The Association of Judges of Ireland
The Association of Judges of Ireland (AJI) is a representative body that represents the interests of its members. Although it does not represent the judiciary as such, the AJI’s membership comprises the vast majority of Irish judges. The AJI’s mandate is set out in detail in its Constitution and includes the protection and enhancement of judicial independence, the improvement of the administration of justice and the promotion of a better public understanding of the role played by the judiciary both within the justice system and as an arm of government.
Welcome from the President
A message of welcome from the President of the AJI, Mr Justice Peter Kelly.
Learn about the Judiciary
Find out how the courts system works, what a judge’s work involves and what is required and expected of those who hold judicial office.
Our latest news
News and information on issues concerning the judiciary and the AJI.
