Courts Service complaints procedure
If you believe your personal data has been used by the Courts Service in a way that does not comply with data protection law, you have the right to make a complaint.
Complaints about the use of your personal data
The Courts Service is the data controller for personal data that it collects and processes as part of its administrative functions (for example, staff records, finance, facilities, ICT systems, and customer correspondence).
If your complaint concerns the processing of personal data by the Courts Service, you should contact the Data Protection Officer using the details below.
Data Protection Officer
Courts Service
15–24 Phoenix Street North
Smithfield
Dublin 7
Phone: 353 1 888 6130
Email: [email protected]
If you are not satisfied with how your request or complaint was handled
If you believe your personal data access request or complaint has not been dealt with in accordance with data protection law, you may contact the Data Protection Commission (DPC).
The DPC supervises compliance with data protection law in Ireland and can investigate complaints made by individuals.
Visit the Data Protection Commission website for details about your rights and how to make a complaint.
Complaints not related to personal data
If your complaint is not about data protection — for example, about the condition of a court building, customer service, or another operational issue — please see the Customer complaints section.
