Fundamental Rights under the Irish Constitution The Irish Constitution recognises and declares that you have certain fundamental personal rights. These are confirmed and protected by the Constitution.
Legislation This document describes how laws are made by the Oireachtas
(the Irish parliament).
European Laws The fundamental laws of the European Union are set out in
the Treaties. Find out how the institutions of the EU also have the power to
make new laws.
Appealing Rights Under EU Law An outline of how your rights are safeguarded under EU law and the various European institutions involved
Access to Garda records Under data protection legislation you have the right to access personal information which the Gardaí hold on you, except in certain circumstances. Find out how to access your information.
Irish Human Rights Commission The Commission promotes and protects human rights in Ireland. In some cases, it can assist you to futher human rights issues by holding an inquiry or assisting with legal proceedings.
Judicial Review of Public Decisions Public decisions may be judicially reviewed by the High Court to determine whether they are illegal. Find out how to initiate judicial review proceedings.
