Our Vision is Simple
The All Ireland Smart Cities Forum is a community of practice focused on the advancement of cities and communities in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
The forum is made up of local authorities who have a wealth of knowledge.
Promoting advancement of cities and communities
The All Ireland Smart Cities Forum work collectively to promote the adoption of smart solutions for urban challenges.
Featured Projects
Smart Bins in Dublin
Self compacting bins that send an email when they need to be emptied – no we are not kidding! There has been a quiet revolution going on in the leafy streets ...
Galway Dashboard
The Whitaker Institute in NUI Galway produced an industrial baseline study for Galway to support the development of an economic plan for the city and county alo...
Sensing the Environment
Cork City Council has installed a number of environmental sensors in the city to help provide real time information about the city. Currently there are sensors ...
Featured Resources
We regularly upload resources on a variety of topics. Keep up to date on these in our Resources Section.
Reports
All Ireland Smart Cities Forum - Third Annual Conference Programme 2019
DownloadAll Ireland Smart Cities Forum - Input to the National Planning Framework
DownloadAll Ireland Smart Cities Forum - 2018 Conference Program
DownloadInput to the National Planning Framework Final Consultation - Ireland 2040: Our Plan
DownloadLatest News
06/11/2020
Cork City Council developing Regional Action Plan for INTENSIFY project
Cork City Council is a partner in the innovative INTENSIFY project which champions more carbon reduction through intense community engagement. The project addresses a key challenge for European cities and regions; how to energise citizens and communities to achieve more carbon reduction. The project recognises the urgency and scale of the challenge, “the targets are […]
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Cork’s organisations share state-of-the-art knowledge
The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the digital transition of cities and businesses. While working from home and distance learning have become a reality for millions of people, the limitations of digital preparedness and the lack of understanding of what certain technologies do, have been also revealed. Therefore, multiple partnerships led by Cork’s organisations have […]
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