Ensure all fields are filled out accurately and attach the required documents. Submit the form via email to admissions@lawsociety.ie or by fax to +353 1 672 4916. You can also mail your application to Law Society of Ireland, Blackhall Place, Dublin 7. Make sure to check the submission deadlines and follow all instructions provided.

The key dates for this form are the application deadlines for the Access Programme. Ensure to submit your application by the specified deadlines to be considered for the 2024 intake. Keep an eye on updates from the Law Society of Ireland for any changes.

The purpose of this form is to gather detailed information from applicants seeking admission to the Law Society of Ireland's Access Programme for 2024. It aims to assess the eligibility of candidates based on their personal details, educational background, and employment history. The form also helps in identifying any additional support or funding that the applicant might require.

• 1. Surname: Enter your surname or last name.
• 2. First Name(s): Enter your first name and any middle names.
• 3. Date of Birth: Provide your date of birth in DD/MM/YYYY format.
• 4. Country of Birth: Select or enter the country where you were born.
• 5. Gender: Choose your gender between Male or Female.
• 6. Home Address: Provide your current residential address.
• 7. Correspondence Address: Enter a different address for correspondence if applicable.
• 8. Home Phone: Provide your home phone number.
• 9. Mobile Phone: Enter your mobile phone number.
• 10. Work Phone: Provide your work phone number if applicable.
• 11. E-mail: Enter your email address.
• 12. EDUCATION: Provide details about your educational background, including third-level law courses and preparatory courses if applicable.
• 13. EMPLOYMENT: Provide details of your employment history including place of work, type of work, and dates.
• 14. OTHER: Provide details of your family members including their relation to you, names, date of birth, and other pertinent information.

Failure to submit this form may result in your application being incomplete and not considered for the Access Programme.

• Incomplete Application: If the form is not submitted, your application will be incomplete.
• Missed Deadlines: Failing to submit within the deadline will disqualify you from the application process.
• Lack of Access Funding: Not submitting might lead to missing out on Access funding opportunities.

• 1. New Applicants: For students applying to the Access Programme for the first time.
• 2. Returning Students: For those who have previously received Access funding as undergraduates.
• 3. Immigration Status Confirmation: For applicants needing to confirm their eligibility to study in Ireland based on their immigration status.
• 4. Education and Employment History: For providing comprehensive details of educational and employment background.
• 5. Family Members Information: To document particulars of family members relevant to the application.