Chapter 2 of 9: The Board, step by step: Timeline planner

What does the Board do, and when?

Checked 14 October 2026against Personal Injuries Assessment Board Act 2003, as amended by the Personal Injuries Resolution Board Act 2022 and the Board's own pages.

From a complete application: the respondent has 90 days to consent, the Board must assess within 9 months of consent (extendable by 6), and each side then has 28 or 21 days to accept. Mediation averages 3 months. Enter your date and see the sequence.

Not the Board. InjuryWise is independent. Applications are made to the Injuries Resolution Board at injuries.ie; we never make or submit a claim. The Board’s own site is injuries.ie.

When the application was complete, and what has happened since

Kept in this tab only; closing it clears the plan. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Date the application was (or will be) completeThe form, the medical report and the fee all with the Board.Mediation was ticked (Section 7 of the form)On the application form (Section 7) for the claimant; on the consent form for the respondent. Either side can also ask at any stage before an assessment is made.Date the respondent consented, if you know itOr the date the 90 days ran out with no reply. The nine months run from here.Date the Notice of Assessment issued, if it hasYour 28 days and the respondent's 21 run from here.The Board has given written notice of a six-month extension

The dates are the statutory periods and the Board's published averages applied to the dates you enter. The tool does not know your claim, does not predict the Board's figure, and does not say whether the respondent will consent.