Join PALI
Scheme access is a membership benefit. Your application confirms you're a genuine, trading Irish activity operator.
Apply for membershipIndividually, an Irish play or activity venue is a small, hard-to-place risk. Together, PALI members are a vetted portfolio that insurers will engage with. Here's how the scheme actually works.

Scheme access is a membership benefit. Your application confirms you're a genuine, trading Irish activity operator.
Apply for membershipWe check your safety statement, risk assessments, staffing, equipment inspection records and claims history against the scheme's criteria.
See eligibility criteriaYour venue is presented as part of a vetted book of business, not as a one-off risk, which is why the market engages at all.
Start a cover submissionThe insurer prices your risk individually. You review terms with the broker and decide, there's no obligation to proceed.
Talk it throughInsurers assess a portfolio of pre-vetted venues rather than isolated small risks that aren't worth underwriting individually.
A shared compliance bar means better records, fewer incidents and a claims experience insurers can actually price.
Submissions are prepared consistently and completely, so your risk isn't declined simply for missing paperwork.
PALI maintains the insurer relationship year-round, so issues get escalated by a body they already know.
Important: PALI is not an insurer or a broker. Membership gives you access to consideration under the scheme. Cover, terms and premium are always decided by the insurer based on your individual venue, activities and claims history.
Scheme access begins with PALI membership, from €300 + VAT a year.