Ireland

Microsoft Ireland Launch Microsoft Cloud Traineeship Programme

Minister Simon Harris TD today joined Mayo, Sligo and Leitrim Education and Training Board (MSLETB) and Microsoft Ireland for the…

4 years ago

Over 50% of Irish Workers Say They Want to Work From Home

More than half of Irish working-age adults (56%) say they will in future only consider jobs that offer flexible working,…

4 years ago

Climate Change Advisory Council Review: The Gaps Between Climate Action Policy and Climate Action Delivery

The Climate Change Advisory Council’s Annual Review 2021 identifies a significant gap between climate action policy and climate action delivery.…

4 years ago

Visa Announces Winners of Ireland’s Inaugural She’s Next Grant Programme

Visa today announced the winners of its inaugural She's Next Grant Programme in Ireland, five women business-owners from across Ireland…

4 years ago

Irish-based Tech and Finance Salaries Increased by Up to 20% in 12 Months

Irish-based tech and finance salaries have increased by up to 20% in 12 months, according to new data published by…

4 years ago

Irish business prioritising gender balance at board level

The fourth report of the Balance for Better Business Review Group shows that Irish businesses have made important progress in…

4 years ago

Online Shopping: 8 in 10 users now buy goods or services online

Almost 8 in 10 (79%) of users now use online shopping according to Household Digital Consumer Behaviour 2021, a new…

4 years ago

New website launched to help SMEs decarbonise

climatetoolkit4business.gov.ie, a new website launched today by The Tánaiste, Leo Varadkar T.D., and the Minister for the Environment, Climate and…

4 years ago

The future of sustainable food production being pioneered in Donegal

Lárionad Acmhainní Nádúrtha CTR will form part of a €3.1m research project to diversify food production across the island of…

4 years ago

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