The resolution SJR24 establishes the Alabama-Ireland Trade Commission to strengthen economic and cultural ties between the State of Alabama and the Republic of Ireland. The resolution acknowledges the significant contributions of Irish people to civilization and the impact of Irish Alabamians on the state's heritage. It also notes the growing economic relationship between Alabama and Ireland, with a 75 percent increase in Alabama's exports to Ireland and investments by Irish companies in Alabama. The commission aims to foster closer relationships, advance bilateral trade and investment, encourage mutual investment, and promote business, educational, and cultural exchanges.

The Alabama-Ireland Trade Commission will consist of members from the Alabama Senate and House of Representatives, including those involved in the American Irish State Legislators Caucus or sponsors of the resolution, as well as representatives from various state departments, public higher education, and the private sector. The commission will reflect the state's diversity and will meet to conduct business, with the ability to meet electronically after the initial meeting. The commission is tasked with reporting annually to the Lieutenant Governor, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and the Secretary of Commerce on its activities and any interim recommendations. Administrative and professional services will be provided by the Senate and the Legislative Services Agency, and the resolution requires the transmission of a copy to various Irish officials and organizations upon enactment.