With 130,000 people now employed, the technology sector has overtaken agriculture as Ireland’s largest industry, according to Ken Finnegan (pictured
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Over 96% of the lens volume produced by Bausch + Lomb, the global eye care specialist, at its plant in
Designed to foster collaboration between industry, academia and government agencies, the 2018 Research and Innovation Conference & Exhibition attracted over
Imagine a future where Irish consumers will be able to gift or sell their solar power across their neighbourhood as
Ireland is represented in a major new international partnership to drive the global growth in green finance and sustainable investment,
Diaceutics, the Irish company helping patients to receive potentially lifesaving medicine through better diagnostic testing, has announced a collaboration with
Pilz, a leading global automation technology company, has opened a new €7.4 million software development centre in Cork. The opening
The 2017 winner of the Teagasc Gold Medal is Connie Conway (pictured left). The Teagasc Gold Medal is awarded on
AMBER, the Science Foundation Ireland-funded materials science research centre headquartered at Trinity College Dublin, has launched a new additive manufacturing
University College Cork has announced the appointment of Jim Corbett (pictured) as Director of the Food Institute UCC, which will
A nationwide search has been launched for six curious and inventive children to join a Wonder Panel which will help
In response to changing customer demands Kilsaran International are bringing to the market, a suite of specialised ready-mix concrete products,
Half way through the implementation of the EU’s action plan for a maritime strategy in the Atlantic, an independent study finds it has spurred
IT Sligo recently joined the University of Bradford’s “Europe’s Lost Frontiers” research team to explore the Irish Sea. Along with
Minister of State for Community Development, Natural Resources and Digital Development, Seán Kyne TD, has announced the appointment of Professor
Emerson is providing automation software and systems valued at US$ 1 million (approximately €820,000) to Ireland’s National Institute of Bioprocessing
The 2018 Research and Innovation Conference & Exhibition, being held on Wednesday, 14th March 2018 at the Citywest Convention Centre,
Teagasc and the European Commission will co-fund a new programme which will employ 20 new experienced researchers for 36 months
“The bioeconomy is a transition requiring a transition,” said Teagasc researcher Dr Maeve Henchion, co-organiser of ‘Ensuring the Continued Success
Irish wave energy technology company, Ocean Energy, has announced that its pioneering wave energy convertor, the ‘OE Buoy’, will be
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