Government Companies in Ireland

Government entities and vendors operate, regulate, and supply public-sector activities or services to government bodies serving citizens, agencies, and public institutions. This page lists entities and vendors in the Government sector, with structured profile data to support comparison. The directory currently holds 5 companies in this sector. The largest share of listings is based in Dublin . Related sectors on Enterprise League include Public Safety, Military, Politics, National Security, Social Assistance, Corrections Facilities, Law Enforcement.

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SwiftComply

Dublin, Ireland

We work with cities and water authorities across North America to help modernize their operations and future-proof their compliance programs against the changing regulatory landscape.

Software

Government

Compliance

GovTech

2016

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IFS Skillnet

Dublin 2, Ireland

IFS Skillnet is part of the Skillnet Networks Programme, managed by Skillnets Ltd, whose aim is to support the sector in maintaining Ireland’s position as a top international financial services centre, through on-going investment in the development of the skills and expertise of tis work force. The network is led by a Steering Group which includes member companies and the leading financial services industry associations, Financial Services Ireland (FSI); Irish Funds Industry Association (IFIA); Federation of International Banks in Ireland (FIBI); Dublin International Management and Insurance Association (DIMA); and the Irish Association of Investment Managers (IAIM).

Education

Government

2009

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Fáilte Ireland

Dublin, Ireland

Fáilte Ireland is the National Tourism Development Authority. Our role is to support the tourism industry and work to sustain Ireland as a high-quality and competitive tourism destination. We provide a range of practical business supports to help tourism businesses better manage and market their products and services. We also work with other state agencies and representative bodies, at local and national levels, to implement and champion positive and practical strategies that will benefit Irish tourism and the Irish economy. We promote Ireland as a holiday destination through our domestic marketing campaign and manage a network of nationwide tourist information centres that provide help and advice for visitors to Ireland. Go to our website, www.failteireland.ie, to find out more about what we do. For holiday information why not explore www.wildatlanticway.com, www.irelandsancienteast.com or www.visitdublin.com

Government

2003

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Residential Tenancies Board (RTB)

Dublin, Ireland

The RTB was established in 2004 on foot of the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA). The RTB is an agency of Government with statutory powers. The central role of the RTB is to support the rental housing market and to resolve cheaply and speedily disputes between landlords and tenants, affording protection to both parties without having to resort to the Courts. As a statutory body, the RTB has been responsible for the operation of a national registration system for all private residential tenancies and for providing a more timely and cost effective dispute resolution service, as well as disseminating information, carrying out research and offering policy advice regarding the rental housing sector.

Government

2004

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Data Protection Commission Ireland

Dublin 2, Ireland

The Data Protection Commission is Ireland’s independent supervisory authority tasked with upholding individual data protection rights and regulating the data processing activities of the organisations operating within our jurisdiction. The DPC is the Irish supervisory authority responsible for monitoring the application of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and we also have functions and powers related to other regulatory frameworks, including the Irish ePrivacy Regulations (2011) and the EU Directive known as the Law Enforcement Directive (LED). The statutory powers, duties and functions of the DPC are as established under the Data Protection Act 2018. Raise a concern: https://forms.dataprotection.ie/contact Report a breach: https://forms.dataprotection.ie/report-a-breach-of-personal-data Register a DPO: https://forms.dataprotection.ie/register-a-dpo Contact us: https://forms.dataprotection.ie/en/contact/how-contact-us

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List of Government companies in Ireland
Company Name	Location	Category	Employees	Website
SwiftComply	Dublin, Ireland	Information Technology +2 Information Technology, Government and Military, Professional Services	30-50	https://www.swiftcomply.com/?utm_source=enterpriseleague.com
IFS Skillnet	Dublin 2, Ireland	Education and Training +1 Education and Training, Government and Military	2-10	http://ifsskillnet.ie
Fáilte Ireland	Dublin, Ireland	Government and Military Government and Military	200-500	http://www.failteireland.ie
Residential Tenancies Board (RTB)	Dublin, Ireland	Government and Military Government and Military	50-100	https://www.rtb.ie
Data Protection Commission Ireland	Dublin 2, Ireland	Government and Military Government and Military	200-500	http://www.dataprotection.ie

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