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Federation of Irish Beekeepers' Associations (Fibka) CLG

#658588 Private unlimited with share capital

Federation of Irish Beekeepers' Associations (Fibka) CLG is a private unlimited company with share capital registered in Ireland on 9 October 2019 (company number 658588), based in Tullamore, Co. Offaly. Current status on the CRO register: Active.

Company Details

Registered Name FEDERATION OF IRISH BEEKEEPERS' ASSOCIATIONS (FIBKA) COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE
Company Number 658588
Company Type Private unlimited with share capital
Type Code 1121
Status Normal

Important Dates

Registration Date 9 October 2019
Last Annual Return 11 September 2025
Last Accounts Filed 31 December 2024

Industry Classification (NACE)

NACE Code: 94.99

Registered Address

25J AXIS BUSINESS PARK

TULLAMORE,OFFALY

TULLAMORE, OFFALY, Ireland

R35K6C5

Contact Details

Phone Number 087 170 0314
Email Address Unknown

Company Website

Company Description

The Federation of Irish Beekeepers' Associations (FIBKA) is the national umbrella body for more than 40 local beekeeping associations, representing the interests of beekeepers throughout Ireland. As a company limited by guarantee, FIBKA advocates on behalf of its members with government, semi-state and international organisations, and provides a unified voice for the beekeeping community at regional, national, European and global levels.

FIBKA's core services include a comprehensive education programme - from beginner courses and certified training to an annual Summer School - and a suite of member benefits such as insurance, regular news updates, lectures and the "AN BEACHAIRE" magazine, which delivers expert articles and event information each month. The federation also maintains an up-to-date map of local associations, helping newcomers find nearby groups for mentoring, demonstrations and community support.

By fostering knowledge, offering practical resources and championing the welfare of bees, FIBKA helps both novice and experienced beekeepers develop their skills and sustain a vibrant beekeeping culture across the island.