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Visit aji.ie →The Association of Judges of Ireland is a representative body comprising judges from the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, High Court, Circuit Court, and District Court. The organisation works to protect judicial independence, improve the administration of justice, and promote public understanding of the judiciary. It supports the Courts Service and the Judicial Council through education and research initiatives.
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Where aji.ie placed each month, against every Irish-operated website listed here or against the sites it is listed with. A site can hold its own visitors and still slip, if the sites around it grew faster.
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Up 25 places in public sector since October 2025, now 424th of 525 public sector websites.
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Jim O'Callaghan is a Teachta Dála (TD) for the Dublin Bay South constituency and serves as Minister for Justice. His website provides news and media updates on his political work, including legislation, Garda recruitment, and community safety initiatives. The site also includes videos, contact information, and a section to join his campaign.
Catherine Connolly for President of Ireland
catherineconnollyforpresident.ie
This website promotes the campaign of Catherine Connolly for the Presidency of Ireland. It outlines her platform as an independent candidate, focusing on peace, diplomacy, neutrality, the Irish language, and the welfare of the people. The site provides information on her background, news, and how to vote.
National Oversight & Audit Commission
noac.ie
The National Oversight and Audit Commission (NOAC) is the independent oversight body for the local government sector in Ireland. Established in July 2014 under the Local Government Reform Act 2014, it scrutinises the performance and financial performance of local authorities and associated bodies, including Regional Assemblies. NOAC also supports best practice, oversees implementation of national local government policy, and monitors corporate plans and public service reform.
CES
effectiveservices.org
CES provides research, policy development, and programme management support to public sector organisations and service providers. It assists organisations with implementation, problem solving, and evidence-based evaluation of programmes. The organisation also offers customised training and facilitation services.
Cllr Helen Farrell
helenfarrell.com
Cllr Helen Farrell is an Independent Local Councillor representing the Lucan area on South Dublin County Council. Her role involves bringing the voice of Lucan residents to the council, and she serves on the Land Use, Planning & Transportation Committee. She holds regular 'café clinics' locally to meet constituents and address their issues, and has been involved in community campaigns such as Pool4Lucan and the Society for Old Lucan.
Screen Kerry
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Screen Kerry is the Kerry Film Office, providing support to film, television, and animation productions in County Kerry. It assists productions with location scouting, crew training, and access to facilities. The organisation also provides information on financial incentives, including the 32% tax rebate.
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