Job Vacancy – Accounting Technician

 

 

Irish Athletic Boxing Association (IABA)

 

Accounting Technician

Job Vacancy

 

 

The Irish Athletic Boxing Association (IABA) is the National Governing Body of Sport responsible for the development and management of the sport of amateur boxing in Ireland.  A vacancy exists for a talented and ambitious individual to join our Finance team.

 

POST TITLE:      Accounting Technician

 

POST STATUS:   Fixed Term – 2 year contract

 

LOCATION:        Based at the National Stadium

 

ROLE AND PURPOSE OF THE POSITION

 

The Accounting Technician role is key in assisting the finance department to deliver timely management information. Acting as a support to the Financial Controller and other team members involved in the day to day running of IABA’s financial matters. The role will cover a wide spectrum of tasks which may vary depending on the department’s workload.

 

This is an ideal opportunity for a highly motivated, organised individual who is looking for a broad finance role and who has 3–5 years’ experience in an accounting role.

 

 

ESSENTIAL CRITERIA

 

  • Previous experience in a similar role.
  • Extremely well organised, goal orientated, flexible, enthusiastic, and should enjoy working within a challenging and busy work environment.
  • Pro-active, self-starter with the ability to work on own incentive.
  • Excellent numeracy skills and attention to detail
  • Accounting technician qualification or similar and advantage.
  • Demonstrable working knowledge of modern Microsoft IT and software packages including Sage, Office, Word, Excel and PowerPoint

 

 

 

KEY QUALITIES

 

  • A proven record of Financial administrative experience
  • A working knowledge of financial/accounting systems
  • The ability to work both independently and as part of a team
  • A positive attitude and excellent communication skills
  • The ability to work well under pressure and to meet deadlines
  • A high level of self-awareness and an aptitude for conflict resolution and dealing with sensitive issues

 

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

 

  • Match PO’s to invoices ,check accuracy of coding and ensure that all forms have been prepared in line with company policy
  • Prepare invoices for posting to creditors ledger
  • Collate and prepare expense claim forms for posting and payment ensuring all documents contain the appropriate details and authorisation
  • Prepare payment schedule and update files accordingly
  • Manage credit control, liaise with customers and other departments to ensure timely receipts of payments
  • Maintain Debtors ledger, prepare and post Sales invoices and receipts to sage
  • Check accuracy and detail of Sales requisitions and prepare Invoices
  • Reconcile bank accounts on a monthly basis
  • Post credit card statements, follow up with credit card holders to ensure timely filing of supporting documentation
  • Month end journal creation and posting, Balance Sheet reconciliations.
  • Assist in the preparation of departmental reports documenting actual results, budget variances and forecasting
  • Lead financial process improvements continually seek examples of leading good practice
  • Other accounting activities as requested appropriate to the role as directed by management.
  • Candidates should note that this list is not an exhaustive list and is subject to change as the job requires.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note to all applicants:

 

*Only those applicants who clearly demonstrate, by example, how they meet the essential criteria will go forward to the next stage in the recruitment and selection process.

 

  1. This job description is not to be regarded as exclusive or exhaustive. It is intended as an outline indication of the areas of activity and can be amended in the light of the changing needs of the organisation.

 

Suitable candidates should apply in writing with a letter and current CV to info@iaba.ie

 

Closing date for applications is 24th April 2019.

 

Interviews will be held week commencing 29th April 2019.

IRISH TEAM NAMED FOR AWAY MEETING WITH ENGLAND

 

The IABA have named a 17 strong squad from a meeting with England in Newcastle on Saturday afternoon.

The bulk of the Irish panel are current Open Junior Cadet champions from last month.

The IABA will confirm their side for the European Junior Male and Female Championships next week.

Both Ireland and England are building toward the Europeans which begin in Galati, Romania on May 22.

Meantime, the doors open for Saturday afternoon’s international in Newcastle at 11.45am.

World boxing powerhouses Ireland and England finished in 2nd (England) and third spot in the medals table behind Russia at the 2018 Juniors in Russia last October.

England versus Ireland Junior International Newcastle April 20

Male

46kg Dylan Eagleson (St Pauls Antrim)
48kg Michael Donoghue (St Michaels Athy)
50kg Jason Nevin (Olympic Mullingar)
52kg Donagh Keary (Rathfirland)
54kg Suffie Edris (Monkstown)
57kg Martin McCullough (Gleann)
60kg Patrick Donovan (Olympic BC)
63kg Thomas King (Ratoath)
70kg Eoghan Lavin (Ballyhauns)

80+kgThomas McDonnell (Dublin Docklands)

Female

46kg Breda Quilligan (Rathkeale)
48kg Robyn Kelly (Ballynacargy)
50kg Chloe Gabriel (Mulhuddart)
54kg Aaliyah Butler (Monivea)
57kg Nicole O’Sullivan (Corinthians)
63kg Winnie McDonagh (Neilstown)
80kg Brittany Stokes (Callan)

IABA President: Dom O’Rourke

Coaches: Liam Cunningham, Eve Carr, Martin Donovan

R&Js: Philip Hollowed,Dick Moody

 

NORTH-WEST ZONES C’SHIPS THIS WEEKEND

 

The North-West Zones Championships for female boxers aged 11-17 years will take place on Saturday next, April 20, in the Rochesters boxing club in Derry.

The weigh-ins will be held between 9.30am and 10.30am and the winners will go forward to the Ulster female finals to be held again at the Rochesters BC on Sunday April 28 with the weigh-ins between 9.30am and 10.30m. Boxing commences at 12 noon.

Meantime, the Cardonagh boxing club will host a major tournament this Good Friday in their club house.

Fourteen quality contests are down for decision and the first bell is at 8pm sharp.

EUROPEAN SCHOOLBOY/GIRL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019

 

The EUBC have confirmed that the 2019 European Schoolboy/Girl Championships will be held in Tbilisi, Georgia in August.

The exact dates for the tournament have yet to be confirmed, according to the EUBC.

Team Ireland claimed 14 medals  – four of which were gold – and finished in second place at the 2018 European Schoolboy/Girl Championships in Albena, Bulgaria.

European Schoolboy & Schoolgirl Championships Albena, Bulgaria (May)

Medals table finish – 2nd
Female
54kg Y Meredith (Glasnevin, Dublin) (Gold)
57kg K Crowley (Erne, Fermanagh) (Gold)
63kg W Christina McDonagh (Neilstown, Dublin) (Gold)
67kg D Tinnelly (Clann Naofa, Louth) (Silver)
70kg N McJin-Igelige (Clann Naofa, Louth) (Silver)
36kg K O’Keeffe (Kanturk, Cork) (Bronze)
42kg N Jackman (Paulstown, Kilkenny) (Bronze)
45kg R Kelly (Ballynacargy, Sligo) (Bronze)
48kg R Murran (St Brigids Kildare) (Bronze)
Male
40kg M Faulkner (Northside, Cork) (Gold)
50kg J Donovan (OLOL, Limerick) (Silver)
76kg C Darcy (Callan, Kilkenny) (Silver)
54kg J Fay (Swords, Dublin) (Bronze)
72kg T Meade (Kilnamanagh, Dublin) (Bronze)