From reading the brochure that you linked.
The charge is just 1.75% per year.
The €1,176 "sales remuneration" is not in addition to this.
I guess it has been paid (by Irish Life to EBS, most likely), but won't be directly charged to your policy.
Have a look at column C on page 28 of the booklet.
Those charges include the two charges listed on page 20. These are the 1.75% per year fund charge, and the early exit charge.
The year one charge is made up of one year of the fund charge, and a 5% deduction if you were to cash in that year.
The year two charge is made up of two years of the fund charge, and a 4% deduction if you were to cash in that year.
The year three charge is made up of three years of the fund charge, and 3% deduction if you were to cash in that year.
..... and so on.
By the end of the 6 years, if you stay the course, the only charge you will have suffered is 6 years of the 1.75% per year fund charge.
If you can't follow all that, just think of it as €1,176 being "bundled" into the total charges shown on page 28. Take away the €1,176 from your own estimate of the total charges, and you'll see that it comes out pretty close to the total year 6 charges figure from the booklet.
Ridiculously hard to explain, hope that makes sense.