Leading home care provider to create 1,000 more jobs across Ireland

The Home care provider ‘Home Instead’ will hire 1,000 more home caregivers for their operations all over Ireland, confirmed the company. The Dublin based company has 4,000 caregivers at the moment who help almost 7,000 old age people in the country with non-medical assistance. The move comes amid the report which states the number of … Read more

Global healthcare company,Abbott announces almost €40m R&D investment in Clonmel

Global healthcare company Abbott has today announced further investment in its cardiovascular Research and Development Centre based at its Vascular devices site in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Abbott is the world leader in drug-eluting stents. Both R&D and manufacturing of Abbott’s new vascular technologies to treat complex heart disease take place at its Clonmel site. The … Read more

Everyone aged 16 and older invited to register for a COVID-19 Vaccine

Everyone over the age of 16 living in Ireland can register for their COVID-19 vaccine from today. This invitation includes all people aged 16 and 17, including those within this age range who may be in another vaccine allocation group and are not yet vaccinated. The quickest and easiest way to register is online with a Personal Public … Read more

Taoiseach Opens Ireland’s Largest Solar Farm and Expansion to Biotech Facility

The Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, today opened the single largest Solar Farm in the Republic of Ireland. Developed in a joint venture by Eli Lilly and Company and Enerpower, the 16-acre facility will help power a significant proportion of the Lilly plant at its Dunderrow site (near Kinsale) with sustainable energy.  The ground-mounted Solar Farm will … Read more

President has signed into law the Climate Action and Low Carbon Development (Amendment) Act 2021.

Ireland is now on a legally binding path to net-Zero emissions no later than 2050, and to a 51% reduction in emissions by the end of this decade. The Act provides the framework for Ireland to meet its international and EU climate commitments and to become a leader in addressing climate change. The Minister for … Read more

Charles River Laboratories €8m expansion to facilitate batch release testing for COVID-19 vaccines.

Contract research organisation Charles River Laboratories International Inc. today announced plans for an €8M expansion of its testing capabilities at its Ballina, Co. Mayo site that will give an additional 1,500m2 of lab space and create up to 90 new skilled roles over the next three years. Charles River Laboratories and AstraZeneca have maintained a strategic … Read more

Strava-the sports community accelerates growth with opening of new office in Dublin.

Strava, the leading social platform for athletes and the largest sports community in the world with over 88 million athletes and growing, today announced plans to open an office in Dublin, Ireland to accommodate rapid growth and leverage the area’s diverse technology talent pool.  This international expansion comes at a high-momentum moment for Strava as … Read more

Universal Display Corporation (OLED) and PPG Announced Multi-Million-Euro Investment, up to 100 New Jobs in Shannon

Universal Display Corporation (Nasdaq: OLED) and PPG (NYSE: PPG) today announced that OLED Material Manufacturing Ltd. (OM2) and PPG are embarking on a multi-million-euro capital investment that is expected to create up to 100 high-tech jobs at a new Shannon manufacturing site. The facility, which was announced in February 2021, will broaden the global footprint and increase the … Read more

Notion chooses Dublin as EMEA HQ following global surge in demand for collaboration tools

Notion has seen its daily active users grow by 4x in EMEA over the last year, largely based on its vast and active online community, which is now translating into enterprise adoption. Now the company, valued at more than $2B, is building out its team in Dublin, capitalising on the desire of companies to support … Read more

Recall of Several Donnybrook Fair Pizzas due to incorrect use by date labeling.

Morehampton Foods is recalling the below batch of its pizzas due to mislabelling with the incorrect use by date of 31/7/2021. The correct use by date is 21/7/2021. The implicated pizzas may be unsafe to eat after 21/7/2021. Point-of-sale recall notices will be displayed in Donnybrook Fair stores supplied with the implicated batch.

Bausch + Lomb is to invest €90M in Waterford adding 130 additional jobs

Bausch + Lomb, a leading global eye health company, today announced plans to invest €90M to expand manufacturing operations at its Waterford facility. The investment is expected to generate 130 additional jobs when production commences in 2023 and will provide the Waterford facility with additional capacity to meet expected demand for its Biotrue ONEday® range of … Read more

Medable Opens Dublin HQ: Expansion Plans Afoot With 50 New Roles

Medable Inc, the leading cloud platform for patient-centered drug development, on Tuesday, announced the first stage of its European expansion plans with a new EMEA headquarters in Dublin. The regional headquarters will serve as a hub for expanded sales, customer success and software development in Europe, enabling Medable to continue broad adoption of digital clinical … Read more

€800,000 announced for Social Enterprise Start-up Fund

Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys, TD, announced the launch of the €400,000 Social Enterprise Start-up Fund. The Fund will support social enterprises with small grants to help them expand their businesses and create jobs.It is specifically aimed at early stage social enterprises which have a clear ambition to impact a critical social … Read more

Dublin City Council Launches ‘We Can Dublin Again’ Campaign

Dublin City Council is launching a new campaign today to encourage everyone to enjoy all the amenities and attractions Dublin City has to offer. The ‘We Can Dublin Again’ campaign comes as the latest pedestrian data shows footfall in Dublin City has increased by 114% since January 2021 and is up 45% since April 2021. When comparing … Read more

Ireland’s National Cyber Security Centre to create 45 new roles in five years

A significant Government investment will see Ireland’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) increase its headcount from 25 to 70 in the next five years. Recruitment will begin with 20 new full-time roles over the next 18 months and will also include a cybersecurity graduate training programme later this year.Hiring will start with 20 new roles … Read more