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Glanbia is a better nutrition company, helping people live full, healthy lives. We are a team of scientists, innovators, tastemakers, and relationship-builders, creating better nutrition products and more sustainable ways of doing business. Our heritage is in dairy, but we've evolved to become a global nutrition leader, home to brands and ingredients that help people around the world perform well, recover quickly, and stay strong, at any age. The future of food is personal — we continue to grow, using insight-and science-led innovation to deliver the high-quality nutrition our consumers need. The choices we make every day are guided by our purpose — we're here to help people live their best, while doing better by each other and the earth.

Pixelated founded by Micky Kelleher and Joanne Betty Conlon. If you need to change the way your business looks or communicates Pixelated is for you. We are here to produce elegant presentations, bespoke websites, graphic design to help your business stand out. At Pixelated we spend considerable time listening to our clients and asking questions. Having a clear understanding of the clients' needs is essential in any design project. We pride ourselves on delivering the best design solutions, based on considered realistic recommendations. Being a small studio we can provide focused work for your project and bring your ideas to life. Because you’re dealing directly with an experienced designer communicating and working with us is made easy. We're flexible and can adapt quickly when needs change. We also offer excellent value for money. Please view our portfolio to see examples of our work. We are is a based in Cabra, Dublin, Ireland.

On the 10th March 1951, ‘Óglaigh Náisiúnta na hÉireann’ - The Organisation of National Ex-Servicemen was formed at the Mansion House in Dublin. This new organisation brought together The National Federation of Irish Ex-Servicemen and the Association of Regular Ex-Servicemen, these organisations had emerged following demobilisation after ‘The Emergency’ (World War II). At the time of its inception, there were approximately 180,000 ex-service personnel in Ireland. ONE was strictly non-political and non-sectarian and has remained so to this day. Lt General Michael Joe Costello who retired in 1946 was elected the organisation’s first president. On the inception of the unified body, General Costello sent a message to all ex-servicemen around the country: “It is important that we remember what brings us together – what interest we have in common. It is quite simply the common bond of past service in Ireland in her armed forces. We are old comrades in arms wishing to maintain and strengthen old associations and traditions.” The ONE Badge was modelled on the Defence Forces ‘FF’ cap badge, which features the sunburst and eight pointed star. The words ‘Óglaigh Náisiúnta na hÉireann’ translated today as Organisation of National Ex-Service Personnel. The letters ONE are central, behind is a white numeral 1 in front of the Black and Tan colours – in memory of those that were awarded The Service (1917-1921) Medal (often referred to as the War of Independence Medal). ONE is a registered Irish charity for veterans of the Defence Forces. The charity offers former Defence Forces veterans housing and support, with the ultimate goal of accessing permanent accommodation, improving mental health and preventing future homelessness. Headquartered in Smithfield, Dublin 7, the charity runs 37 branches across Ireland, along with 15 Veteran Support Centres (VSC) and 5 homes in Cork, Cobh, Dublin, Athlone, and Letterkenny. For more information and history of ONE: www.one-veterans.org