This week’s software development conference Rebelcon will showcase Cork’s booming technology sector, writes Chrissie Russell
More and more European companies are looking to move their HQs to Ireland, and the experts at The Panel are ready to match the right employees to the new jobs that will be created, writes Chrissie Russell
With a wealth of expertise in establishing employee benefit programmes, Acumen & Trust DAC has been playing its part in attracting foreign investors to Ireland, writes Chrissie Russell
The IDA has been hugely instrumental in cultivating relationships with key international players in the aviation industry, not only bringing business to Ireland, but ensuring it stays and grows here, writes Chrissie Russell
Shannon IASC is a symbol of how the Irish aviation industry is going from strength to strength, writes Chrissie Russell
The industry is experiencing a growth surge, but are there enough skilled workers to sustain it?
Portuguese pharma firm Hovione is on the lookout for enterprising and ambitious graduates to work at its manufacturing facility in Cork
The Waterford-based, Paris-headquartered healthcare firm is currently taking applications for its graduate programme
The latest research from gradireland has revealed a big rise in the number of graduates gaining employment
Saddle up, pop on your helmet and make sure the chain’s well oiled as Chrissie Russell presents a guide to the best routes in Ireland
The Cork-based outdoor clothing company will create 100 jobs, open new stores and launch Regatta.ie as part of a major expansion plan, writes Chrissie Russell
One Albert Quay and The Capitol are two of Cork’s property success stories and the interest in commercial space in the city is brisk , writes Chrissie Russell
Cork is finally seeing a increasing number of new houses and sites coming to market, writes Chrissie Russell
Irish festivals are growing up, leaving the deathburgers and dodgy portaloos behind – and this trend is epitomised by Shore Shots, a cultured yet edgy event which takes place in Sligo later this month
More and more women are heading outdoors to create a ‘she shed’ - a haven of peace, creativity (and wine sometimes) that is just feet away from the back door, writes Chrissie Russell
