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Interpath Advisory Welcomes Three Managing Directors in Ireland

By Ryan Harmon
Interpath Advisory, a financial advisory business, has appointed a trio of Managing Directors to its business across the island of Ireland. Ken Fennell and Mark Degnan arrive in the firm’s Irish wing, while Stuart Irwin joins in Northern Ireland. Since its launch following the sale of KPMG’s UK Restructuring business in May 2021, Interpath has opened 13 offices across the
Council Partners News

Kildare County Council Adopts New Development Plan to Guide Future Development of Kildare

By Ryan Harmon
The Kildare County Development Plan 2023-2029 was adopted by Kildare County Council and will come into effect on 28th January 2023. The County Development Plan is the key strategy document which supports the proper planning and sustainable development of land-use across County Kildare over the plan period and beyond. The Strategic Vision of the Plan is […]
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€27M to Combat Dereliction and Breathe New Life into Rural Towns and Villages

By Ryan Harmon
The Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys, has announced over €27 million in funding that will combat dereliction and breathe new life into rural towns and villages. The announcement represents the largest ever investment under the Town and Village Renewal Scheme and will see a range of landmark projects delivered across rural Ireland. […]
Culture News

Historic Step for Irish Film Industry as Co-Production Agreement Signed Between France and Ireland

By Ryan Harmon
An Agreement between the Government of Ireland and the Government of France on Cinematographic Co-Production was signed in Paris. The signing of this Agreement is an exciting development which will combine the long and illustrious history of French cinema, which has a majestic film tradition, together with Ireland’s establishment as a global production hub in […]
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Welcome Back, Dún Laoghaire Baths!

By Ryan Harmon
Dún Laoghaire Baths will be welcomed back by the people of the town. Elected members, local businesses and community representatives will join Councillor Mary Hanafin, An Cathaoirleach and Frank Curran, Chief Executive, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, at an official ceremony to celebrate the re-opening of the well-known public facility. Councillor Mary Hanafin,
Business News

Ireland’s Ambition for a Green and Digital Economy

By Ryan Harmon
The Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar, and Ministers of State Dara Calleary and Damien English have launched the White Paper on Enterprise 2022-2030 for a green and digital economy, which was approved by Government. Following a review of enterprise policy launched earlier this year, which involved public consultation and engagement of
Council Partners Environment News

Launch of Mid East Energy Unit

By Ryan Harmon
The three local authorities of Wicklow, Meath, and Kildare County Councils have come together to address their combined climate mitigation ambitions through the formation of the Mid East Energy Unit. The establishment of the Mid East Energy Unit will provide a platform for the three local authorities to work collaboratively to bring about measurable climate […]
Business News

Highest Increase in FDI Employment Ever

By Ryan Harmon
IDA Ireland, the inward investment promotion and development agency of the Irish Government, reported strong annual results for 2022 with a substantial increase in growth in FDI employment on 2021. Total employment in IDA client companies in Ireland now stands at 301,475, a 9% increase on 2021. 103 of the 242 investments won in 2022 […]
Culture News

National Sculpture Factory Premiers Immersive 3D Play Conversations on a Crosstown Algorithm by Irish Artist Doireann O’Malley

By Ryan Harmon
The National Sculpture Factory in association with Cork Midsummer Festival is delighted to present the premiere of Doireann O’Malley’s new work ‘Conversations on a Crosstown Algorithm’. Live in the Granary Theatre for 3 nights only in December 2022. The 3D-Theatre Play, ‘Conversations on a Crosstown Algorithm’ (2022), is the first iteration of