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| The Panel of Chefs of Ireland |
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The main objective of the Panel of Chefs Ireland is to promote the development of all aspects of professional cookery. The panel consists of the Chief Executive Officer, the Honorary President, the National Secretary and National Treasurer, and the National Membership Officer together with the Chairman of each regional branch. The Board of directors represent all members on a national and international basis and conducts the business of the Panel of chefs. |
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| The Restaurants Association of Ireland |
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The Restaurants Association of Ireland is the representative group for the Irish Restaurant Industry. Founded in 1970 the organisation has over 500 members. The Association provides a wealth of benefits and services to restaurant owners; it also currently provides a comprehensive package of training programmes for restaurant owners, managers/supervisors and operatives, covering a wide range of skills and disciplines. There are ten regional branches of the Association, each of which is headed up by a branch chairperson. |
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| The Catering Management Association of Ireland |
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The Catering Management Association of Ireland, (CMAI) is an Association of qualified Professional Caterers. Founded in 1956, it was formed primarily to represent Managers in the Industrial and Institutional sectors. In recent years the membership base has been broadened to include Managers in other branches of the Hotel and Catering Industry. |
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| The Bartenders Association of Ireland |
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The Bartenders Association of Ireland (BAI) is a non-union, non-political organisation run by bartenders for bartenders and whose primary function is to promote, the bartender and our profession. The BAI is affiliated to the International Bartenders Association (IBA) who meet on an annual basis for the Annual Congress, World Cocktail Competition (WCC) and World Flairtending Competition (WFC). |
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| The Speciality Coffee Association of Europe |
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SCAE is an association with a growing number of members - people like you, who are looking for coffee excellence. You don't have to be European to appreciate the many benefits of belonging to SCAE: we've members in more than 70 countries around the world who network, keep informed and share views on the latest developments in speciality coffee. We have national chapters in a growing number of these countries, so we're on the ground locally to meet the needs of members, working within their own national coffee traditions. |
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| The Irish Hospitality Institute |
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The Irish Hospitality Institute (IHI) was founded in 1966 as the professional body for managers in the hotel, tourism and catering industries in Ireland collectively known as the hospitality industry. It is a voluntary non-profit organisation with a focus on the professional interests and needs of managers in the Irish hospitality industry. |
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