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€6m SFI and Industry Investment in Immersive Software Engineering

By Ryan Harmon
Minister of State for Skills and Further Education, Niall Collins TD, has announced a €5.87 million investment in a University of Limerick-led and SFI research project investigating low-code/no-code approaches in immersive software engineering – where developers can design applications with no to minimum knowledge in coding – for solutions in data management, privacy and
Council Partners News

‘A Fresh Start’ for Created in Cavan

By Ryan Harmon
Members of the Cavan Food Network and the public came together in Farnham Estate for a networking evening focused on Cavan food and drink under the theme, ‘A Fresh Start’. Guest speakers on the night, hosted under the ‘Created in Cavan’ brand, were Michelin-starred chef and restaurateur JP McMahon of Aniar Restaurant in Galway and […]
News Sport

John Foley to Be New Chairperson of Sport Ireland

By Ryan Harmon
The Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin, and the Minister of State for Sport and Physical Education, Thomas Byrne, have announced the appointment of John Foley as the new Chairperson of Sport Ireland. Commenting on the appointment, Minister Martin said, “I want to congratulate John on his appointment and I wish him […]
Business News

IDA Ireland Announces 100 Jobs in 5 High Growth Companies

By Ryan Harmon
Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Simon Coveney TD and IDA Ireland announced the creation of 100 jobs in Dublin, Galway, and Cork across 5 high growth companies from Europe and the US. The investments are supported by the Irish Government through IDA Ireland. Making the announcement Minister Simon Coveney TD said, “I warmly welcome IDA’s announcement
Education Environment News

€9m Funding for Greener, Warmer Early Learning and Childcare Services

By Ryan Harmon
The Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Roderic O’Gorman, announced the allocation of €9 million in grant funding for 141 early learning and childcare services under the Building Blocks – Improvement Grant. Grants range from €35,000 to €75,000 across two separate strands: Green Energy and Retrofit. Under the Green Energy Strand, grants
Business News Technology

IDA Ireland Publish Latest Labour Market Pulse Showing AI Talent is on the Rise

By Ryan Harmon
IDA Ireland, in partnership with Microsoft and LinkedIn, has published its latest Labour Market Pulse, which provides an overview of current insights and trends across the Irish labour market to help inform decision makers across business, academia and public policy. This edition of the Labour Market Pulse highlights the rising importance of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Council Partners News

Major Residential, Educational, Commercial and Public Realm Programme Outlined for Cleeves Riverside Quarter

By Ryan Harmon
The masterplan for an iconic new development for Limerick City, the Cleeves Riverside Quarter, has been unveiled by Limerick Twenty Thirty (LTT), with proposals for a major new residential, educational, commercial and public realm hub for the city and region. A two-day Limerick Twenty Thirty public engagement at the old Flax Mill building on the […]