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Personal injury claims in Ireland must go through the Injuries Resolution Board (formerly PIAB) before court, and strict two-year time limits apply. These guides explain whether you have a claim, how the process works and what it costs. A solicitor you instruct offers an initial assessment consultation so you know where you stand before committing to anything.
Guides
- How to Make a Personal Injury Claim in Ireland: The PIAB Process (2026)
- Do I Have a Personal Injury Claim in Ireland? (2026)
- Vehicle Accident Solicitors in Ireland: What to Do and What It Costs
Templates and service guides
- Cyclist & Pedestrian Accident Claim Review — information guide
- Personal Injuries Guidelines — Legal Review
- Injuries Resolution Board (IRB) Application Support — Solicitor-Delivered
- Public Liability / Slip-Trip-Fall Claim Assessment — information guide
- Workplace Accident Claim Assessment — information guide
- Road Traffic Accident Claim Assessment — information guide
- Personal Injury Claim Pre-Assessment Form
- Preliminary Merit Assessment — Medical Negligence
- Medical Records Request & Review Pack — Medical Negligence
- Medical Negligence Consultation — Confidential Video Call with a Solicitor
How it works
Choose a service, answer a short online questionnaire and pay the set price shown. An Irish solicitor reviews your instructions and delivers the document or advice by email, usually within a few working days. If you are not sure which service you need, consult a solicitor and we will point you in the right direction.
This page is general information, not legal advice.
We don’t currently have an Irish solicitor working with us, but we are looking for one. The guides above explain each document; where your matter needs a solicitor, use the Law Society of Ireland’s Find a Solicitor directory, or join our no-fee solicitor service waiting list to be told when this service is available again.