Join Arbitration Ireland
Arbitration Ireland welcomes new members – individual, corporate or institutional – who are interested in arbitration and, in particular, international arbitration and who share its aim of promoting Dublin as a centre for international arbitration. Annual membership runs from January to December each year. If you would like to join Arbitration Ireland – and avail of the membership benefits described below – please click on the appropriate box.
- Annual membership runs from January to December each year
- Individual members will receive an online profile with an option to upgrade to a premium profile at an additional cost of €200
- Membership provides access to a community of leading international arbitration practitioners and exclusive member log-in section
- Profile and contact with international law firms involved in international arbitration
- Members-only events facilitate relationship building in the arbitration community
- Free seminars for members on relevant topics throughout the year
- Free seminars for young practitioners on relevant topics throughout the year
- Members may submit published articles/papers to the exclusive members-only section of website to heighten their profile
- All members will receive significant discounts for the annual Dublin International Arbitration Day Conference
- An opportunity to become involved in Arbitration Ireland, participate in its activities and be associated with its events
- Only Individual Members receive a 10% discount on room hire at the Dublin Dispute Resolution Centre
Membership benefits
Contact Arbitration Ireland
Arbitration Ireland is the natural point of contact for all
matters relating to arbitration in Ireland.
We are always delighted to talk to arbitrators and those with a professional interest in arbitration in Ireland.
Please contact our Executive Director, Rose Fisher.
Rose Fisher – Executive Director
Rose Fisher is the Executive Director of Arbitration Ireland. Well known throughout the Irish legal network, Rose worked for the body representing Irish barristers, The Bar of Ireland, for almost 20 years before taking up her post with Arbitration Ireland. Rose has extensive experience in management, business development and operations roles, and holds an honours degree in business and project management.
The Executive Director is charged with implementing the strategic vision of the association. This vision is to have Dublin recognised as an established venue and seat for international commercial arbitration with increased participation of Irish practitioners.
In recent times, Arbitration Ireland has launched a London Chapter (2017) and more recently (2018), a New York Chapter.
Join Arbitration Ireland
Arbitration Ireland welcomes new members – individual, corporate or institutional – who are interested in arbitration and, in particular, international arbitration and who share its aim of promoting Dublin as a centre for international arbitration. If you would like to join Arbitration Ireland – and avail of the membership benefits described below – please click on the appropriate box.
If you just wish to get more information about membership, contact our Executive Director, Rose Fisher here.
Membership benefits
Contact Arbitration Ireland
Arbitration Ireland is the natural point of contact for all
matters relating to arbitration in Ireland.
We are always delighted to talk to arbitrators and those with a professional interest in arbitration in Ireland.
Please contact our Executive Director, Rose Fisher.
Rose Fisher – Executive Director
Rose Fisher is the Executive Director of Arbitration Ireland. Well known throughout the Irish legal network, Rose worked for the body representing Irish barristers, The Bar of Ireland, for almost 20 years before taking up her post with Arbitration Ireland. Rose has extensive experience in management, business development and operations roles, and holds an honours degree in business and project management.
The Executive Director is charged with implementing the strategic vision of the association. This vision is to have Dublin recognised as an established venue and seat for international commercial arbitration with increased participation of Irish practitioners.
In recent times, Arbitration Ireland has launched a London Chapter (2017) and more recently (2018), a New York Chapter.