The Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland (PSI) protects the health and safety of the public by regulating pharmacists and pharmacies in Ireland.

Is comhlacht poiblí é Cumann Cógaiseoirí na hÉireann (CCÉ), an rialtóir cógaisíochta, a bunaíodh faoin dlí chun sláinte, sábháilteacht agus folláine othar agus an phobail a chosaint trí chógaiseoirí agus cógaslanna in Éirinn a rialáil. 

As the pharmacy regulator we have a range of responsibilities and functions and we engage and work with different stakeholders to pursue our mission to assure patient safety and public trust in pharmacy through effective regulation.

The PSI registers pharmacists, pharmaceutical assistants and pharmacies and sets the standard for pharmacists’ education and training in Ireland, including ensuring that all registered pharmacists are undertaking appropriate continuing professional development (CPD).  The PSI also promotes good professional practice, sharing information and supports for the benefit of patients and the wider health system. In addition, we carry out fieldwork and inspection activities of pharmacies, and take action when there is a concern about a pharmacist or a pharmacy, including when we receive a complaint from a member of the public.

The PSI is an independent statutory body that operates under the aegis of the Department of Health.

PSI–The Pharmacy Regulator

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PSI–The Pharmacy Regulator

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