If you have ever undertaken company secretarial functions manually, you will probably appreciate CoAct.

CoAct is compatible with Windows and will be compatible with Windows NT.

When CoACT finally achieved RTC status in 1992, work began on finding a suitable location for the school.

CoAct features a quick and easy to use incorporation model, laser printing of approved Companies House forms, memorandum and articles of association, registers and minutes.

Limerick CoACT became a Regional Technical College in 1993 and was finally upgraded to Institute of Technology status in 1997, along with the rest of the RTCs.

In 11th Grade (Junior year of High School) students were required to take the COACT (a Colorado specific version of the ACT) in place of the CSAP.

In the mid-1970s it was incorporated as The Limerick College of Art, Commerce & Technology (CoACT) and achieved the designation of a Regional Technical College (RTC) in 1993 and finally an Institute of Technology in 1997.