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Practical downloads for Irish SMEs navigating AI.
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The Irish SME AI Capability Report
A research-grounded overview of how Irish SMEs are approaching AI adoption: where confidence sits, what governance gaps exist, and what separates businesses seeing real productivity gains from those still experimenting. Based on TCD/Microsoft, Google/Amárach, and CSO data.
Download the ReportEU AI Act High-Risk Deployer Checklist
Covers deployer obligations and governance controls for the EU AI Act's Annex III high-risk AI system obligations. Use it to assess your current position and identify gaps before the August 2026 implementation deadline.
Download the ChecklistEU Data Residency Green List: Irish SME Edition
AI tools assessed against three criteria: EU data residency guarantee, no training on customer data, and a signed Data Processing Agreement. Use it before selecting tools for any governed AI workflow.
Download the Green ListAI Agent Governance Checklist
A practical checklist for Irish SMEs deploying AI agents. Covers oversight controls, human escalation points, scope boundaries, and the documentation you need before any agent goes into a real workflow.
Download the ChecklistScope and boundaries
What we are
Clear Gate Systems helps Irish SMEs build AI capability, train their teams, and govern how AI runs safely and sustainably. Every engagement includes structured governance and, where relevant, EU AI Act and related obligations. Eileen Weadick holds specialist EU AI Act compliance training (AIActTPro certified) and applies that knowledge as a practical component of every engagement.
What we are not
Clear Gate Systems does not provide legal advice, legal interpretation of specific obligations, or regulatory representation. Where your organisation requires a formal legal opinion, on the classification of a specific system, on contractual obligations with an AI vendor, or on regulatory exposure, a qualified solicitor or barrister must be engaged. Our role is to build the technical governance infrastructure that qualified legal counsel can stand behind.