Liens utiles

Here are links to external sites you may find of interest. This is not an exhaustive list and will be added to over time.

IDA Ireland is not responsible for the content of these sites.

Ireland France Business Links 

• Embassy of Ireland in Paris
• Network Irlande

Education

Irish Universities: 

• University of Ulster (at Belfast)
• University College Cork (UCC)
• University College Dublin (UCD)
• Dublin City University
• National College of Art and Design
• National College of Ireland (NCI)
• University of Limerick (UL)
• Queens University, Belfast
• Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
• University of Ulster, Derry
• Trinity College (University of Dublin)
• National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG)
• National University of Ireland, Maynooth (NUIM)

 

Irish Institutes of Technology: 

• Institute of Technology, Athlone
• Institute of Technology, Dublin
• Institute of Technology, Galway-Mayo
• Institute of Technology, Limerick
• Institute of Technology, Letterkenny
• Institute of Technology, Tralee
• Institute of Technology, Waterford
• Institute of Technology, Blanchardstown
• Institute of Technology, Carlow
• Institute of Technology, Cork
• Institute of Technology Cork - Electronic Engineering
• Institute of Technology, Dundalk
• Institute of Technology, Sligo
• Institute of Technology, Tallaght

• Skillnets – Enterprise-led training networks

Skillnets is an enterprise-led support body whose mission is to enhance the skills of people in employment in Irish industry to support competitiveness and employability. The Training Networks Programme is an initiative of Skillnets Ltd and is funded from the National Training Fund through the Department of Trade, Enterprise and Employment. It enables grant aided training for the private sector through 114 industry and regional training networks.

•  Finuas – Growing Skills for International Financial Services

Finuas is a new programme dedicated to specialised training within the international financial services sector, which is jointly funded by the government and companies within the sector. Finuas is envisaged to run for up to 5 years with €2.5m allocated from the National Training Fund for 2009. It is managed by Skillnets Ltd on behalf of the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Finuas aims to support the sector in maintaining Ireland’s position as a top international financial services centre through investment in the specialist skills and expertise of its workforce.

Government and State Agencies
 

• Irish Government Information and links to Government departments
• Science.ie
• Skills Ireland
• National Development Plan
• SFI - Science Foundation Ireland
• Biotechinfo
• FÁS
• Forfas
• Higher Education Authority
• Telecommunications Regulation, Office of the Director of
• Enterprise Ireland
• National Microelectronics Applications Centre
• Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland
• Shannon Development
• Western Development Commission
• Look West
• Shannon Free Zone
• National Standards Authority Ireland
• The Irish Maritime Development Office

County Enterprise Boards
 

• Links to all enterprise boards
• Fingal Works

Statistics
 

• Central Statistics Office
• Central Bank

Taxation

• Revenue Online

General Links

• Shared Services Forum