Law Reform
lawreform.ie
The Law Reform Commission of Ireland is a public sector body based in Dublin. It conducts projects and programmes to review and reform Irish law. The organisation publishes reports, maintains a legislation directory, and manages the Statute Law Revision Programme.
Contact details
- Social profiles
- YouTube
Published on lawreform.ie.
At a glance
- Category
- Public Sector
- County
- Co. Dublin
- Category in county
- Public Sector in Dublin
- Rank in Dublin
- #423 of 9,521
- Eircode
- D02 DY27
- First observed in Common Crawl
- 2026 crawl 08
- Pages observed (2026 crawl 34)
- 3,318
- Hosts observed
- 2
- Detected technologies
- google-analytics, google-tag-manager, jquery, wordpress
- Rank in Ireland
- #1,275 of 34,089
- Rank in Public Sector
- #96 of 459
Ranking over the past year
Where lawreform.ie placed each month, against every Irish website listed here or against the sites it is listed with. A site can hold its own visitors and still slip, if the sites around it grew faster.
Holding steady in Ireland, at 1,275th of 34,089 Irish websites.
- lawreform.ie
- ihrec.ie 3,963rd
- irishimmigration.ie 48th
- pensionsauthority.ie 4,219th
- ntpf.ie 8,587th
Other public sector sites that describe a business like this one, ranked near lawreform.ie.
Up 20 places in public sector since September 2025, now 96th of 459 public sector websites.
- lawreform.ie
- ihrec.ie 184th
- irishimmigration.ie 10th
- pensionsauthority.ie 190th
- ntpf.ie 238th
Other public sector sites that describe a business like this one, ranked near lawreform.ie.
Holding steady in Dublin, at 423rd of 9,521 Dublin websites.
No other site in this group has enough months measured to compare against.
The ranking is recalculated for every month we hold, so a position reflects the site and its peers as they stood that month. County history groups websites by their currently recorded county. How the ranking works.
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