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Comprehensive enterprise dossier available in global intelligence registry.

Comprehensive enterprise dossier available in global intelligence registry.

Irish Agricultural Internships provides tailor made paid internships on registered and inspected farms across the South-East of Ireland. Placements can last from 6 to 36 weeks and include accommodation, daily meals and a weekly stipend. Placements can be tailor made to suit the needs of both the intern and the farm, with internships available on a wide variety of farm types throughout the year.

Irish Air Compressors Ltd is an air compressor and pneumatic sales and service company based in Little Island, Cork. We serve the needs of a wide variety of industrial customers predominantly in the Munster region. We are authorised distributors of Atlas Copco Multi-brand equipment. We operate the only dedicated compressed air retail outlet centre in Cork. At Irish Air Compressors we aspire to be the best compressed air provider in the industry.

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IABANY exists to foster connections, synergies and friendship among the men and women of the New York bar who are proud of their Irish heritage or who are simply fans of Irish culture. We host social, cultural and educational events to provide opportunities for our members to meet and deepen their relationships. We pay special attention to our younger members of the bar, whether they be recently arrived from Ireland or Irish-American graduates from law schools in the US, so that we may act as a source of support and advice in helping them establish their careers.

Established since 1998, I.A.C. Ltd is a multidisciplinary archaeological practice. Since our foundation we have evolved into Irelands most successful archaeological consultancy employing a core staff of 30 archaeologists, surveyors and project managers and a field staff of up to 350 archaeologists. We offer our clients a wide range of services, which ensures that we can provide for all of their Archaeological and Built Heritage needs. We have the technical skills and experience to allow us deliver pragmatic and flexible solutions to any archaeological situation no matter how complex and challenging. Our strength lies in our experience, which is backed-up with a proven track-record of delivering for our clients. We are fully licenced to work in both the North and South of Ireland. We provide a comprehensive range of archaeological and built heritage services to the development industry. Our clients include architects, planners, developers, local authorities, semi-state bodies and government departments. We have the ability to meet all of our clients cultural heritage needs from pre-planning advice, to managing archaeological requirements on-site, through to securing full planning compliance. Our aim is to provide an excellent service to our clients by supplying good advice, pre-empting potential difficulties and delivering pragmatic value for money solutions whilst ensuring that the project is completed on time, within budget and to the highest archaeological standard.

About Us The Irish Association of Investment Managers (IAIM) has been the leading voice for Ireland’s investment management industry since 1986. As the sole representative of investment management businesses in Ireland, we advocate for our members—local and international leaders—by engaging with policymakers and regulators to foster a fair, competitive and sustainable industry. Our Mission We support the growth of the investment management sector in Ireland, driving strong outcomes for investors and upholding the highest professional and ethical standards. Together with our members, IAIM shapes a resilient and thriving industry that contributes to Ireland’s economy and global financial presence.

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The Irish Athletic Boxing Association (IABA) main role is to develop, foster and control amateur boxing in the 32 counties of Ireland. The IABA is committed to provide the Environment, in which support and opportunities given to our athletes, coaches and clubs excel, and in doing so to increase participation and improve performance in Irish Boxing” IABA Vision “To be Ireland’s leading Olympic Sport and one of the World’s leading boxing Nations in Competition, development and Governance” Description Founded in 1911, the IABA operates from the National Stadium in Dublin, the only purpose built amateur boxing stadium in the world. Boxing is Ireland's most successful Olympic Sport with 16 medalists.

IAASA is responsible for the supervision of the accounting profession in Ireland, comprising 40,030 members of Prescribed Accountancy Bodies (‘PABs’) in business and practice in the State. Our mission is to contribute to Ireland having a strong regulatory environment in which to do business by supervising and promoting high quality financial reporting, auditing and effective regulation of the accounting profession in the public interest. IAASA is the competent authority for the oversight of statutory auditors in Ireland, including oversight of the manner in which the five Recognised Accountancy Bodies (ACCA, CAI, CPA Ireland, ICAEW, ICAS) perform the regulatory functions assigned to them in law in respect of statutory auditors. In addition, IAASA has direct responsibility for the inspection of audits of Public Interest Entities (‘PIEs’), comprising entities with securities listed on a regulated market, credit institutions and insurance undertakings. We directly regulate eight auditing and accounting firms in respect of this element of their work. IAASA is responsible for examining the level of compliance of certain entities’ annual and half-yearly financial reporting with applicable financial reporting standards. IAASA is responsible for conducting investigations of issues arising from its inspection of the audits of PIEs and referrals from overseas competent authorities. IAASA also has the discretionary power to investigate non-PIE audit matters as well as whether a member of a PAB has complied with that body’s standards. IAASA may also conduct enquiries into whether a prescribed accountancy body has complied with its approved investigation and disciplinary process. IAASA is responsible for adopting standards on auditing, professional ethics and internal quality control. Auditors are required to carry out statutory audits in accordance with these standards. Our website sets out further information on our activities.