Environmental

Amiba planted over 1,500 native trees in the area immediately around the MDS Amiba buildiing when it was constructed in 1998. The planting was designed to provide habitat for birds and wildlife and mostly comprised species considered native to these islands. Trees used include sessile oak, holm oak, ash, hawthorn, buckthorn, whitethorn, seabrean, field maple, wild pear, holly and hazel. Willow, birch and arbutus were also added. The trees and shrubs were under-planted with a wide range of native bulbs and perennials including snakeheads, bluebells, snow drops, dogs tooth violets, foxgloves and anemones.

Dave Victory, as Amiba operations manager, was responsible for the overall design. Since 2018 Dave and Antoinette have taken their home garden to a whole new level. The garden has been extensively redeveloped and is now open to the public as part of the Dublin Garden Trail.

Dave is currently hand crafting a reproduction Victorian style glasshouse. Amiba is proudly sponsoring the glazing for this project.
Click here to follow progress on Instagram.

Social

Amiba provides the communications platform to the local Clontarf Rugby Union club, on a free of charge basis, to encourage the excellent work the club does in providing physical education and sporting and social outlets to the community at large.
Clontarf Rugby Club welcomes players at all levels, and currently fields five senior men’s teams, a women’s team, as well as an Under 20’s side.

The Club also develops young players both boys and girls, with teams from under 6 to under 12 years (mini rugby) and under 13 to under 18 years (youth rugby).

Click here for further details on the club that strives to be Ireland's most diverse.

Governances

Amiba is an equal opportunities company based on openness, transparency and market-oriented competitiveness.

All employees paticipate in the ownership and success of the company through a comprehensive share options scheme.