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The Irish Funds Industry Association (Irish Funds) is the representative body for the international investment fund and asset management community in Ireland. Founded in 1991, Irish Funds represents fund managers, depositaries, administrators, transfer agents, professional advisory firms and other specialist firms involved in the international fund services industry in Ireland. Members come from all areas of the international funds and asset management industry and Irish Funds is well-placed to support and complement the continued development of the industry. Irish Funds vigorously pursues the goals of enhancing and promoting Ireland as the location of choice for the domiciling and administration of investment funds. Through its representation and participation on government and industry committees/working groups, Irish Funds has contributed to and helped shape the development of Ireland's regulatory and legislative framework and has proven that industry and authority can work in partnership together without compromising the essential integrity of their differing mandates. Through the development of policy and guidance papers in complex areas such as compliance, valuation, accounting, share dealing and registration, Irish Funds defines market practice. The collaboration across our member companies ensures that a wide range of industry perspectives and insights are represented in the formulation of these policy and guidance papers.

The Irish Georgian Society is a membership organisation whose purpose is to promote awareness and the protection of Ireland's architectural heritage and decorative arts. These aims are achieved through the activities of its membership and through its conservation and education programmes. The Society has an international membership of 2,000. Based in Dublin, we have active regional Chapters in Cork, Birr and Limerick and, in the UK, a thriving London Chapter. Our strong United States membership has its headquarters in Chicago and Chapters in New York and Palm Beach. The benefits of membership include: a twice-yearly magazine; participation in the Society’s events programme; the Society’s annual journal Irish Architectural and Decorative Studies; and free or concessionary access to selected heritage properties in Ireland. The current President is Sir David Davies.

Established in 2012, the Irish Government Economic & Evaluation Service (IGEES) is an integrated cross-government service that aims to support better policy formulation and implementation in the civil service through economic analysis and evaluation. There are currently over 100 IGEES staff across a range of civil service grades. The IGEES team is made up of existing, suitably qualified staff along with new specialist graduate level recruits. IGEES is fully integrated into the civil service, with our member soperating in every department across the civil service.

The Irish Green Building Council (IGBC) was launched in 2011, by organisations and businesses from the entire value chain of the built environment. These include universities, professional institutes, local authorities, leading contractors, NGOs, architects, engineers, energy companies and leading national and transnational companies. All are united in one common goal to provide leadership to accelerate the rate of change in Ireland to a sustainable built environment. What we are working on right now: - Energy Renovation & Retrofit - Green Finance - Green Public Procurement (GPP) - Whole Life Carbon & LCA - Circularity in the Build Environment - Net Zero Carbon - Water Efficiency - Biodiversity Our Activities The Irish Green Building Council is looking to transform the Irish industry to sustainable practices through policy creation, education and provision of tools to measure and accelerate progress. - Advocacy: The IGBC is at the heart of inputting into national policy affecting the Irish built environment. The IGBC is involved in supporting large scale energy renovation and green finance projects. - Education, Training and Events: The IGBC host regular green building events and education modules. Training courses provided by the IGBC include green building certification such as LEED, BREEAM and the Home Performance Index, as well as Whole Life Carbon training. - Tools: The IGBC encourage the provision of sustainable building tools including: -> * Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) Platform to enable the mainstreaming of life cycle assessment for buildings in Ireland. * The Home Performance Index, Ireland's national certification for sustainable new homes * Carbon Designer for Ireland, A free early-stage whole life cycle carbon assessment tool for the Irish region. * The CO2 Performance Ladder, a tool for green procurement RCN: 20155568

The Irish Green Building Council (IGBC) was launched in 2011, by organisations and businesses from the entire value chain of the built environment. These include universities, professional institutes, local authorities, leading contractors, NGOs, architects, engineers, energy companies and leading national and transnational companies. All are united in one common goal to provide leadership to accelerate the rate of change in Ireland to a sustainable built environment. What we are working on right now: - Energy Renovation & Retrofit - Green Finance - Green Public Procurement (GPP) - Whole Life Carbon & LCA - Circularity in the Build Environment - Net Zero Carbon - Water Efficiency - Biodiversity Our Activities The Irish Green Building Council is looking to transform the Irish industry to sustainable practices through policy creation, education and provision of tools to measure and accelerate progress. - Advocacy: The IGBC is at the heart of inputting into national policy affecting the Irish built environment. The IGBC is involved in supporting large scale energy renovation and green finance projects. - Education, Training and Events: The IGBC host regular green building events and education modules. Training courses provided by the IGBC include green building certification such as LEED, BREEAM and the Home Performance Index, as well as Whole Life Carbon training. - Tools: The IGBC encourage the provision of sustainable building tools including: -> * Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) Platform to enable the mainstreaming of life cycle assessment for buildings in Ireland. * The Home Performance Index, Ireland's national certification for sustainable new homes * Carbon Designer for Ireland, A free early-stage whole life cycle carbon assessment tool for the Irish region. * The CO2 Performance Ladder, a tool for green procurement RCN: 20155568

The Irish Greyhound Board - Bord na gCon - is a commercial semi-state body which is responsible for the control and development of the greyhound industry in the Republic of Ireland. The Board was established under special legislation by the Irish government in 1958. The Greyhound Industry Act (1958) gave the Board wide powers to regulate all aspects of greyhound racing in the Republic of Ireland including the licensing of the different tracks, the issuing of permits to officials, bookmakers, trainers and the implementation of the rules of racing. The Irish Greyhound Board has licensed a total of seventeen tracks in the Republic, of which nine are owned and controlled by the Board. The remainder are owned and operated by private enterprise. There are also a further two privately owned stadia in Northern Ireland. The Board operates Tote facilities at all greyhound tracks in the Republic and applies an on-course levy on all bookmakers betting in the Republic. These levies together with gate receipts have funded the industry and allows the Board to: Supplement prize money at all levels of greyhound racing. Provide development loans and grants to greyhound tracks in order to enable them to improve their facilities. To advertise and market the industry on both a national and international level. Develop and improve greyhound stadiums nationwide.

Irish Guide Dogs provides Guide Dogs, Assistance Dogs and a range of rehabilitation programmes for children and adults who are vision impaired. Irish Guide Dogs also provide Assistance Dogs to children who have Autism Spectrum Disorder. We are the only organisation in Ireland to train Guide Dogs and were the first organisation in Europe to begin working with Assistance Dogs. The lifetime cost of one working dog is €53,000. Irish Guide Dogs is 85% funded through voluntary income and donations. We rely on the public to donate to us. Go to www.guidedogs.ie for more information.

Two teams within The IHI Group provide our corporate services, IHI Financial & IHI Healthcare. Both teams offer singularly focused skill sets to bring our clients a combined Service & Benefit Package driven by sector specific research, independent analysis and expert advice. We continually evaluate the changing market conditions and opportunities, while building evidence-based research of employee behaviours. This ensures benefit structures consistently meet the needs of both the employer and your employees. Our Employee Benefits solutions are comprehensive, competitive and innovative to meet your evolving needs. This empowers you and your employees to concentrate on managing your business, rather than spending time on these important but time-consuming areas.

Irish HomeCare strives to provide the best possible quality of life to everyone. Our Carers are professionally qualified to look after individuals with a wide range of care and support needs across all age groups. Whether you are looking for care for yourself, your loved one, or would like to work with us to make a difference in other peoples’ lives, then please take some time to review the information available here. Everybody’s needs are different and at Irish HomeCare, we offer a flexible service tailored to meet the needs of each individual.

Irish Horizons is Ireland’s leading Destination Management Company (DMC) and Professional Conference Organiser (PCO – your partner for Incentives, Conferences and Congresses in Ireland. Since 1989 we have organised a large variety of International Conferences, Meetings and Incentives. Our previous clients include market leaders from all industries ranging from Pharmaceutical to Banking, Motoring and Technology. We operate across the whole island of Ireland with all its diversity. Our trusted relationships with hoteliers and other suppliers ensure that we can create world class events for the demanding MICE sector. We have a multilingual team based at our Dublin headquarters, always up to date on what is new and exciting and what makes Ireland a special destination.

As and from 1 January 2018, the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board is the regulatory body for all horseracing in Ireland. The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board is a company limited by guarantee set up by the Turf Club (established 1790) and the Irish National Hunt Steeplechase Committee (established 1866) for the purpose of carrying out the regulatory and licensing functions for Irish horseracing. The IHRB is the body responsible for protecting the integrity and reputation of Irish horseracing in Ireland. An All-Ireland body the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board will continue to develop the professional services provided by these two bodies in the regulation of Irish racing for over 200 years.