Forensic Science Society of Ireland
Advancing Accessibility, Education & Research in Forensic Science
Founded to Improve Public Access to Forensic Knowledge
Forensic Science Society of Ireland
Advancing Accessibility, Education & Research in Forensic Science
Founded to Improve Public Access to Forensic Knowledge
In 2012, Caroline Goldsmith founded the Forensic Science Society of Ireland (FSSI) with a vision of creating a trusted organisation dedicated to improving public understanding of forensic sciences. The society was established to bridge the gap between specialist forensic services and the wider community by providing accessible information, educational resources, and opportunities for research engagement.
A Commitment to Transparency & Professional Standards
As Director and Chair of the Society, Caroline Goldsmith remains committed to the principles upon which the FSSI was founded. The organisation continues to support transparency, accessibility, and professional excellence while encouraging informed discussion around forensic science and its role in modern society.
Our Trusted Partners
Building Knowledge Through Education & Research
The Forensic Science Society of Ireland exists to make forensic knowledge more accessible, support educational development, and encourage meaningful research that benefits both the scientific community and the public.
Accessibility
Providing access to information and resources that help individuals locate and better understand forensic services available throughout Ireland.
Education
Promoting educational awareness and learning opportunities that further understanding of forensic science disciplines.
Research & Development
Supporting research initiatives and encouraging engagement with topics of forensic interest within both academic and public settings.
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Leadership & Professional Contribution
Caroline Goldsmith's Role Within The FSSI
Caroline Goldsmith founded and continues to chair the Forensic Science Society of Ireland, providing leadership and direction for the organisation’s educational and research-focused initiatives. Through the Society, she has worked to improve public access to forensic information while encouraging greater awareness of the role forensic science plays within modern society.
Alongside her work with the FSSI, Caroline has maintained a long-standing commitment to psychological assessment and developmental support. Inspired by the principles of Applied Positive Psychology and the work of Martin Seligman, she has dedicated much of her professional career to improving autism assessment pathways for children and families throughout Ireland.
- Founder & Chair of the Forensic Science Society of Ireland
- Advocate for Accessible Public Education
- Supporter of Research & Scientific Development
- Dedicated Autism Assessment Specialist
Through both her clinical practice and leadership within the FSSI, Caroline Goldsmith continues to support individuals, families, and professionals through evidence-based practice, professional integrity, and a commitment to meaningful positive outcomes.