Reports

The snapshot date for this report is 19th June 2025, and the reporting period is 20th June 2024 to 19th June 2025. At the snapshot date there were 79 staff employed by Injuries Resolution Board.

This Report has been prepared by the Injuries Resolution Board (“the Board”) and Deloitte Ireland LLP (“Deloitte”) following receipt of a request from Minister Peter Burke, T.D., for the Board, using its enhanced research and analysis function provided under the Personal Injuries Resolution Board Act 2022, to undertake a high-level body of research on personal injury awards both within and outside the State, to include the United Kingdom (“UK”). The objective of the research is to provide information to support the review of the Personal Injuries Guidelines.

We are pleased to present the Injuries Resolution Board Strategy 2025 - 2029. This ambitious strategy comes at an important time with the recent publication of the new Action Plan for Insurance Reform, and a time when global and economic conditions are more uncertain.

This is the first report published by the Injuries Resolution Board on personal injuries resulting from farm accidents. The aim of this study is to provide a better understanding of the most frequent causes and impacts of accidents on farms, including the identification of groups at higher risk of sustaining injuries in farm-related accidents. The report examines personal injury claims resulting from farm-related accidents which were submitted to the Injuries Resolution Board between 2019 and 2024.

The Personal Injuries resolution Board Climate Action Roadmap 2025 updated 10/07/2025

Annual Report 2024 was a momentous year for the Injuries Resolution Board as it marked 20 years since the organisation was first established.

This report examines the incidence of road traffic accidents from 2019 to 2024, offering detailed insights into the demographic characteristics of road users most at risk of injury. Over this period, more than 76,000 claim applications were submitted to the Injuries Resolution Board, resulting in over €700 million in compensation.

The Injuries Resolution Board today published our first comprehensive report on Public Liability Claims in Ireland over a five-year period. The report, in collaboration with EY Economic Advisory, utilises data from over 30,000 claim applications for injuries sustained by visitors to businesses and public spaces between 2019-2023 with an overall reduction of 40% in claims volumes noted during this period. The report also highlights sector-specific trends in accidents and claims, with a more detailed focus on specific areas such as childcare for the first time.

The Award Values Report Series, first published in 2021, was developed to provide the first insights into the impact of the Personal Injuries Guidelines on award values, bringing transparency to an often opaque environment. Since the launch of the first publication, the personal injury landscape has undergone significant economic, legislative, and environmental changes. Consequently, the Award Values Series has evolved to meet the need for better data to monitor and understand these changes.

This report provides an overview of over 4,391 assessments of compensation made by the Injuries Resolution Board for non-fatal personal injury claims between January and June 2024.

The Injuries Resolution Board has today launched their Accidents involving Cyclists and E-scooter Users Report, the first in their new Vulnerable Road User Series.

The Injuries Resolution Board has today published its Personal Injuries Award Values Report for the first half of 2023. The report provides an overview of nearly 5,000 assessments of compensation made by the Injuries Resolution Board for non-fatal personal injury claims between January to June 2023.

Annual Report 2023: Over 20,000 personal injury claims processed. Launch of Mediation

Personal Injuries Award Values Report for the first half of 2023. The report provides an overview of nearly 5,000 assessments of compensation made by the Injuries Resolution Board for non-fatal personal injury claims between January to June 2023.

Injuries Resolution Board releases report on employer liability claims and awards

This report provides the first full-year overview of average award values for personal injury claims, since the implementation of the new Personal Injuries Guidelines. This report covers all categories of claims: Motor Liability, Employer Liability and Public Liability, between January to December 2022, inclusive.

Annual Report of the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) . The report illustrates the significant progress and changes that have been delivered and built on in the last year.

Explore the Injuries Resolution Board’s report on Motor Liability Accidents and Adverse Weather Warnings. This 2023 analysis examines the impact of adverse weather conditions on road traffic accidents in Ireland, providing insights into compensation statistics and safety measures

Discover the Injuries Resolution Board’s Average Award Report for January to June 2022. This detailed analysis provides insights into compensation statistics for personal injury claims in Ireland, covering motor, employer, and public liabilities, as well as Garda compensation

Award Value Reports for both halves of 2021, April to September and April to December

annual Report and Accounts for the Personal Injuries Assessment board 2021

The publication of PIAB's statistical reports provides insight into the impact of the Personal Injuries Guidelines

Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) Annual Report and Accounts for 2020