Policies That Guide How We Work

General

Each party warrants its authority to enter into this Agreement and has obtained all necessary approvals to do so. This Agreement constitutes the entire understanding between the Parties relating to the subject matter hereof unless any representation or warranty made about this Agreement was made fraudulently and, save as may be expressly referred to or referenced herein, supersedes all prior representations, writings, negotiations or understandings with respect hereto.

Neither party shall be liable to the other or be deemed to be in breach of these terms by reason of any delay in performing, or any failure to perform, any of their obligations in relation to these terms, if the delay or failure was due to any cause beyond their reasonable control such as severe weather, a natural disaster, governmental action, terrorism, war, act of god and civil unrest.

The Parties agree that these terms are fair and reasonable in all the circumstances. If any provision of these terms is held not to be valid by a court of Irish jurisdiction but would be valid if part of the wording is altered, then such provision shall apply with such deletions as may be necessary to make it valid. If any of the provisions in these terms are held not to be valid the remaining provisions of these terms shall remain in full force and effect.

Changes to the terms of services provided or to these terms and conditions may be posted from time to time on the IEA’s website at www.irishexporters.ie.

IEA Membership

IEA membership is conditional on acceptance of the terms and conditions set out in this Agreement and as agreed by, and upon payment, of the IEA membership subscription. Members of the IEA are serviced by the Irish Exporters Association, a company limited by guarantee. IEA membership is issued to incorporated companies and under special circumstances to some individuals. In signing for membership you are signing on behalf of your company.

Membership Subscription, Rate and Review

The IEA operates an annual subscription. Membership shall commence from the time of raising the invoice and processing of application and shall run for 12 calendar months. Failure to make payment within 30 days will result in membership termination. Membership will thereafter continue on an annual basis as long as the subscription is paid.

Membership fees are based on a company’s annual turnover in respect of the latest financial year. Members have an obligation to provide the IEA with details of their turnover on request. Such information will be treated in strictest confidence. All membership fees are payable annually in advance. Fees are reviewed annually.

The IEA reserves the right to revise your annual subscription as appropriate if there is, in its reasonable opinion, excessive usage of the membership services. Membership of the IEA is subject to a minimum term of at least 12 calendar months.

In order to apply on your own behalf or on behalf of your organisation to become a member of the IEA you must be at least 18 years old and you must be legally capable and authorised to enter into binding contracts.

Subscription Payment

All fees and charges are quoted exclusive of VAT unless otherwise specified. IEA’s comprehensive services consist of both VAT exempt and vatable services. The IEA’s VAT number is IE 0071319K. The IEA will, in the normal course, invoice its members by email a minimum of 2 weeks prior to subscription lapsing. A hardcopy invoice is available on request.

The method of payment of the subscription to the IEA shall be by:

• Electronic transfer to: Irish Exporters Association Ltd, 28 Merrion Square, Dublin 2
 Account Number: 17183413 | Sort Code: 90-00-17 | Bank: Bank of Ireland College Green Dublin 2
 IBAN: IE67 BOFI 9000 1717 1834 13 | Swift: BOFIIE2D
• Credit card payment – contact the Accounts Department to enable payment processes
• Cheque sent to: Accounts Receivable, Irish Exporters Association Ltd, 28 Merrion Square, Dublin 2
• Online – via Stripe from the members section of the website or the new members sign up page

Auto Renewal

Membership is on a continual basis, therefore the annual fee will be invoiced automatically to your organisation the month prior to the renewal date unless your organisation provides written notification of your intention to terminate membership 3 months prior to the renewal date. No payment will be taken for renewal until provided by your company.

Confirmation/Refusal/Revocation of Membership

Please note that the IEA Council may refuse membership for any justifiable reason. Membership is subject to continued payment of members subscription fees. Membership may be revoked for failure to pay membership/subscription fees. IEA membership is not transferable.

Cancellation of Membership

Either Party (the member or the IEA) may terminate this Agreement upon notice in writing if:

• Either party is in breach of any material obligation contained in this Agreement, which is not remedied (if the same is capable of being remedied) within 30 days of written notice from the other party so to do
• Bankruptcy, an administration order, receivership, a resolution or petition to wind up the other party is passed or presented (other than for the purposes of amalgamation or reconstruction) or any similar procedure in the country of incorporation of either party

Cancellation of membership must be given in writing three months prior to your annual renewal date by an authorised person and must be accompanied by the return of your IEA Membership Certification. Membership can be cancelled by sending a letter of termination to [email protected]. Membership fees paid for the current membership year are non-refundable. Any outstanding annual fees must be paid to the IEA by credit card, electronic transfer or cheque. In the event of termination, all assets or association of IEA membership should be removed from all company material.

The IEA may terminate membership for failure to pay membership, sponsorship, event or trade service fees. During any period in which member payments are overdue, the IEA may suspend all or part of the provision of any services to the member in question.

Events & Training Courses

IEA members should book, and where fees apply, pay for event attendance and courses through the website or by contacting a member of staff at the IEA. The fees for such events and training courses can be paid via credit card, Stripe, or an invoice request. Event bookings and training courses will close 3 days prior to the scheduled date.

All fees should be paid in advance in order to secure your organization’s place. Should your company fail to make payment within the appropriate time frame, the IEA reserves the right to release your company place to allow another member or stakeholder attend the event or course.

Cancellation policy:

• If you cancel your attendance at least 7 days before the IEA Event or Training Course is due to begin, you will be due a full refund
• If you cancel your attendance within 7 days of the IEA Event or Training Course or if you fail to attend, no refund will be given

Visa & Legalisation / Consular Services

When we process your visa application, passport application or legalise your documents it is done in good faith that the information supplied is accurate and truthful. We bear no responsibility for actions, delays or expenses incurred due to incomplete or inaccurate information supplied or for any event beyond our control that may cause delays.

We follow the instructions and guidance, when applicable, of Embassies, Consulates (or their affiliations), notaries public, chambers of commerce and government departments to finalise the legalisation of your documents and to process your visa application. It remains at the discretion of these parties to legalise a document or grant a visa and we cannot encourage or influence their decision.

You have the right to cancel any job lodged to the Consular Services department. Related fees and charges will apply under the following terms:

• Full handling charges will apply if the documents have been processed by the IEA
• Full courier charges will apply if the documents have left our premises
• Embassy fees will apply if the documents have been lodged to an Embassy or Consulate
• In any event, any fees incurred by the IEA will be passed on to the customer

The Irish Exporters Association process Business Visas for non-member companies on an exceptional basis.

Handling Fees

In the event that handling fees exceed the normal time spent managing, processing, explaining, filling out documentation or carrying out administrative duties, the IEA reserves the right to charge additional handling fees.

Payment Terms

Clients will be provided with a quote from the initial briefing of the service requirements. Once the service has been carried out an invoice will be sent to the client detailing all charges and fees due to be paid. Once the client makes payment or in special circumstances corresponds in writing to the IEA that they will proceed with payment the IEA will release all documentation to the client.

Staff and Contractors

The IEA shall be entitled to subcontract, delegate or assign the provision of any services or any of their rights or duties under these terms. The IEA shall have discretion as to which of its employees, agents or contractors are assigned to perform the services.

Third Party Services

The IEA from time to time will select various Sponsors/Partners/Trainers who agree to provide core and other services and products for its members and clients. The IEA agrees that it will select third Parties in good faith for the benefit of its members and the IEA shall be entitled to take payment in relation to products or services sold and delivered to its members.

If a member decides to purchase a product offered by a third party, then the Agreement for the provision of that product or service will be between the member and the third party unless otherwise specified. The IEA offers no guarantee or assurance that the product or service will be suitable for the members requirements or that it will be delivered as agreed and the IEA shall have no liability whatsoever for any failure or default on the part of the third party.

Policy, Representation and Public Affairs

The IEA will use its best endeavours to represent the interests of its members. No liability is accepted for such representation or for any policy position adopted by the IEA. The IEA provides press releases, infographics, articles, briefings, guides, surveys, information, website, guidance notes, statements and newsletters as part of various services provided. The IEA will use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the information contained in these publications is accurate at the time of publication.

Intellectual Property

All intellectual property rights of any nature (including copyright) created or provided by the IEA or its employees, agents, sponsors or contractors shall be and remain the property of the IEA and any such materials shall be licensed and distributed to members for their internal use only.

Data Protection & Privacy Policy

See www.irishexporters.ie/privacy-policy

Members Section on Website

All active member companies are set up with a private user section for membership renewals, booking training courses, booking events, updating users and their information, news and more. The lead contact of the member company may nominate a number of users in their company, validated by the IEA, and authorised by the organisation to represent its interests.

Each user is entirely responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your or your organisation’s password and account information, and for any and all activities which may occur under your or your organisation’s account or password. You agree to immediately notify the IEA of any unauthorised use of your or your organization’s account, password or any other breach of security known to you.

The IEA will not be liable for any loss that your organisation may incur as a result of someone else using or accessing your or your organization’s password or account, either with or without your or your organisation’s knowledge. However, your organisation may be held liable for losses incurred by the IEA or any other party as a result of someone else using or assessing your or your organization’s password or account.

Confidentiality

Confidentiality of correspondence between the IEA staff, National Council, contractors, sponsors or agents and individual members is maintained as a condition of membership. Members will not, without the prior written consent of the IEA, use, copy, adapt, alter or part with possession of any information to any third party which is disclosed or otherwise comes into its possession under or in relation to their IEA membership and which is of a confidential or proprietary nature.

Each party agrees with the other not to divulge or allow to be divulged any confidential information relating to the other’s business or affairs other than to its employees or subcontractors who need to know such information or where the other party has consented to such disclosure.

Assistance

From time to time the IEA provides assistance to its members on international trade related matters and this should not be construed as consulting or advice in any manner.

Liability

To the extent permitted by law, we provide the IEA website without any warranties or guarantees. In particular, we do not warrant that the website or any of its contents are virus free. You or your organisation must take its own precautions in this respect, as we accept no responsibility for any infection by virus or other contamination or by anything which has destructive properties.

Although we do our best to provide constant, uninterrupted access to the website, we do not guarantee this. We accept no responsibility or liability for any interruption or delay.

To the full extent allowed by law, your organisation agrees that the IEA will not be liable to you or your organization for any consequential or incidental damages (including but not limited to loss of revenue, loss of profits, loss of anticipated savings, wasted expenditure, loss of privacy and loss of data) or any other indirect, special or punitive damages whatsoever that arise out of or relating to the website, assistance or introductions to other members, contractors, agents or sponsors.

If we are found to be liable to you or your organisation our liability shall not exceed the membership fees. Nothing in these terms and conditions shall exclude the IEA’s liability for personal injury or death caused by negligence.

Changes to Terms & Conditions

We reserve the right to change these Terms and Conditions at any time. Any changes are effective immediately upon posting to the website. Your or your organisation’s continued use of the website constitutes both your and your organisation’s agreement to such Terms and Conditions.

Jurisdiction

This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Ireland.

Who We Are

The Irish Exporters Association (IEA) is a company limited by guarantee, registered in Ireland.

Contact details:

• Address: 28 Merrion Square North, Dublin 2, D02 AW80
• Phone: +353 1 661 2182
• Email: [email protected]
• Company Number: 13805

Information We Collect

We collect and process the following categories of personal data:

Membership information

• Company name, address, and contact details
• Contact person names, job titles, email addresses, and phone numbers
• Company registration number and VAT number
• Annual turnover information (for membership fee calculation)
• Payment and billing information

Event and training registrations

• Attendee names, job titles, and contact details
• Dietary requirements and accessibility needs
• Payment information
• Training course completion records and certifications

Website usage

• IP addresses
• Browser type and version
• Pages visited and time spent on pages
• Referring website addresses
• Cookie data (see our Cookie Policy for details)

Consular and visa services

• Passport details
• Business travel information
• Document details for legalisation
• Contact information

Communications

• Email correspondence
• Newsletter subscriptions
• Survey responses
• Feedback and inquiries

How We Use Your Information

We use your personal data for the following purposes:

Membership administration

• Processing membership applications
• Managing member accounts and renewals
• Calculating appropriate membership fees
• Providing member services and benefits
• Communicating member updates and information

Events and training

• Processing event and course registrations
• Sending event information and updates
• Managing attendance and certifications
• Improving our training programmes

Consular services

• Processing visa applications
• Legalising documents
• Communicating with embassies and consulates on your behalf
• Providing updates on application status

Communications

• Sending newsletters and updates (with your consent)
• Responding to inquiries
• Conducting member surveys
• Sharing relevant industry news and opportunities

Website improvement

• Analyzing website usage to improve functionality
• Understanding user preferences
• Enhancing user experience

Legal and regulatory compliance

• Meeting legal obligations
• Protecting our rights and interests
• Preventing fraud and security threats

Legal Basis for Processing

We process your personal data under the following legal bases:

• Contract performance: Processing necessary to fulfill our membership agreement or provide services you’ve requested
• Legitimate interests: Operating our association, improving services, and communicating relevant information to members
• Legal obligation: Complying with legal and regulatory requirements
• Consent: Where you have explicitly consented to processing (e.g., newsletter subscriptions)

You have the right to withdraw consent at any time where we rely on consent as the legal basis for processing.

How We Share Your Information

We may share your personal data with:

Service providers:

• IT and website hosting providers
• Payment processors
• Event management platforms
• Email marketing services
• Training platform providers

Government and regulatory bodies:

• Department of Foreign Affairs
• Revenue Commissioners
• Embassies and consulates (for visa and legalisation services)
• Other government departments as required

Third parties:

• Event sponsors (with your consent)
• Training partners and accreditation bodies
• Professional advisors (legal, accounting)

Legal requirements:

• Where required by law or legal process
• To protect our rights, property, or safety
• To prevent fraud or security threats

We do not sell or rent your personal data to third parties for marketing purposes.

International Data Transfers

Some of our service providers may be located outside the European Economic Area (EEA). Where we transfer personal data outside the EEA, we ensure appropriate safeguards are in place, such as:

• EU Commission approved Standard Contractual Clauses
• Adequacy decisions recognizing equivalent data protection standards
• Other legally approved transfer mechanisms

Data Retention

We retain your personal data only for as long as necessary to fulfil the purposes for which it was collected:

• Membership data: Retained for the duration of membership plus 7 years for accounting and legal purposes
• Event and training records: Retained for 7 years for certification and record-keeping purposes
• Financial records: Retained for 7 years to comply with tax and accounting requirements
• Consular service records: Retained for 3 years or as required by relevant authorities
• Website usage data: Retained for 2 years
• Marketing communications: Retained until you unsubscribe or withdraw consent

After the retention period expires, we securely delete or anonymize your personal data.

Your Rights

Under GDPR, you have the following rights regarding your personal data:

Right of access: Request a copy of the personal data we hold about you
Right to rectification: Request correction of inaccurate or incomplete data
Right to erasure: Request deletion of your personal data in certain circumstances
Right to restriction: Request we limit how we use your data
Right to data portability: Request transfer of your data to another organisation
Right to object: Object to processing based on legitimate interests or for direct marketing
Right to withdraw consent: Withdraw consent where we rely on it for processing
Right to lodge a complaint: Complain to the Data Protection Commission if you believe we’ve breached data protection laws

To exercise any of these rights, contact our Data Protection Officer at [email protected].

Security

We implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect your personal data against unauthorised access, alteration, disclosure, or destruction. These measures include:

• Secure servers and encrypted connections
• Access controls and authentication
• Regular security assessments
• Staff training on data protection
• Secure backup and recovery procedures

However, no method of transmission over the internet is completely secure. While we strive to protect your personal data, we cannot guarantee absolute security.

Cookies

Our website uses cookies to improve your browsing experience. For detailed information about the cookies we use and how to manage them, please see our Cookie Policy.

Third-Party Websites

Our website may contain links to third-party websites. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or content of these external sites. We encourage you to read the privacy policies of any third-party websites you visit.

Children’s Privacy

Our services are not directed at children under 16. We do not knowingly collect personal data from children. If you believe we have collected data from a child, please contact us immediately.

Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our practices or legal requirements. We will notify you of significant changes by posting the updated policy on our website and, where appropriate, by email.

The date of the last update will be shown at the top of this policy. We encourage you to review this policy periodically.

Our AI Principles

The IEA may use AI tools to:

• Assist with drafting and editing communications, reports and marketing content.
• Support research and information gathering.
• Improve administrative efficiency and internal processes.

The IEA does not rely on AI to make decisions relating to:

• Membership applications or member services.
• Policy positions, advocacy or public affairs activities.
• Financial or contractual decisions.

When using AI tools, the IEA is committed to:

• Protecting personal data and complying with GDPR requirements. 
• Maintaining human oversight and accountability. 
• Verifying information where appropriate before use. 
• Using AI responsibly, ethically and transparently

This policy will be reviewed periodically as AI technologies and regulatory requirements continue to evolve.

How We Use AI

The IEA uses artificial intelligence tools in the following areas:

Content drafting and editing

AI tools may assist with drafting initial versions of newsletters, social media posts, event descriptions, and internal documents. All content is reviewed, edited, and approved by staff before publication.

Research and information gathering

AI tools help staff research topics, summarize lengthy documents, and identify relevant information. Staff verify findings against primary sources before using them.

Administrative tasks

AI assists with scheduling, data entry, document formatting, and other routine administrative functions to improve efficiency.

Translation and language support

AI may be used for initial translations, which are then reviewed by staff or professional translators for accuracy.

Data analysis

AI tools help analyze trends in membership data, event attendance, and training outcomes to improve our services. All analysis is reviewed by staff before informing decisions.

Where We Do Not Use AI

The IEA does not use AI for

Policy positions and advocacy

Our policy positions, submissions to government, and advocacy work are developed by staff and member input, not AI systems.

Member-specific advice

Advice provided to members on customs, compliance, or trade matters comes from experienced staff, not AI. We do not provide automated AI responses to member queries.

Visa and legalisation services

Document processing, legalisation services, and visa applications are handled entirely by trained staff without AI assistance.

Membership decisions

Decisions about membership applications, renewals, or terminations are made by staff, not AI systems.

Financial transactions

Payment processing and financial decisions involve staff oversight and are not automated through AI.

Training delivery

Our training courses are delivered by human instructors with industry experience. AI does not replace expert trainers.

Member Data and AI

We take the following precautions when AI tools might interact with member information:

• Member data is not uploaded to public AI systems
• We use enterprise AI tools with appropriate data protection agreements where AI tools require access to organizational data
• Personal information is removed or anonymized before being processed by AI tools
• Staff review any AI-generated analysis of member data before use
• Members can request that their data not be processed by AI tools by contacting our Data Protection Officer

Quality Assurance

To maintain quality when using AI tools, we:

• Require staff to verify AI-generated information against authoritative sources
• Have senior staff review all AI-assisted content before publication
• Maintain clear documentation of where AI tools have been used
• Train staff on responsible AI usage and limitations
• Monitor AI-generated content for errors, bias, or inaccuracies
• Retain final editorial control with human staff

Staff Training and Guidelines

IEA staff receive guidance on:

• Which AI tools are approved for use
• How to use AI tools responsibly and effectively
• When AI usage is appropriate versus when human judgment is required
• How to verify and fact-check AI-generated content
• Data protection considerations when using AI
• Limitations and potential biases in AI systems

Compliance and Ethics

Our AI usage complies with:

• GDPR and Irish data protection legislation
• EU AI Act requirements as they come into force
• Industry best practices for responsible AI
• Our existing policies on confidentiality and data protection
• Professional standards for our sector

We regularly review emerging AI regulations and adjust our practices accordingly.

Defining Sustainability

Sustainability means meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. The IEA takes a broad view of sustainability that includes environmental impact reduction, human rights, health and well-being, and gender equality.

Our Principles

This policy is based on seven core principles:

• Comply with applicable legislation, regulations, and codes of practice
• Integrate sustainability considerations into all business decisions where possible and practicable
• Ensure all staff are aware of this policy and encouraged to implement and improve it
• Minimise the environmental impact of all office and travel activities
• Make members, stakeholders, partners, and suppliers aware of our policy and encourage sound sustainability practices
• Continuously review and improve our sustainability performance
• Incorporate employee health and well-being into our overall sustainability approach

Practical Steps

The IEA encourages staff to adopt these practices where possible, practicable, and subject to public health guidelines:

Travel, transport, and meetings

• Walk, cycle, use public transport, or carpool when travelling to and from the office
• Facilitate staff participation in Bike to Work and Taxsaver public transport schemes
• Work from home on certain days to reduce collective commute-derived carbon footprint
• Use video conferencing for meetings where equally productive alternatives to physical travel are available
• Run events and workshops online unless onsite meetings are required
• Use public transport, cycling, walking, or carpooling for meetings where virtual options aren’t possible
• Arrange multiple meetings in one location to avoid repeated trips
• Use cyclist courier services for deliveries within city limits
• Undertake international travel only where virtual attendance isn’t possible

Energy and heating

• Switch on heaters only when the office is cold and occupied; use fans only if temperature can’t be lowered by opening windows
• Switch off heaters, lights, PCs, and electronic devices completely at day’s end
• Avoid unnecessary emailing and sharing of large digital files to reduce energy consumption
• Keep external doors and windows closed in winter to avoid heat loss
• Replace older bulbs with energy efficient LED lighting; clean light fixtures regularly
• Boil only the water needed in the kitchen; switch off electrical devices when not in use
• Open windows on warm days for natural ventilation

Water usage

• Turn off taps when not in use; use minimum amount of water required
• Conduct regular checks for leaks

Paper usage

• Purchase recycled and ethically sourced printing paper
• Avoid printing; file documents digitally unless paper copies are required for auditing
• Print double-sided documents; reuse or recycle wastepaper
• Use digital documents for meetings and events where practical
• Print black and white documents unless colour is required
• Include environmental messages in email signatures

Purchasing equipment and goods

Where practical and financially possible:

• Source electronic equipment with high energy efficiency ratings
• Procure goods and services that match our values for sustainable and ethical business practices
• Near-source goods to reduce transport emissions where possible
• Purchase fair trade or organic food and drink items where available

Waste and recycling

• Encourage reuse and recycling through clearly visible colored bins and signage
• Recycle waste toner, batteries, and electronic waste

Staff training

• Provide induction on energy, water, and waste conservation
• Provide all staff with the IEA Employee Handbook

Staff well-being initiatives

• Encourage regular breaks away from desks
• Encourage daily walks and fresh air
• Encourage balanced work-life balance in line with the right to Disconnect Policy

Commitment to Accessibility

Irish Exporters Association is dedicated to ensuring digital accessibility for all users, including individuals with disabilities. The goal is to provide an inclusive online experience that aligns with the principles of the European Accessibility Act (Directive (EU) 2019/882), as implemented in Ireland through S.I. No. 636/2023.

Compliance Status

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) define requirements for designers and developers to improve accessibility for people with disabilities. It defines three levels of conformance: Level A, Level AA, and Level AAA. We are committed to delivering digital accessibility for all users and this website has been developed in line with recognised Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. These standards have guided our approach to design, content, and functionality, helping us create an experience that is as inclusive and user-friendly as possible for everyone. We will continue to maintain and enhance the accessibility of this website as part of our ongoing commitment to digital inclusion.
Please be informed of the non-accessible content below:

Known Accessibility Limitations

We acknowledge the following areas where our website may not fully meet accessibility standards

• Third-party applications: Some third-party applications integrated into our site are not fully accessible. Despite our best efforts, we cannot control the accessibility of these elements. Those are listed below:
  • Ticket Tailor booking system
  • Google Calendar
  • Embedded Google Maps plugin
• Some of the videos on our site are shared natively or from YouTube. These may not always have perfect captions or audio descriptions. We’re reviewing them and making changes where we can. All new videos will include reviewed captions going forward. But for old videos you can contact us for transcriptions if needed.

Technical Specifications

Accessibility of Irish Exporters Association relies on the following technologies to work with the particular combination of web browser and any assistive technologies or plugins installed on your computer:

• HTML
• WAI-ARIA
• CSS
• JavaScript

Assessment Approach

Irish Exporters Association assessed the accessibility of www.waterfordgreenwaybikehire.com by the following approaches:

• Self-evaluation
• External evaluation by AxeDevTools/Ireland Website Design

Formal Approval of this Accessibility Statement

This Accessibility Statement is approved by:

• Email: [email protected]

We aim to respond to accessibility feedback within 5 business days.

Enforcement Procedure

In accordance with S.I. No. 636/2023, if you are dissatisfied with our response to your accessibility concerns, you may contact the Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg), which serves as the Compliance Authority for the EAA in Ireland.

• Website: https://www.comreg.ie/
• Phone: +353 (01) 804 9668