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• What kind of firm is Doherty & Doherty LLP?

  Firm Overview. Doherty & Doherty LLP provides creative, custom-made solutions for the legal needs of our clients. We pride ourselves on professional, innovative, cost efficient and responsive service. Our partners provide a level of technical sophistication usually only found in larger firms, while providing personalized,...

• Where does the name O’Doherty come from?

  The Irish O’Doherty is an anglicized form of the Old Gaelic O’Dochartaigh, descendant of Dochartach a personal byname having the rather strange meaning of “destroyer.” Doherty and variants are to be found today. The spellings O’Doherty and Doherty exist in Ireland today, Docherty in Scotland, and Dougherty and Daugherty in America.

• Who is John Doherty?

  John Doherty lives in Watson’s Bay, Sidney, but was born in Kilkenny, and trained in the Bolton’s Street College, where he studied architecture in the late 60s, moving on to the National College of Art, Artist in Residence, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. His scrutiny of the subjects he paints is full on and intense.

• What has Doherty ever done for Castlederg?

  In 2012, to some surprise, Doherty supported funding for a loyalist flute band in Castlederg. He praised the band in the application for reaching out to all sections of the community. The band had sought support for its funding application from a community group who then, unbeknownst to the band, reached out to Doherty.

• Who is Donya O’Doherty?

  Donya is a fearless advocate for survivors of domestic violence, O’Doherty said. She will lead our advocacy with Ohio’s elected officials in Washington DC as well as provide guidance on the operational and policy issues our shelters face on a daily basis,