Arc Mediation News


Employee disputes, marriage break-down, farm family disputes and contract disputes continued to happen throughout these difficult times caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Effective early dispute resolution is key to addressing these conflicts and the ARC Mediation team responded to the needs of clients and those who find themselves in conflict […]

Online Mediation, a real alternative for dispute resolution



ARC Mediation Meeting at Waterford office
Arc Mediation is delighted to be a research partner with South East Technological University, who have recently been awarded the tender by the Judicial Council’s Sentencing Information and Guidelines Committee, ‘SCIG’, for a confidential research project. The research project titled ‘Study of District Court Judges’ views on Sentencing & Relationship […]

New Research into Sentencing & Relationship Violence



Mediators from ARC Mediation, along with other mediators, HR experts and legal professionals from around Ireland, have set up the Irish Professional Mediators Organisation. The IPMO is a new membership body to represent and promote the interests of professional mediators in Ireland. It is an initiative that ARC Mediation is […]

ARC Mediators help found the IPMO


Mediation using Video Conferencing with Dr Teresa Graham of ARC Mediation
Given the nature of the mediation process, the recent COVID-19 outbreak poses particular challenges to delivering our service. We’re taking the following steps to mitigate any chance our team has of contracting or spreading the virus. Client meetings will be by prior appointment only. Enquiries about mediation services should be […]

Response to Coronavirus COVID-19


Dr Roisin O’Shea, Partner Arc Mediation and Dr Sinead Conneely, Law Lecturer at Waterford Institute of Technology have released findings from their research in the District Court, published in the current issue of the Irish Journal of Family law. Citation: ‘Domestic Violence in the District Court’, Irish Journal of Family […]

Domestic Violence in the District Court – Empirical Study by ...