There are Beekeeping Associations all over Ireland, you don't need to have bees to join one. They run days and courses, have invited speakers and the members are a wealth of help and information.
Go to http://www.irishbeekeeping.ie/
You will find your nearest Federation listed with contact details, they normally meet about once a month.
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Getting Started with Bees in Ireland
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