A meta surface (MTS) is a 2D planner structure of an array of two dimensions. MTS structure is composed from a unit cell structure that is periodically configured to form a surface. A Composite Left-Right Hand (CLRH) Meta surface Intelligent Reflecting Surface (IRS) represents a cutting-edge approach in modern communication and sensing technologies. By integrating left-handed and right-handed materials within a meta surface, this hybrid structure leverages the unique electromagnetic properties of both to enhance signal manipulation and control. The IRS technology is pivotal in applications such as wireless communication, where it can dynamically adjust the propagation environment to optimize signal quality and reduce interference. The composite design offers enhanced bandwidth, polarization control, and tunability, making it ideal for next-generation wireless networks, radar systems, and other advanced electromagnetic applications. The integration of CLRH meta surfaces into IRS platforms presents a significant advancement in the development of reconfigurable and adaptive electromagnetic environments, essential for the growing demands of 5G/6G communication systems and beyond.