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Irish Building Industry Directory
The essential guide for the construction industry. Architects, Building Contractors, Subcontractors and Suppliers.,
Contact:  MCM Publications, 9 Albert Park, Sandycove, County: Dublin, tel: 2806407, fax: 2304485

The Irish Federation of Master Tradesmen
The Irish Federation of Master Tradesmen Ltd is an independantly run organisation set up to protect consumers, the general public and its valuable members. IFMT members are highly skilled and reputable and work to a strict Code of Practice - A code of practice developed from our survey of consumers. Get certified today or use our member database to source a Tradesmen or Contractor.,
Contact:  The Irish Federation of Master Tradesmen Ltd, The Grand Gates, Tullynally Castle, Castlepollard, tel: +353 44 62625, fax: +353 44 62189

Apollo Screed
Self levelling liquid floor screeds for underfloor heating based in Cork ,
Contact:  Apollo Screed, Ballyhooly, County: Cork, tel: +353 86 2603155, fax: +353

Solar Panel Ireland
Suppliers of solar panels for water heating based in East Cork ,
Contact:  Solar Panel Ireland, Leamlara, County: Cork, tel: +353 87 2541517, fax: +353

CleverMike.ie
Build a house or paint a wall: Clever Mike can do it all. I will get you the cheapest most competitive quotes from tradespeople & material suppliers in your area. Clevermike.ie is the safest, easiest, fastest and most innovative way for you to get your construction projects completed. Clevermike.ie will contact the trades people, builders, service providers and materials providers for you.,
Contact:  County: Cork, tel: +353, fax: +353

Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland
The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland, founded in 1839, is the representative body for professionally qualified architects in Ireland. The RIAI's qualifications for membership are accepted by the Government, the courts and the EU as the required standard. The objects of the RIAI are the advancement of Architecture and the associated Arts and Sciences, the promotion of high standards of professional conduct and practice and the protection of the interests of architectural training and education. 8 Merrion Square, Dublin 2, Ireland. Tel. + 353 (0)1 676 1703,
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Construction Industry Federation
The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) actively represents and serves over 3,000 members covering businesses in all areas of the Irish construction industry through a network of 13 Branches in three regions throughout Ireland and through its 37 Sectoral Associations. Address: Construction House, Canal Road, Dublin 6. Phone: (01) 4066000.,
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Irish Association Of Self Builders
Irish Association of Self Builders where you can find information on self build and house construction including the latest innovations and products and services available to you as a self builder.,
Contact:  Irish Association Of Self Builders, County: Kerry

Project Management Institute of Ireland
The Institute of Project Management of Ireland was founded in 1989 to help individuals and organisations in both the public and private sectors to develop a knowledge of and high-quality capability in Project Management and to provide a focal point and mechanism for the development and promotion of Project Management in Ireland on a professional basis. The Institute is still today the only Irish organisation devoted solely to these objectives, although other organisations have created specialised departments, or internal, special interest groups dealing with project management. 25 Upper Mount Street, Dublin 2, Ireland. Telephone: (01) 661 4677,
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RECI - Register of Electrical Contractors of Ireland
RECI is a self-regulatory body for the electrical contracting industry. It was formed in 1992 at the request of the Dept. of Energy in order to improve the standards of electrical installation work in Ireland. RECI's aim is to promote and protect the interests of the public as users of electrical service so that they obtain an acceptable standard of workmanship and technical competence within the electrical contracting industry. It also provides a high level of assistance to the industry to achieve this standard. Unit 9, KCR Industrial Estate, Ravensdale Park, Kimmage, Dublin 12. Tel: 01 - 492 9966.,
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