Expansion plans for Carlow-based multinational
Protection insurance provider Unum has announced it is to create 50 new jobs at its base in the town
Beauty salon sees the bigger picture with online service
Elm beauty salon in Tullow has a new website, new brands and a pop-up Christmas shop, and its owner Liz Morrissey credits the Local Enterprise Office with helping the company grow
Destination Carlow town: Keeping it in the family
It hasn’t been the easiest year for Irish businesses, but in Carlow town, community camaraderie and a fighting spirit through generations has given the shopping district a continued energy
Local family favourite reaches a national audience
Rea’s Department Store in Bagenalstown is using technology to broaden its customer base
Family business roots its business development in Co Carlow
With the help of the Trading Online Voucher Scheme, Cullen Nurseries used the time during lockdown to build the company’s website
Remote working – the future of work?
Ian Prenty, a tax director in Deloitte, discusses the compliance issues that come with remote working
International language school quick to learn online methods
CIELS has brought its English language teaching to a new level by delivering classes on a new online learning platform
The Enterprising ways of Co Carlow
Despite the many obstacles thrown their way this year, Co Carlow businesses are biting back with the help of their Local Enterprise Office
Unlocking the €2.3bn annual circular economy opportunity in Ireland
The circular economy may be in its relative infancy in Ireland, but a new initiative aimed at enabling Irish Industry to capitalise on resources is about to change all of that
Coronavirus caution sees close eye being kept on pensions
A new global report on the pensions landscape finds Irish savers are keeping tabs on their pensions even more as the pandemic rumbles on
It’s time to put pensions back on the table
No matter how far away you are from retirement, it is always a good time to start a pension or to build up your contributions. And the tax benefits are considerable
Don’t be late to the pension party
Colm Power of NFP Ireland tells Siobhán Maguire why there is no time like the present to start a pension
US-based insurance broker NFP embarks on growth plan for Ireland
The US-based investment broker is embarking on a growth plan for Ireland
Your guide to the annual self-assessed tax return
In a special report, Colin Forbes, Tax Partner in Deloitte Ireland LLP and Catherine O’Neill, Tax Director in Deloitte Ireland LLP, provide a timely and insightful ‘walk through’ to completing your 2019 self-assessed tax return
Improve performance and progress will follow
UCD’s Diploma in Business and Executive Coaching is focused on improving the performance and leadership of individuals in the workplace and is a much needed skillset right now
An inspiring lesson in how to move with the changing times
The Institute of Public Administration is well equipped to guide and support Ireland’s public service sector in these unusual times
Brexit is back, so be prepared
As the Brexit transition period comes to an end, Irish businesses trading with British firms and organisations will need to familiarise themselves with new tariffs, form-filling and regulations
Virtual is now a reality
Performance Management is in transition because of COVID-19 and according to Deloitte, this means a greater reliance on virtual working
Is the traditional workplace a thing of the past?
Rumours of the demise of the office are exaggerated, but a new poll suggests many firms are planning to downsize or reassess their workspaces in light of the latest guidelines
Healthcare Product Suppliers is at your service
A Dublin-based company is specialising in the supply and distribution of protective wear to help keep staff safe when businesses reopen