Arbitration and Mediation Center
ccTLD Database
This ccTLD database contains links to ccTLD registration agreements, WHOIS services, and alternative dispute resolution procedures.
Last updated: 8-Jun-2017
Country / Territory Code | .IE |
Country / Territory Name | Ireland |
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Registration Agreement | |
Whois | |
Dispute Policy |
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Dispute Provider(s) Include(s) |
Note:
Relevant differences between the ieDRP and the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) include the following:
- The ieDRP covers “Protected Identifiers” more generally. Protected Identifiers are defined as trade and service marks, reputable personal names and pseudonyms, geographical indications, which are protected in Ireland.
- Under the ieDRP, it is sufficient to prove that either registration or subsequent use of the domain name by the registrant occurred in bad faith, whereas the UDRP requires the Complainant to prove both elements.
- The ieDRP includes the following additional examples of evidence of registration or use in bad faith:
*the likelihood of diluting the reputation of a trade or service mark (paragraph 2.1.5 of the ieDRP).
*the intentional filing of misleading or false information when applying for the domain name registration ( paragraph 2.1.6 of the ieDRP).