We are currently recruiting for our 2027 Trainee Solicitor Programme. As a Trainee Solicitor you'll have the opportunity to discover which areas of law interest and engage you most. Some people are born litigators, others love the dynamics of a commercial deal and some absorb themselves in employment law or restructuring. Our Trainee Solicitor Programme is designed to encourage and develop every person's unique qualities.
All of our Trainee Solicitors work within our main departments:
Requirements
We are looking for candidates who have the drive to succeed as top class lawyers and become future leaders of our firm. Whilst an undergraduate degree in law is not a prerequisite, candidates need to demonstrate academic achievement and experience relevant to a career in the legal sector. Candidates intending on following the IPLS route will also need to evidence that they have completed the core law modules required by Law Society of Northern Ireland.
We look for evidence of the following attributes:
To find out more about A&L Goodbody, our Trainee Programme and what we look for, please visit: ALG Belfast Traineeship Programme
Use of artificial intelligence (AI)
While AI can be a helpful tool, we value authenticity in our hiring process. We do not accept its use as part of our application process as it makes it harder to get a true sense of who you are and what you bring to the role - applications found to rely on AI generated content may be disqualified. We appreciate your understanding.
Reasonable Accommodation
If you have a disability or impairment which may prevent you from completing our online application form, please email careersbelfast@algoodbody.com so that we can ensure to accommodate your needs in the most appropriate way possible.
A&L Goodbody is one of Ireland's leading corporate law firms. Comprising A&L Goodbody LLP and related partnerships, we have 121 partners and over 1000 people.
Headquartered in Dublin, our offices are located in Belfast, London, New York and San Francisco.
For over 100 years, our lawyers have been at the centre of corporate Ireland, advising some of the largest and most influential businesses at a domestic and international level.
