Glass Society of Ireland

Hardware Association

hardwareassociation.ie

The Hardware Association Ireland is the national representative body for hardware and DIY retailers, builders merchants, and manufacturers. It represents businesses across the supply chain and provides market intelligence, networking events, and training. The organisation also publishes The Hardware Journal.

Gaillimh Le Gaeilge

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Gaillimh Le Gaeilge promotes the Irish language in Galway, working with Galway City Council, the Galway Chamber, Fáilte Ireland, and other groups to develop the city's official bilingual status and achieve Gaeltacht Service Town status. The organisation offers translation services, Irish language classes, and events, and supports bilingual business and community life. It also runs a directory of services available through Irish and presents the Seosamh Ógartaigh Award.

Eyeries

eyeries.ie

Eyeries is a village on the Beara Peninsula in West Cork, Ireland, situated on the Wild Atlantic Way. The website provides information about the village, including its 5 Mile Road Race, walking trails, pantomime, Windows of Eyeries art event, parish newsletter, Tidy Towns, and accommodation. It also promotes the annual Eyeries Festival, held in July, with a programme, gallery, and pre-booking information.

Irish Concrete Society

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The Irish Concrete Society is a not-for-profit learned society founded in 1973 to promote excellence in the use of concrete in Ireland. It provides education courses, technical seminars, and an annual awards scheme recognising excellence in concrete design and construction. The society also publishes information on concrete properties, testing, and sustainability.

Blue Blindfold Campaign

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Human trafficking is a crime and a serious human rights violation. It occurs all over the world, including in Ireland. It takes many different forms and may be present in any community, nationwide.

Be Media Smart

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Be Media Smart is a campaign developed by Media Literacy Ireland to encourage people to stop, think, and check that information is accurate and reliable. It provides tips, resources, and an expert Q&A section to help people critically assess media content and reduce the impact of misinformation. The campaign is supported by a range of organisations across Ireland. It is based in Dublin.