All applications under the FOI Act should be addressed to:
Registrar’s Office,
The Freedom of Information Officer,
Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies,
10 Burlington Road,
Dublin 4.
Telephone: +353-1- 6140188
Facsimile: +353-1-6140160
E-mail: foi@dias.ie
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Last Updated: 29th March 2016 by mary
Making an FOI Request
All applications under the FOI Act should be addressed to:
Registrar’s Office,
The Freedom of Information Officer,
Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies,
10 Burlington Road,
Dublin 4.
Telephone: +353-1- 6140188
Facsimile: +353-1-6140160
E-mail: foi@dias.ie
Category: Administration
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