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Bright, spacious and airy, the facilities at IMI are second to none. Our meeting rooms have a capacity to hold between 2 and 120 participants, with versatile seating which can easily adapt from team building clusters to theatre style seminars.
IMI provides the ideal environment for all your training and meeting room requirements. Our facilities include 13 meeting/ training rooms, 3 boardrooms and a large number of smaller breakout rooms. All of our rooms offer natural daylight and are bright and contemporary in style, surrounded by magnificent landscaped grounds.
We are easily accessible from major routes (M50 and N11), Dundrum Town Centre and Sandyford. Our nearest Luas stop is Balally on the Green Luas Line and we are located approx 15 minute walk away. There is also public bus transport from the IMI entrance.
Our standard meeting/ training rooms are flexible for a variety of seating styles and can accommodate:
IMI offers a diverse range of audiovisual services. Our room hire rates are inclusive of the following:
Our boardroom, Clonard Suite 2 also provides 384K video conferencing and teleconferencing for up to 12 people. Our onsite audiovisual technician is on hand to give expert guidance and assistance.
We also have a large number of smaller breakout rooms available in the campus, which will accommodate between 2-10 people. The breakout rooms are ideal for teamworking sessions, meetings, interviews, discussion groups and 1 to 1 coaching sessions.
To check availability or book please contact us.
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