Justice Matters
The Justice Matters newsletter issues to Ministers, TDs and Senators each Dáil term, informing them of important issues impacting the justice system, solicitors and their constituents.
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The Law Society’s Centre for Justice and Law Reform has published a new research report examining the changing risks facing democratic processes in Ireland and internationally.
The Minister for Justice has once again rejected the Law Society's proposals to resolve the ongoing Criminal Legal Aid dispute.
The €14.5 million increase in Civil Legal Aid funding announced in Budget 2027 is a welcome first step towards tackling longstanding pressures on the service and improving access to legal representation.
The Justice Matters newsletter issues to Ministers, TDs and Senators each Dáil term, informing them of important issues impacting the justice system, solicitors and their constituents.
Ireland needs informed citizens and trusted sources of information, not just regulation, to protect its elections from AI-generated content and online disinformation, according to a new report from the Law Society's Centre for Justice and Law Reform..
The Centre for Justice and Law Reform is a research centre established by the Law Society of Ireland in 2025.
Learn about the Centre for Justice and Law Reform, including its Advisory Board and research programme.
New report: Ireland must look beyond regulation to protect elections from AI threats.
The Centre for Justice and Law Reform's second Summer School takes place from 9 to 10 July 2026 at the Law Society of Ireland.
The Justice Indicators evaluate the resourcing, effectiveness and efficiency of the Irish justice system across several core areas: trust, policing, courts, and prisons.
The Centre for Justice and Law Reform's first Summer School discussed emerging threats to democracy and the legal frameworks needed to address them.
View submissions to Governments, reports and other publications relevant to Law Society policy.
Browse through Law Society submissions to Government and agencies since 1999.
The Justice Matters newsletter issues to Ministers, TDs and Senators each Dáil term.
The Justice Indicators evaluate the resourcing, effectiveness and efficiency of the Irish justice system across several core areas: trust, policing, courts, and prisons.
A New Agenda For Justice outlines key Law Society policy priorities for the current Dáil term.
The Law Society campaigns on issues affecting the legal sector and the public interest.
Proposed changes to Criminal Legal Aid are unfair, unworkable, and undermine access to justice.
The Law Society of Ireland is a proud member of Ireland for Law, which promotes Irish Law and Irish legal services to the international business community.