Noeleen Healy is a practising barrister working primarily in the areas of immigration, protection, family law and general civil law. She regularly represents clients at quasi-judicial tribunals, the Circuit Court and High Court. Prior to commencing practice at the bar, Noeleen worked as a legal executive in the immigration and international protection field and as a judicial assistant, assigned to the asylum, immigration and citizenship list at the High Court. She has also worked as a legal researcher for a public body. Noeleen has volunteered with FLAC as well as with a number of migrant-rights and civil society organisations. Noeleen was educated at NUI Galway, obtaining a commerce degree followed by a postgraduate degree in law. She then obtained an LLM in Peace Operations, Humanitarian Law and Conflict from the Irish Centre for Human Rights. Noeleen completed her barrister-at-law degree in 2018, and, at the same time, she obtained an advanced diploma in data protection law.