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Licensing for Export of Military and Dual Use Goods
The containment of Nuclear Weapons Act 2003 imposes requirements on persons engaged in the production, import, export of specified materials used in the nuclear industry to provide specified information to the Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland (RPII). In addition, if you are an exporter of military or dual-use goods, you may require an export license from the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment. Full information, including the 2004 Forfas report " Export Licensing of Military and Dual-Use Goods in Ireland" is available from the Department of Enterprise, Trade & Employment.
Publications & Documents
- National Emergency Plan for Nuclear Accidents (pdf, 1,275 kb)
- Report of the INEX-3 Exercise (pdf, 1,955 kb)
- Safeguarding Ireland from Nuclear Accidents - Information Leaflet (pdf, 1,012 kb)
- Radon in Existing Buildings - Corrective Options - Information Leaflet (pdf, 888 kb)
- Exercise Euranos 2007 (pdf, 1,118 kb)
- more publications
News and Speeches
- 25/06/09: Minister Gormley to push for stronger nuclear safety measures in Europe
- 26/02/09: RPII INAB Award
- 27/11/08: Minister Gormley welcomes new European Commission proposal for a Nuclear Safety Directive
- 29/05/08: Minister Gormley Committed to the Safe Decommissioning of Sellafield.
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