Top Ten achievements
Director General's Report
Facts about the profession
Facts about the profession
See the latest developments within a changing Irish legal profession.
About the Law Society
The Law Society of Ireland has representative, regulatory and educational functions in respect of the solicitors’ profession. It delivers high-quality legal education and training, encourages and supports the highest professional standards, and places significant emphasis on civic engagement, supporting local community initiatives and driving diversity and inclusion within the profession.
Strategic Objectives
Council of the Law Society
Organisational overview
Environmental, Social, and Governance
Corporate Governance
Committee reports
The Law Society’s committees are appointed by the Council. Their term of office runs from the November Council meeting each year until the November Council meeting the following year. The incoming president selects the chair and members of each committee and places their names before the Council for approval.
The Council regulations divide the committees into two categories: ‘standing committees’ and ‘non-standing committees’. In addition, various subcommittees, task forces, and working groups are established to deal with different legislative and operational matters, as they arise.
Standing Committees
Non-standing Committees
Committee membership
Financial Statements and downloads
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Law Society
Compensation Fund
Print-friendly Annual Report
Past Annual Reports
Past Annual Reports
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