Bea Orpen Building, DCU
Glasnevin
Dublin 9
(01) 700 5924
Links
Accreditation, Awards and Programmes links:
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Department of Education & Science
Headoffice, Marlborough St., Dublin 1.
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Further Education and Training Awards Council
East Point Plaza
East Point Business Park
Dublin 3
(01) 865 9500 -
Irish Vocational Education Authority
McCann House, 99 Marlborough Road
Donnybrook
Dublin 4
+ 353 1 4966033 -
National Development Plan
NDP/CSF Information Office,
15 Lower Hatch Street,
Dublin 2,
(01) 639 6280 -
National Qualifications Authority of Ireland
5th Floor Jervis House
Jervis Street
Dublin 1,
+353 1 887 1500
Distance Education:
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Oscail, the centre for distance learning at DCU
Further Education:
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Further Education Support Service
Curriculum development unit
Captain's Road, Crumlin
Dublin
01 454 5487 -
Postgraduate study and advice for students and graduates
GTI Ireland
14 16 Lord Edward Street
Dublin 2
+353 (0)1 645 1500 -
Ireland's National Learners' Database
Linkardstown
Tinryland
Carlow
059 914 6436 -
Accounting Technicians Ireland
Accounting Technicians Ireland (formerly known as the IATI) is the leading Accounting Technician body in Ireland with over 10,000 members and students. Established in 1983, Accounting Technicians Ireland prides itself on providing an internationally recognised accounting qualification and on promoting the highest educational, technical and ethical standards to its members. Its qualification differs from many other academic programmes as it combines professional exams with practical work experience.
Accounting Technicians enjoy excellent career prospects and there is always a strong demand for their skills in the marketplace. They can work in a wide variety of finance roles for many types of organisations, including manufacturing companies, local and central government, the health service, banks and insurance companies and private accountancy firms. Self employment is also a possibility for qualified technicians. In addition, many who qualify as Accounting Technicians go on to continue their studies, using the qualification as a stepping stone to eventually becoming professional accountants with one of the other accounting bodies.
As Members of Accounting Technicians Ireland, individuals are entitled to put the letters
MIATI after their name, seen by many employers as essential when hiring.Further information is available on www.accountingtechniciansireland.ie
General links:
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Irish eGovernment website provided by the Citizens Information Board
Citizens Information Board
George's Quay House
43 Townsend St
Dublin 2
(01) 605 9000 -
Sligo County Council
County Hall, Riverside
Sligo
071 9111111 -
Na Piobairi Uilleann
Na Píobairí Uilleann Teoranta
15 Henrietta Street
Dublin 1,
Ireland.
Government and departments links:
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Central Applications Office for first year undergraduate courses
Tower House, Eglinton Street
Galway
+353-(0)91-509800 -
Department of Education and Science's site that provides up to date comprehensive and accessible information on studying in Ireland.
IEBI
Sandford Lodge, Sandford Close
Ranelagh
Dublin 6
+353 1 5292400 -
Comprehensive website for job seekers, employers and community groups.
FAS Head Office
27-33 Upper Baggot Street
Dublin 4
+353 (0)1 607 0500 -
Literacytools is for adults who would like to improve their spelling, reading and numeracy skills.
Literacytools Website
NALA, 76 Lr Gardiner St,
Dublin 1
+353 (0)1 607 0500 -
Website of the National Adult Literacy Agency of Ireland.
76 Lower Gardiner Street
Dublin 1
01 855 4332 -
Department of Social & Family Affairs
Aras Mhic Dhiarmada
Store Street
(01) 7043000
National Associations / Programmes links:
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Vocational Training Opportunities Scheme
CDU
Captain's Road
Dublin 12
+353 (0) 1 4020427 -
Ireland's education and training programme for early school leavers
CDU
Captain's Road
Dublin 12
+353-(0)1-4535487 -
Community National Schools
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- William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin in 1865, but spent most of his childhood in County Sligo. He is one of Ireland's best-known poets. In December 1923, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature. He is buried in Drumcliffe, Co Sligo
- Truskmore Mountain is the highest peak in Co Sligo.Truskmore lies between Sligo and Leitrim and is 2,113 feet high. It can be found in the Dartry Mountains area and is the 201st highest mountain in Ireland.
- "One is not always happy when one is good; but one is always good when one is happy." - Oscar Wilde
- You can easily stand out by smiling, while improving your happiness. In fact, smiling helps make you feel much better mentally, because it releases endorphins, which relieve pain and make you feel happy as well.
- The most yolks ever found in one chicken egg was nine!
- No one knows Albert Eistein's last words. Just before he passed, he spoke several words in German, but his nurse only knew English.
- The Irish name for Sligo is Sligeach.Shelly place. The name "Sligeach" originates from the abundance of shellfish found in the river and its estuary. According to the Ordinance Survey letters of 1836, "cart loads of shells were found underground.