Research Organisations in Dublin with opening hours

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Irish Cancer Society

Closed now

43/45 Northumberland Road, Dublin, D04 VX65

(01) 850 6060

The Irish Cancer Society is the national charity dedicated to preventing cancer, saving lives from cancer and improving the quality of life of those living with cancer through patient care research and education

Success Coaching Consultants

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Malahide, Dublin

086 055 7767

Success Coaching Consultants provides a range of self-development courses that will transform individuals. All our courses are designed to empower individuals to achieve their full potential. By working directly with each and every one of our students we give them the roadmap, the tools and the confidence to achieve greater success in their lives. Success Coaching Consultants courses have been developed by Michael Keating. Michael is a qualified physiotherapist, author and life coach with over 2 decades of teaching experience. By utilizing the range and scope of his educational and professional achievements, the courses on offer are designed to allow individuals to find their Centre, align their values and find purpose and fulfilment in their lives.

Jesuit centre For Faith and Justice

Closed now

54-72 Gardiner Street Upper, Dublin, D01

(01) 855 6814

Social Research, housing, Charities Groups, Caring Groups, Social Analysis, International Development, Non-Profit Organization, Charities & Caring Groups

Royal Irish Academy

Closed now

19 Dawson Street, 2, Dublin, D02

(01) 609 0600

The Royal Irish Academy, the academy for the sciences and humanities for the whole of Ireland will vigorously promote excellence in scholarship, recognise achievements in learning, direct research programmes and undertake its own research projects, particularly in areas relating to Ireland and its heritage It will reflect upon, advise on and contribute to public debate and public policy formation on issues of major interest in science, technology and culture It will continue to offer an independent forum to Irish scholars, it will provide a network of support for scholarly disciplines through its network of national committees and commissions, it will maintain and enhance its unique library, it will publish scholarly papers and it will represent the world of Irish learning internationally