Psychological Society of Ireland

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The Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) is the learned and professional body for psychology and psychologists in the Republic of Ireland. Since its birth in 1970 the Society has grown from a mere 17 members and now represents circa 3,000 members. The PSI is an independently governed, registered charity and our office is located in Dublin 8. The PSI was established during a time when psychology as a subject and a profession was in its infancy in Ireland. Since its creation the members of the PSI have helped shape and develop psychology as a science in Ireland and their work and commitment has given Irish psychology a voice and standing on not only the European but also the world stage.

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