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Gaeltec to Create 150 New Jobs Nationwide

Gaeltec Utilities has announced the creation of 150 new jobs as a result of securing significant contracts in the utilities…

4 years ago

Irish tech start-ups and SMEs raise record €1.3 billion venture capital in 2021

Venture capital investment into Irish tech start-ups and SMEs reached a record €1.3 billion in 2021, up 44% from €925m…

4 years ago

1 in 4 Consumers Aim to Buy From Irish Websites

Just one in every four consumers in Ireland is making a consistent effort to purchase goods and services from Irish…

4 years ago

Entries Now Open for the Primary Science Fair 2022

Entries are now open for the Primary Science Fair 2022, which will take place virtually in schools across the country…

4 years ago

Marine Institute Celebrates International Day of Women in Science

The Marine Institute is celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science on 11th February 2022, by highlighting the…

4 years ago

Pan-EU Energy System Can Reduce Costs by 32%

A new consultancy study shows that a fully connected ‘Pan-European’ energy transmission system can reduce energy costs by 32% compared…

4 years ago

Data Science: Steps Businesses Can Take to Close the Gender Gap

Data Science is a fast moving field, and though innovation, progress and efficiency are at the forefront of a lot…

4 years ago

“Now more than ever we need females in STEM” – I Wish 2022 Gets Underway

The I Wish 2022 Virtual Event is taking place today with over 16000 teenage girls expected to tune in across…

4 years ago

New €90m Fund for Irish Start-ups Launched

A new €90m fund for Irish start-ups has been launched by the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment,…

4 years ago

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