Arachas is Ireland’s largest nationwide insurance broker, employing over 700 professionals across 14 offices. We provide a comprehensive range of insurance products and services for both commercial and personal clients, leveraging our extensive relationships and deep market knowledge. Arachas is part of the Ardonagh Group, one of the world’s largest independent insurance distribution platforms and a top 20 global broker with a combined workforce of 12,000 colleagues and a network spanning 250+ locations in more than 30 countries.

Arachas is committed to innovation, offering unique sector-specific solutions for complex insurance needs while fostering an inclusive workplace. We actively engage in community initiatives, including partnerships with charities like Cancer Fund for Children, to support vital resources for children battling cancer.

Arachas Corporate Brokers Limited trading as Arachas is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. Company registration number: 379157.

The Irish Institute of Legal Executives is a professional body representing Registered Legal Executives in Ireland. A Council comprising of elected members directs the affairs of the Institute. Members of the Institute at the Annual General Meeting elect the Council. Each newly elected Council appoints the President of the Institute and its Officers.

At Dye & Durham, People Make the Difference

We’re proud to support Irish law firms not just with leading-edge legal technology—but with a team that truly understands your needs.

Our Keyhouse Practice Management System is Ireland’s top legal software, helping firms enhance efficiency, accuracy, and client service. But what sets us apart isn’t just innovation—it’s the people behind it. The same goes for our trusted legal search services, delivered with care and backed by the combined expertise of our legacy brands: Rochford Brady, Brady & Co., and Hibernian Legal.

The Irish legal community already knows us well—and trusts us for a reason. It’s our people who are the one constant. Knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely committed to your success.

With Dye & Durham, you get more than just software. You get a partner. One that’s here to move your practice forward—with real results, from real people who care.

That’s the Dye & Durham difference.

Irish Legal News is the leading online news service for lawyers across the island of Ireland.

Established in 2015, ILN is read and trusted by thousands of solicitors, barristers, judges, academics, students and other legal professionals spanning all areas of civil and criminal law, in private practice and in-house.

Our free email newsletter is delivered straight to the inboxes of over 11,822 subscribers every lunchtime from Monday to Friday, while our high-SEO website regularly attracts up to 100,000 unique visitors in a month.

Small, medium and large law firms, universities and colleges, representative and regulatory bodies and government agencies are among those advertising their services, job vacancies and events in Irish Legal News.

Business Post Digital platform provides independent insight, commentary and analysis of the important stories and issues across a broad of topics: business, finance, politics, technology, markets, media, marketing and personal finance.

Truehawk Media are the innovative and trustworthy solution for media intelligence. With our years of experience, operational expertise and a peerless wealth of knowledge of what matters to the Irish market, our service empowers clients to make the right decisions.

Our dedicated team has a proven track record of delivering accurate, reliable, timely and consistent media monitoring content and media analysis. We have an integrated client platform that combines print, online, broadcast and social media in an effective manner and serves our clients with unrivalled information and insights.

The Irish Times has delivered top quality news, opinion and analysis since it was first published in 1859. As media technologies evolve, so do our methods of storytelling and delivery. The Irish Times continues the transition from print to multi-platform publication, while upholding the journalistic principles that earned it the reputation as Ireland’s paper of reference.