct line: +353 1 237 4597
Valuations & Advisory

Elizabeth O’Hara

Associate Director, Valuations and Advisory

Mobile: +353 87 1855 436

“Knight Frank is a partnership defined by our people and the spirit of possibility”

A true partnership is a balanced one and we are committed to making our business inclusive and diverse, giving individuals the opportunity to perform at their best and be recognised for the value they bring.

We empower everyone to have autonomy in their role and encourage them to think differently about how we can make a positive impact as a firm and in shaping the future of real estate, the built environment and its impact on the communities it serves.

We believe that collaborative and engaged teams naturally provide excellent and dedicated client service. In our workplace, opinions are respected, everyone is invited to contribute to the success of our business and innovation, ideas and passion are rewarded.

The result is that our people are motivated and incisive, as we strive to ensure your experience with us, your partners in property, is the best that it can be.

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