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	Institution of Engineers of Ireland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Institution of Engineers of Ireland (Irish: Cumann na nInnealtóirí) or the IEI, is the second oldest engineering society in the British Isles established in 1835 and currently representing over 21,000 members, primarily in Ireland, the institution accepted its current legal name in 1969 by an Act of the Oireachtas.
		Membership of the institution is open to individuals based on academic and professional background and is separated into grades in accordance with criteria, including the Chartered Engineer and European Engineer titles.
		The history of the institution can be traced to August 6, 1835 when civil engineers met in Dublin; the result was the Civil Engineers Society of Ireland, in 1844 the society adopted the name the Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland (ICEI).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Institution_of_Engineers_of_Ireland (417 words)

	Chartered engineer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chartered engineer is a professional qualification in Engineering (not a degree) offered by professional associations with a Royal Charter from the British monarchy similar to the Professional Engineer in other countries.
		Examples of such institutions are the Institution of Engineers in India, the Institution of Engineers of Ireland, and the Institution of Electrical Engineers in the UK.
		In Australia, the Institution of Engineers, Australia controls the qualification, although it is referred to as a Chartered Professional Engineer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chartered_engineer (158 words)

	ireland.com - Budget 2004
		Engineering professionals across all disciplines in both the private and public sectors comprise by far the largest element of the scientific and technological community in Ireland.
		The Institution of Engineers of Ireland strongly recommends that in framing the Budget for year 2004 you ensure the details of the Budget are supportive of the broad spectrum of engineering industry and the engineering profession on which Ireland's current and future economic success depends.
		Engineering and the sciences must be at the heart of any realistic aspirations to becoming a knowledge society and sustaining a competitive modern economy.
	www.ireland.com /focus/budget04/submissions/engineers.htm (2003 words)

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		Ireland is a signatory to this declaration, which commits all EU countries to a common approach to third level qualifications by 2010 for all third level qualifications.
		We have young engineer summer camps and a very extensive website which is used as a resource by second level schools and there is also a wide range of promotional material, some of which has been given to members this morning.
		Ireland is the only country in Europe which does not provide laboratory technicians for science teachers whereby the room is prepared beforehand with experiments set up and cleared away later for the teacher.
	www.irlgov.ie /committees-29/c-education/20030123-J/Page1.htm (10781 words)

	ipedia.com: Institution of Engineers of Ireland Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Institution of Engineers of Ireland or the IEI, is the second oldest engineering society in the British Isles established in 1835 and currently representing over 20,000 members, primarily in Irela...
		The Institution of Engineers of Ireland (Irish: Cumann na nInnealtóirí) or the IEI, is the second oldest engineering society in the British Isles established in 1835 and currently representing over 20,000 members, primarily in Ireland.
		Membership of the institution is open to individuals based on academic and professional background and is separated into grades in accordance with criteria.
	www.ipedia.com /institution_of_engineers_of_ireland.html (297 words)

	The Institution of Engineers of Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The engineering industry in the West of Ireland is a vibrant sector of the economy with many world-class manufacturing operations.
		The West Region of Ireland, with a population in excess of one million is home to centres of excellence in bioengineering, polymer technology, laser applications, toolmaking, materials handling, refrigeration and information technology.
		The West of Ireland can boast a number of successful indigenous software start-ups, typical of which is Aimware Ltd. Based in the Galway Business Park, Dangan, Galway, and with offices in US and Mexico, aimware¹s objective is to make software management easy for their customers.
	www.realizedvision.com /engandind.htm (740 words)

	Ireland
		The Institution of Engineers of Ireland was founded as The Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland in 1835.
		The Institution of Engineers of Ireland is also the designatory authority under the Statutory Instrument governing the implementation of the European Communities (General System for the Recognition of Higher Education Diplomas) Regulations 1991.
		The Institution of Engineers of Ireland maintains very close liaison with the Irish Government in matters of educational, infrastructural and industrial policy and it's officers and members serve on a number of Government boards and committees.
	www.feani.org /Members/Ireland.html (315 words)

	Institution of Engineers of Ireland (IEI)
		IEI is the largest professional body in Ireland and represents all branches of engineering and categories of engineers.
		In its submission to government ”The Bologna Declaration and Engineering Education in Ireland”, IEI describes and analyses the Bologna declaration with regard to its relevance to engineering education in Ireland.
		Finally, IEI posits some options for engineering education in universities and institutes of technology in Ireland, together with the advantages and disadvantages associated with each.
	www.bologna-berlin2003.de /en/main_documents/docu/IEI.htm (114 words)

	The Institution of Engineers of Ireland
		The Institution of Engineers of Ireland (IEI) is the largest professional body in Ireland.
		Secondly by ensuring that the standards achieved by engineering graduates are maintained at a high level, and that engineers are encouraged to develop their knowledge and skills through ongoing education and professional development programmes.
		The IEI accredits engineering degree programmes that meet the academic requirements for membership of the Institution and subsequent Chartered Membership of the IEI.
	www.irishscientist.ie /2000/contents.asp?contentxml=065s.xml&contentxsl=insight3.xsl (456 words)

	Electro-Technical Council of Ireland Member Organisations
		The Association of Consulting Engineers of Ireland (ACEI) is the representative body in Ireland of those professional engineers who offer their skills and experience in all branches of engineering to clients requiring independent engineering advice and judgement.
		The objectives of the Institution is to promote the art, science and practice of building services engineering for the benefit of all and the advancement of education and research in building services engineering.
		The aims of the Institution are to promote the knowledge of engineering, to advance the engineering profession and the interest of its members, and to uphold proper standards of professional practice and conduct.
	www.etci.ie /general/memborgs.html (1292 words)

	Nortel Networks: News Release - Nortel Networks CEO Gives McLaughlin Lecture in Dublin
		On the occasion of the lecture, Mr Roth was awarded the rare distinction of honorary fellowship of the Institution of Engineers of Ireland by president Jack Kavanagh.
		And Ireland, with many attributes and policies that make it a center of excellence for digital enterprise, is well positioned to be a hub for global e-commerce as next-generation networks roll out around the world.
		The speaker is carefully chosen for his or her ability to contribute to the advancement of engineering, science and technology to this country.
	www.nortelnetworks.com /corporate/news/newsreleases/1999b/4_15_9999264_JAR_McLaughlin_Lecture.html (873 words)

	IRCSET - Embark Initiative - News
		The award, which carries a bursary of EUR 3,000, was made in conjunction with the Institution of Engineers of Ireland.
		The prestigious Award, which carries a bursary of EUR3,000 is a joint initiative by the Institution of Engineers in Ireland (IEI) and the Embark Initiative, operated by the Irish Research Council for Science, Engineering and Technology (IRCSET).
		Paddy Caffrey, Vice President of the Institution of Engineers of Ireland (IEI) said; "The Embark IEI Research Achievements awards are a huge step towards raising awareness of the depth of expertise that exists in Ireland’s third level institutions in the field of Computer Science.
	www.ircset.ie /news/releases/april_27_2004.html (767 words)

	The Civil Engineering Portal - International Associations
		The "International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering" (IABSE) is a non-profit scientific society established in 1929 to promote the international exchange of knowledge in the field of structural engineering.
		Located in Canberra, the Institution of Engineers, Australia is the largest professional body of engineers in Australia.
		IPENZ is a learned society for engineers in New Zealand, dedicated to enhancing the quality of life by the creative application of engineering and technology.
	www.civilengineering.gr /p18.htm (257 words)

	News at Siemens Ireland - First quarter results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Final year engineering degree students in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at UCC, Kenneth and Alan presented their design at the finals of the competition held in the Institution of Engineers in Dublin on 17th June.
		The IEI is the professional body in Ireland representing all branches of engineering.
		Currently representing over 20,000 engineers and engineering technicians the Institution promotes the art and science of engineering and the interests of the profession.
	www.siemens.ie /news/youngeng.htm (421 words)

	MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN Taken from Newsletter No. 16 - November 2003
		The agreement between the IEI and the Institution is now being used by the Institution's International Agreements Panel to form the basis of other agreements in Japan, Romania and some states in the USA and Canada.
		The issue of Continuing Professional Development continues to be developed by the Institution and I would refer readers to the Article on CPD in the 16th of March 2004 issue of the Structural Engineer.
		The Council of the Institution is being restructured and the Trustee responsibilities of the Council are being transferred to an Executive Board.
	homepage.eircom.net /~istructeroi/chairman.htm (690 words)

	GSI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Geotechnical Society of Ireland was formed in the 1970's as a learned society within the Institution of Engineers of Ireland.
		The lectures are held at the Institution headquarters at 22 Clyde Rd, Ballsbridge and occasionally at regional venues throughout the country.
		Geotechnical Engineering addresses those areas of civil engineering which interface with the ground; site investigation, earthworks design, foundation design and groundwater control would be the principal areas of activity.
	www.igi.ie /info-sponsor-gsi.shtml (226 words)

	The Institution of Engineers of Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		It is understood that she is the first woman to graduate with a degree in engineering in Ireland or Great Britain.
		Indeed it is possible that she is the first woman to graduate as an engineer anywhere in the world.
		The fact remains that she was the first and only woman to have occupied the post of County Surveyor (County Engineer) in Ireland.
	www.realizedvision.com /ap.htm (432 words)

	Intel Ireland awarded Continuing Professional Development accreditation from The Institution of Engineers of Ireland
		Brian Kearney, President of the Institution of Engineers of Ireland presented the accreditation and said, "Intel Ireland's Continuing Professional Development (CPD) practices were rated outstanding by the IEI accreditation panel, and are considered as a role model for best practice in CPD for engineers.
		Joe McDonnell, Intel Ireland Fab Operations Plant Manager was delighted to be presented with the accreditation certificate from Brian Kearney, "This is a tremendous endorsement from a key professional body of practices in the area of professional development of our staff.
		The Institution of Engineers of Ireland, founded in 1835, is Irelands' largest professional body with over 20,000 members, and represents all branches of engineering and categories of engineers in Ireland.
	www.intel.com /ireland/about/PressRoom/2003/march/032703ir.htm (550 words)

	Are you a University of Limerick engineering graduate of an accredited course of (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Are you a University of Limerick engineering graduate of an accredited course of
		The Institution of Engineers of Ireland currently represents over 20,000 Engineers and Engineering Technicians of every discipline and is continually growing.
		As the professional body for Engineers the IEI is responsible for promoting and maintaining the standards of professional practice of engineers.
	www.ul.ie /~alumni/iei_engineers.htm (295 words)

	CIS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Irish Planning Institute is the independent professional body representing the majority of professional planners engaged in physical and environmental planning in Ireland.
		The aims of the Planning Institute are to raise the standards of planning, to articulate professional planning opinion, to improve and promote the status of the planning profession, to contribute to planning education, to encourage environmental awareness in the community and to represent Irish planning interests abroad.
		The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland, founded in 1839, is the representative body for professionally qualified architects in Ireland.
	www.cisireland.com /links.htm (711 words)

	NUI Galway, Engineering Hydrology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Chartered Engineer, Institution of Engineers of Ireland, 1977.
		Played a prominent role in the research and writing of the well known flood studies Report on which current engineering practice in flood hydrology in UK and Ireland is based.
		He is Chairman of the Irish National Committee of IHP and has been honoured by the Institution of Engineers of Ireland by the award of the Mullins silver Medal, the Institution Prize and by the Fellowship of the Institution.
	www.nuigalway.ie /hydrology/concun.html (292 words)

	edie news centre - Institution calls for an end to free water for Irish consumers: focus on conservation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ireland's domestic water users have been in a unique position in Europe since 1997 in that this resource is supplied to them free of charge.
		Paddy Purcell, Director General of the Institution told edie that there is an issue of transparency that needs to be addressed surrounding water charging.
		He said the Institution was due to meet with the Minister for Environment, Heritage and Local Government to discuss the submission, but was unsure if this would happen before the summer recess.
	www.edie.net /news/Archive/8537.cfm (527 words)

	No. 1/1960 (Private): THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS OF IRELAND (CHARTER AMENDMENT) ACT, 1960
		WHEREAS the Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland was founded many years prior to the year 1877 for promoting the acquisition of that species of knowledge which appertains to the professions of Civil and Mechanical Engineers and for the general advancement of Engineering and Mechanical Science.
		AND WHEREAS by reason of the growth and development of other branches of Engineering Science which are not within the objects of the Institution as set forth in the Charter it is expedient that the objects of the Institution should be extended as hereinafter provided.
		The expression "the Charter" means the Royal Charter of Incorporation of the Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland granted on the 15th day of October 1877.
	www.acts.ie /zzpa1y1960.1.html (459 words)

	Read about Engineering society at WorldVillage Encyclopedia. Research Engineering society and learn about Engineering ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
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	encyclopedia.worldvillage.com /s/b/Engineering_society (266 words)

	Community Exchange: Events, campaigns, news
		The profession in Ireland wishes to use its expertise and influence to contribute to development and to the improvement of living conditions in the developing world.
		To this end The Institution of Engineers of Ireland (IEI) has agreed a protocol agreement with a number of employers of engineers on the voluntary provision of a range of services to engineers working for Non Government Organisations (NGOs) both in Ireland and abroad.
		Engineers and students of all disciplines who have an interest in the developing world, particularly those in Construction, Consultancies, Local Authorities and 3rd Level Institutions.
	www.activelink.ie /ce/active.php?id=2032 (408 words)

	The Institution of Engineers of Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Introduces the IEI, the professional body representing all branches of engineering in Ireland.
		Tells the stories of 7 engineers from the past, including Alice Perry, possibly the first woman in the world to graduate as an engineer.
		Outlines the major engineering works to construct the waterways, which were a major influence on the location of the first industries in Galway.
	www.realizedvision.com /contents.htm (198 words)

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