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Ireland failing to meet own water quality target – EPA

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A six-year assessment of surface water quality between 2010 and 2015 by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has found “unwelcome declines in Irish water quality” in hundreds of water bodies around the country. Water in hundreds of rivers, lakes, estuaries, groundwater bodies and along our coasts is failing to reach acceptable quality standards. The findings […]
Business

Enterprise Ireland launch €750,000 funding competition

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A Competitive Start Fund (CSF) competition worth up to €750,000 in funding from Enterprise Ireland will open for applications to early stage companies in manufacturing and internationally traded services on Wednesday 13 September 2017. This is Enterprise Ireland’s seventh competitive start fund in 2017 and is open to all sectors with a focus on agricultural, […]
Technology

Ireland urged to launch its own space agency

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The Irish Government has been advised on the importance of a national space agency and urged develop its own space agency if the country is to become a global player in the sector. The call was among the recommendations of a roadmap for the future of the space industry in Ireland, from an international space […]
Education

How to boost your creativity

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Have you ever noticed that giving advice to a friend is easier than solving your own problems? This is because you are “psychologically distant” from your friend’s problem, meaning that the issue is not occurring in the present and does not affect you. Therefore, you are able to think in a less concrete yet creative […]
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KJerry’s will sell food cream that tastes like your favorite video

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Technology

TG G6 will have dual 13-megapixel cameras on the back

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Tourism

Breeze through 17 locations in Europe in this breathtaking video

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News Transport

Free scheme to recycle ‘end-of-life’ vehicles introduced

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A new industry-funded scheme to recycle “end-of-life” vehicles has been set up by Minister for Environment Denis Naughten. The end of life vehicle environmental scheme, known as ELVES (ELV Environmental Services), will operate like the Weee scheme for recycling waste electrical equipment or the Repak ELT for end-of-life tyres. The new compliance scheme that has […]
Transport

€1m fund to remove over 750,000 dumped vehicle tyres

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A €1 million fund to get rid of large stockpiles of waste tyres blighting the Irish countryside has been announced by Minister for the Environment Denis Naughten. The level of illegal dumping of used tyres is a particular scourge on the landscape, especially in remoter areas, and “needs to be met head on”, Mr Naughten […]
Financial

Ulster University-led energy storage project awarded €6.7m

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Ulster University has launched a €6.7 million cross-border research project, funded by European Union, it aims to develop a range of consumer-owned energy storage resources. The launch of Ulster University’s SPIRE 2 project follows the UK Government’s announcement of a complete transformation of how energy will be generated, stored and used in the future. SPIRE […]
Technology

Stand & Deliver: WannaCry Provides Wake-up Call for Cyber Security

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The WannaCry ransomware attack provided a rude awakening for many organisations that were unprepared for the outbreak and fallout. Organisations must now ask themselves the same question, regardless of whether they were affected by WannaCry or not: How can we protect ourselves from similar attacks in future? Ransomware hit the headlines when the ‘WannaCry’ attack […]
Education

Graduate Recruitment in 2017: Trends and Analysis

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With the public sector once again fully immersed in the graduate recruitment cycle, it is interesting to see current trends in the graduate recruitment landscape, both in terms of what graduates are expecting and what employers are seeking. Every year, gradireland compile the Graduate Salary & Graduate Recruitment Trends Survey, which provides a panoramic view […]
Tourism

Donegal Tourism heading stateside for Trade Mission

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This August will see Donegal reach across the Atlantic Ocean to extend a heartfelt Céad Mile Fáilte to its nearest westerly neighbours, friends and family. As part of its ongoing marketing campaign aimed at increasing its ever-growing visitor numbers to the county, Donegal Tourism along with Harvey’s Point with Support from Tourism Ireland will embark […]
Technology

Ireland leads European data centre market

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A new report – Data Centres Ireland by BroadGroup – published this week has revealed that Ireland’s distinctive data centre market now leads the way in Europe. The report suggests that Ireland has benefited from its low corporate tax environment in attracting investment by both webscales and enterprises from the gaming, pharmaceuticals and content sectors. […]