Service Overview

Are you a non-EU intermediary service provider offering services to users in the EU?

Certain intermediary services made available in the EU — such as video sharing, online search, hosting, file storage, ad serving, app stores or online marketplaces — can trigger the requirement to comply with the EU Digital Services Act (DSA). If your organisation provides these services and is not established in the EU, you may be required to designate a DSA Legal Representative.

Service Detail

What this service covers

Our focus

In our capacity as your legal representative, you may rely on our Irish establishment for regulatory correspondence and a dedicated DSA contact address. We guide you through registration with Coimisiún na Méan (the Irish Media Commission) and support your DSA operational and transparency requirements.

Our services include

  • Formal designation as your DSA Legal Representative under Article 13
  • Ireland-based contact point for competent authorities, the Commission where relevant, and recipients of the service
  • Dedicated DSA contact email address for publication in your terms, notices and required disclosures
  • Support with registration mechanics and liaison with Coimisiún na Méan
  • Monitoring, logging and forwarding of regulatory correspondence
  • Defined escalation procedures for urgent authority communications and orders
  • Practical support on DSA-facing operational issues, including transparency, complaint channels and public contact point alignment
  • Coordinated handling where DSA obligations overlap other Lionheart representative services (e.g., AI Act, GDPR, NIS2, TCOR)

Legal basis: Article 13, EU Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065)

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