Road traffic accidents
Information for drivers, passengers, pedestrians and cyclists about discussing an accident and the evidence available.
Read the road accident guide →We serve clients in Dublin 22, including Clondalkin, Bawnogue, Neilstown, Liffey Valley and Newcastle. The practice can discuss road, workplace and public-place accident enquiries connected with these areas.
Service provided from our Dublin 4 office.
Your locality
We serve people living, working or injured in these localities:
Some locality names extend across district boundaries. This is a service-area list, not a street-by-street postal map. If you are unsure, give us the full address or Eircode; you can still contact the practice.
Making an enquiry
For an accident at retail or commercial premises, identify the store or unit and distinguish it from shared paths, entrances or car parks. For a workplace incident, keep the site address and the name of the employer with any report reference.
You do not need to have every document before calling. Explain what you already have, what was reported and what information remains outstanding. Avoid sending detailed medical records through a general enquiry form; ask the practice how to provide documents.
Accident types
These links open the detailed information on injured.ie, our main practice website.
Information for drivers, passengers, pedestrians and cyclists about discussing an accident and the evidence available.
Read the road accident guide →Guidance on workplace enquiries, including manual handling, machinery, construction and falls.
Read the workplace guide →Information about incidents on footpaths, in shops, on forecourts and in other public places.
Read the public-place guide →Questions from this area
Yes. Explain whether it happened inside a shop or in a shared area, and identify who received the incident report. Establishing the party responsible can require further investigation.
Ask how the work will be charged, which outlays may arise and what financial risks should be considered. The practice can explain the proposed arrangements for your circumstances. Read the legal costs explanation on injured.ie.
You can contact us with the information currently available. Tell us what documents you have and what is still outstanding so that we can discuss the next steps.
One practice. One Dublin office.
Office visits by arrangement. Call before travelling so we can arrange your appointment and discuss any access requirements.
Plan your journey to our Dublin 4 office
Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri 09:00–17:30 · Wed 09:00–17:00
Saturday and Sunday closed.
Our Dublin 4 office
Alexandra House, 3 Ballsbridge Park
Dublin 4, D04 C7H2
Loading this optional map connects to Google, which may process device information and use cookies. You can also use the address without loading it. Map privacy information.