Government Services in Dublin with opening hours, website
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Results from the 'Government Services' category in Dublin
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11-12 D'Olier Street, Dublin, D02
(01) 295 8750
recreational activities 
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Ormond Building, 31-36 Ormond Quay Upper, 2, Dublin, D02 EY84
(01) 511 7000
Community Development 
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42 Pearse St, Dublin, D02 HV59
(01) 295 2355
Associations & Institutes, Non-Profit Organization 
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73 Merrion Square, Dublin, D02 WK75
(01) 661 9699
The Irish Traditional Music Archive is a reference archive and resource centre for the traditional song, music and dance of Ireland 
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Abco Kovex House, Swords Business Park, Dublin, K67
(01) 807 4282
Government Services 
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45 Merrion Square, Dublin, D02
+353 1 676 1610
Public Government, Public Services & Government, Manuscripts, Public Services 
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189 - 193 Parnell Street, 7, Dublin, D01 P6X2
01 8690715
Government Services, Project Management, Post Offices, Govt Dept Education, science, Information Services, Career Guidance, Govt Dept Education & Science, Education, Educational Agencies, Govt Dept Skills, Levels, Development Organisations, Govt Dept 
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Frederick House, 19 Frederick St S, 2, Dublin, D02
+353 1 863 9700
Conferences, Public Services & Government, Public Services, Public Government, Events, Conference Centres, Events and Conferences, Business Services, Technical Institute 
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4 Fitzwilliam Street, 4, Dublin, D04 Y970
(01) 222 8499
Public Government, Public Services, Public Services & Government, Libraries 
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4Th Floor Lincoln House Lincoln Pl, Dublin, DO2 VH29
(01) 676 6002
The Pensions Ombudsman investigates and rules on complaints from members and beneficiaries regarding Occupational Pension Schemes, Personal Retirement Savings Accounts (PRSAs) and Trust Retirement Annuity contracts. He aims to resolve complaints in a just and equitable manner. He is a statutory officer who exercises his functions independently of government and of the pensions industry. He reports to the Houses of the Oireachtas. 
