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Astronomy Ireland was founded in 1990 and has become the biggest in the world relative to population. It has thousands of members throughout the 32 counties of Ireland and is always seeking new members. There are lots of events organised and members receive our monthly magazine. As well as this Astronomy Ireland works hard behind the scenes to promote interest in astronomy and space all around Ireland, liasing with government departments and private industry, and especially the media who we keep constantly informed of the latest news and developments particularly where there is an Irish element. It is a very exciting, busy and thriving environment to be a part of be it as a member or an employee. There are many new and bold initiatives planned for the future Every month Astronomy Ireland publishes "Astronomy & Space" magazine with a brief to bring the latest news, feature articles and what to see in Irish skies to the general public in Ireland (and the U.K.). It is the single biggest activity of the society all year round and is mainly produced by volunteers but there are employment options, especially as the title and the society grows.

The National Sports Campus Development Authority (NSCDA) was formally established on 1 January, 2007 under the National Sports Campus Development Authority Act 2006. The principal functions of the Authority are to:- •Develop a National Sports Campus; •Manage, operate and maintain the Campus; •Encourage and promote usage of the Campus. The Authority has responsibility for the operation of the National Aquatic Centre which is a key resource within the National Sports Campus at Blanchardstown. It has also refurbished buildings on the Campus to accomodate the Headquarters of the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) the Irish Institute of Sport (IIS) and the Irish Sport HQ which will accommodate the administrative headquarters of 19 National Governing Bodies (NGBs) of Sport in Ireland. Furthermore, since May 2010 NSCDA has accepted responsibility for the management and operation of Morton Stadium, Santry. It discharges this responsibility through its wholly-owned subsidiary NSCDA (Operations) Ltd which is also responsible for the National Aquatic Centre and other facilities at Blanchardstown. The NSCDA has also allocated substantial sites for development in partnership with the major field sports of Gaelic Games, Soccer, Rugby and Hockey. In addition, the NSCDA is currently developing High Performance training facilities for athletes in a variety of sporting disciplines including Equestrian, Modern Pentathlon, Fencing, Pistol-Shooting, etc. It is also installing Multi-sport All-weather Pitches and a Pavilion which will be open to the public by the end of 2013. For further information/reports concerning NSCDA or the Sports Campus please contact info@nscda.ie

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