The firm selects its charity partners through a staff survey, with the top-ranking charities as voted by employees receiving support for three years.

Mental health charity A Lust for Life, the Children’s Health Foundation and Women’s Aid will benefit from the firm’s support until 2026 after “an excellent response from staff”.

Bernie Keogh, managing director of A Lust for Life, said: “We are delighted that Arthur Cox will be supporting us in our fundraising efforts over the next three years.

“These additional resources will help us achieve our goal to make our school programmes available free of charge to every single primary school child in Ireland and to enable us to support more and more young people as part of our early intervention/prevention strategy to equip future generations to be effective guardians of their own minds.”

Hugh Kane, interim CEO at the Children’s Health Foundation, said: “We are honoured that Children’s Health Foundation has been chosen by the team at Arthur Cox as a charity partner. Through the kindness and support of partners such as Arthur Cox, we are able to continue to pursue our goal of giving every sick child the best chance.”

Sarah Benson, CEO of Women’s Aid, said: “We are really pleased to have been chosen as one of Arthur Cox’s charity partners. Our work has never been more important, and we look forward to working with the firm and their staff on fundraising.”