www.Courts.ie has judgments database and legal diary service for free

The site www.courts.ie is the official site for the Courts Service of Ireland. It is accessible in English, Gaelic, French, and Spanish. It contains a great deal of information that will be useful for anyone who has a court case in an Irish court or anyone who wants to know more about how the Irish court system works. For users of the courts, courts.ie contains information on court fees, forms, and rules. There is information for jurors, and there are maps of the office locations. All the information is very detailed and helpful.

In addition, the site explains the basics of various kinds of common legal problems, such as custody, divorce, domestic violence, guardianship, drug treatment, and licensing. The site describes, in great detail, what people involved with these must do. For example, in the section on divorce, the site tells what papers people must file and where they must file them. This is all explained in a step-by-step fashion. It is critical information for people who are representing themselves. It should also be useful for people who have a solicitor to represents them, as they will better know what to expect. There are also many links to forms and to useful information.

The site also has sections for paying fines online and for filing a small claims court case online. In addition, there are archives of written judgments and a legal diary which contains a current list of cases. The site contains a section with information for teachers and students, including information about what the courts do, what kinds of jobs are available in the courts, and interesting facts. Teachers can find out how to arrange a field trip to the courts, and there is information about the national mock trial competition for secondary school students. The courts.ie site is an exceptionally well-organized site. It contains a wealth of information and presents it in a way that makes it easy for people to find what they are looking for.