Building Communities

We aim to be active participants and contributors to our local communities through ongoing collaboration and placemaking in the areas in which we operate. We do this through engagement with community groups, local business bodies, NGO’s, and sports clubs.

We ensure this is achieved through ongoing resident engagement and initiatives where we seek to understand and meet their needs. We are dedicated to achieving customer service excellence and providing safe, secure, comfortable, high-quality connected homes and fostering vibrant communities for our residents.

We prioritise the health, safety and wellbeing of our employees, residents and communities through training, policies and incident prevention.

Established in 1981, Naomh Ólaf is a thriving communitycentred sports club in the Sandyford area of Dublin, where I-RES provides nearly 700 apartments. It is part of the highly popular Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA), the international amateur sporting and cultural organisation that promotes Irish sports such as hurling, camogie and Gaelic football. The club is known for its strong community focus and prides itself on “respecting diversity and welcoming boys and girls, men and women of all abilities, needs and backgrounds”. I-RES has been title sponsor of Naomh Ólaf since 2017 and in 2022 renewed the partnership for a further five years. The partnership will support the ambitious club in its mission to promote the health and wellness of its 2,600 members ranging from junior camogie players all the way through to Dublin County Senior footballer Davy Byrne. The club now fields 74 competitive teams, including the recently promoted men’s football team, who now play in the top flight of the Dublin Adult Football League. As part of the partnership with Naomh Ólaf, I-RES promotes the club to residents, many of whom may be new to the Sandyford area – the club is particularly attractive to families with children, who can get involved at any age with the Naomh Ólaf academy while the “Social Hurling” and “Gaelic for Mothers & Others” aim to further open up participation. Both I-RES and Naomh Ólaf are also members of the Sandyford Business District group, which brings together the wider Sandyford community and looks at the future development of this diverse and vibrant suburb. Naomh Ólaf also shares I-RES’ commitment to ESG, with its own Green Charter setting out its commitments. Initiatives such as pocket forests, bee-keeping and careful pitch management has led to the club being referred to as “Dublin’s Greenest GAA Club” - a wonderful accolade that I-RES is proud to support.

Established in 1981, Naomh Ólaf is a thriving communitycentred sports club in the Sandyford area of Dublin, where I-RES provides nearly 700 apartments. It is part of the highly popular Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA), the international amateur sporting and cultural organisation that promotes Irish sports such as hurling, camogie and Gaelic football. The club is known for its strong community focus and prides itself on “respecting diversity and welcoming boys and girls, men and women of all abilities, needs and backgrounds”. I-RES has been title sponsor of Naomh Ólaf since 2017 and in 2022 renewed the partnership for a further five years. The partnership will support the ambitious club in its mission to promote the health and wellness of its 2,600 members ranging from junior camogie players all the way through to Dublin County Senior footballer Davy Byrne. The club now fields 74 competitive teams, including the recently promoted men’s football team, who now play in the top flight of the Dublin Adult Football League. As part of the partnership with Naomh Ólaf, I-RES promotes the club to residents, many of whom may be new to the Sandyford area – the club is particularly attractive to families with children, who can get involved at any age with the Naomh Ólaf academy while the “Social Hurling” and “Gaelic for Mothers & Others” aim to further open up participation. Both I-RES and Naomh Ólaf are also members of the Sandyford Business District group, which brings together the wider Sandyford community and looks at the future development of this diverse and vibrant suburb. Naomh Ólaf also shares I-RES’ commitment to ESG, with its own Green Charter setting out its commitments. Initiatives such as pocket forests, bee-keeping and careful pitch management has led to the club being referred to as “Dublin’s Greenest GAA Club” - a wonderful accolade that I-RES is proud to support.