Useful Links — O'Connor Law, Gorey, Co. Wexford

Useful Links

Official Irish legal and government resources.

Legal Resources & Government Links

Many clients wish to learn more about their legal rights and obligations before seeking legal advice. The resources below provide information from official Irish government departments, state agencies and regulatory bodies covering many of the areas in which O’Connor Law advises clients.

These websites can be a useful starting point for understanding legal processes, accessing official forms and guidance, and obtaining information about your rights and responsibilities under Irish law.

Courts Service of Ireland

Court procedures, listings, forms, and general information on the Irish court system.

Companies Registration Office (CRO)

Company searches, filing obligations, and registered office details for Irish companies.

Law Society of Ireland

Verify a solicitor's registration, access consumer guides, and find public legal information.

Legal Services Regulatory Authority (LSRA)

The independent statutory body that regulates legal practitioners and handles complaints about solicitors in Ireland.

Injuries Resolution Board (formerly PIAB)

Information on the personal injury claims process — an alternative route to litigation.

Residential Tenancies Board (RTB)

Landlord and tenant dispute resolution, tenancy registration, and rental rights information.

Legal Aid Board

Information on legal aid eligibility and services available to those who qualify.

Citizens Information

Plain-language explanations of your legal rights, entitlements, and public services in Ireland.

Workplace Relations Commission (WRC)

Employment dispute resolution, unfair dismissal complaints, and mediation services.

Revenue.ie

Tax obligations, CGT, stamp duty, and financial matters relevant to commercial and property clients.

Landdirect.ie

Search the Land Registry and Property Registration Authority — useful for property title queries, folio searches, and conveyancing matters.

Data Protection Commission

Ireland's independent authority for data-protection rights — how your personal data is handled and how to make a complaint.

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