Mediation is a process in which an impartial and independent third party facilitates communication and negotiation and promotes voluntary decision making by the parties to a dispute to assist them to reach a mutually acceptable solution.
The Mediators' Institute of Ireland (the MII) is the professional association for Mediators in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Established in 1992, it promotes the use and practice of quality mediation as a process of dispute resolution.
Practising MII Mediators have a high standard of training and accreditation and are subject to skills assessment. They have a compulsory programme of Continuing Professional Development and are bound by the MII Code of Ethics. MII Mediators in practice are required to have appropriate professional indemnity insurance in place and are subject to independent regulation. The MII has clear and transparent accreditation, training and CPD requirements that meet international and professional standards.
Minister Publishes Draft Mediation Bill
New Workplace Mediation Leaflet - Available to Organisations and the Public
Legal Aspects Training, Letterkenny - 16 June 2012
Support Programmes for Separating Parents
Mandatory Knowledge Requirement for Separating Couples Mediation from January 2013
MII Offices Closed Tuesday 8th May
2012 World Summit on Elder Mediation in Glasgow, Scotland
Incorporation of Family Mediation into Family Law Office Yields Results
MII Annual Conference, 16-17 November 2012
Nama's Legal Costs of €27.5 Million
MII President Calls for Mediation Pledge in Light of New Research
Minister for Justice Introduces New Court Rules to Promote Mediation
The Law Reform Commission's Report on Mediation and Conciliation - Key Recommendations