Courts and Garda Interviews Explained: Harringtons Information Guides
Sep 29
2 min read
Find clear, practical information about courts and Garda station interviews in Ireland. This directory brings together Harringtons LLP’s independent explainer websites so you can choose the information relevant to your situation.
These are Harringtons information resources, not official websites of the Courts Service, any court or An Garda Síochána. They provide general information; advice on an individual case requires a consultation.
For advice about your own situation, contact Harringtons LLP. Please mention any upcoming interview, hearing or deadline.
Understand the court named in your paperwork
Choose the guide for the court mentioned in your summons, charge sheet, order or correspondence. Each site includes an introduction, frequently asked questions and preparation information.
District Court explained — An introduction to the District Court, with answers to common questions and information to help you prepare.
Circuit Court explained — A guide to the Circuit Court, including common questions, preparation and information about seeking a second opinion.
Central Criminal Court explained — An introduction to the Central Criminal Court, with FAQs, preparation information and second-opinion enquiries.
Special Criminal Court explained — A guide to the Special Criminal Court, including FAQs, preparation information and second-opinion enquiries.
High Court explained — An introduction to the High Court, with frequently asked questions and preparation information.
Prepare for Garda station attendance
Garda station interviews explained — General information about the interview process, frequently asked questions and preparation.
Garda stations: information for visitors and families — Information about Garda station attendance and questions you may wish to discuss with a solicitor.
Questions about Garda interviews — The detailed interview FAQ on Garda Station Solicitors.
Considering a second opinion?
Our existing guide explains practical matters to discuss when considering a change of solicitor, including the status of your case and the arrangements for a handover.
Speak to Harringtons LLP
Call the office on +353 1 539 4747 or contact Phelim O’Neill on +353 86 838 6296. Sending an enquiry does not itself confirm that the firm has accepted instructions.
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