Manufacturing and engineering group Tricel is to create 100 new jobs over the next 18 months. 40 of these jobs will be based in the company’s headquarters in Killarney and be worth an extra €2.4m to the local economy.
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Irish technology company Effective Software is planning to expand following a successful funding round in which it raised €1 million.
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The IDA revealed that 9,000 jobs were announced in the first half of 2015, up from 8,000 announced during the same period last year.
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Iconic Translation Machines, a leading Irish translation software company, today announces that it is creating 15 new jobs at its headquarters in Glasnevin, Dublin. The positions will be filled by December 2016 and will bring the total employment at the company up to 25.
European offshore wind has set a record for annual capacity installation just six months into 2015.
Kingspan boss Gene Murtagh has taken a stake in Dundalk-based smarthome heating firm Climote. And it’s understood that the valuation
ENOC, which owns 54pc of Dragon Oil, offered 750 pence per share to buy out minority shareholders of the firm
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Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton and Minister for Finance, Michael Noonan have announced that Johnson & Johnson
Up to 300 new jobs could be created by a global pharmaceutical packaging giant in the coming years on a
EMC and Vodafone have jointly invested €2 million in a new Internet of Things innovation platform in Co Cork. The
Veolia has been awarded a €450 million deal to operate a wood-fuelled biomass power plant in Killala, Co Mayo. The
Minister for Data Protection Dara Murphy has said Facebook’s plans to build a European data centre in Co Meath are
SolutionsPT named ACP’s International Partner of the Year ACP launches ThinManager 8 Industrial IT solutions provider, SolutionsPT has been honoured
Clonakilty, Sacred Heart Secondary School students pick up top prize at international awards for their research into LED street lights
The country’s manufacturing sector expanded at its quickest pace in three months in May to mark two years of non-stop
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DUBLIN, May 28, 2015 — Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. (NYSE: MMC) and IDA Ireland today announced the opening of
Great news! Richard Keegan and Eddie O’Kelly have published Lean Service. Lean is about VALUE … the creation, delivery
Sustainable Energy Awards 2015 Open For Ambitious Energy Projects Organisations from multinationals to SMEs & community organisations driving culture of
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DUBLIN, May 20, 2015 – Mallinckrodt plc, a leading global specialty biopharmaceutical company, today announced a €45million investment to expand
Dublin, 19 May 2015 – TelecityGroup Ireland, a leading provider of premium carrier neutral data centres in Europe, has appointed
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The National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (Nibrt) said today that Dominic Carolan is to succeed Dr Reg Shaw
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