Plug-In Hybrid Sales Soar as Toyota Tops January Sales

Toyota Ireland has closed out the month of January as the best-selling car brand in the country – for the fifth consecutive year. Five Toyota models have been named in the top ten best-selling models in January, the Yaris Cross, RAV4, Corolla, Toyota C-HR and Yaris.  Toyota sold 5,354 passenger vehicles in January, which was […]

Calling all young STEM enthusiasts: SciFest competition kicks-off ahead of its 20th anniversary

SciFest, Ireland’s largest and most inclusive STEM fair programme for second-level students has announced its return ahead of its 20th anniversary with a call for entrants to the SciFest regional fairs, taking place across the country. The SciFest programme is funded by grants from the Department of Education and Research Ireland and by private sector sponsorship, […]

2024 was a key year for the EPA in the provision of timely and targeted information on the environment

In its Annual Highlights, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) showcases its work in addressing environmental challenges across Ireland. Publishing the review, EPA Director General, Laura Burke said: “A key priority for the EPA continues to be the provision of timely and targeted information on the environment. In 2024, the EPA published our landmark four-year assessment of […]

Funding for Local Enhancement Programme 2025 Launched

Tipperary County Council on behalf of Tipperary Local Community Development Committee (LCDC) has launched its Local Enhancement Programme for 2025. Late last year Minister for Rural and Community Development Heather Humphreys and Minister of State with responsibility for Community Development and Charities Joe O’Brien announced €7 million for the Country in funding under the “Department of Rural and Community Development Local […]

Bord Bia launches new Accelerated Export Growth programme

Bord Bia has initiated a new programme to assist established Irish food and drink businesses in exploring export growth opportunities for the first time. The Accelerated Export Growth (AEG) Programme offers companies tailored supports aimed at advancing the next generation of high-growth exporters in Ireland. The inaugural programme includes companies such as Nutshed, a producer […]

Ireland Goes Offline: Ranked 2nd in the World for Seeking Digital Balance

A new study published by Wisetek Market EU reveals that Irish people are among the world’s leaders in seeking to switch off, reduce screen time and embrace a simpler, more mindful relationship with technology. The analysis, which examined online search trends over the past five years, revealed that the Irish population are leading the way when it […]

Holiday World Show Dublin welcomes over 25,000 visitors

Holiday World Show Dublin, which took place this weekend at the RDS Simmonscourt, brought together over 25,000 visitors for expert travel advice, show-only deals and the opportunity to win holiday prizes. Maria Hourican, CEO of Business Exhibitions, organisers of Holiday World Show, said “The success of this year’s show speaks to the continued interest in travel […]

Launch of Organic Growers of Ireland Internship 2025: Cultivating the Next Generation of Organic Farmers

Aspiring organic growers now have a unique opportunity to dive into the world of organic horticulture with the Organic Growers of Ireland (OGI) Internship in Organic Horticulture programme for 2025. This innovative work placement initiative is designed to equip participants with the skills, knowledge and experience necessary to thrive in the growing organic sector. With […]

Christmas spending surges with a 30% Debit and Credit Card spending increase recorded in early December

The most common last-minute spenders during the festive period based on 2023 spending data were 36-45 males, which may not come as a surprise to many as boyfriends and husbands rush to the shops as Christmas Day approaches. Debit and credit card spending data from Bank of Ireland has highlighted how the Irish population budget […]

Ireland’s energy emissions at their lowest rate in 30 years but faster rate of change and delivery needed to ensure we meet targets

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) today published the Energy in Ireland 2024 report. This report provides the definitive national data underpinning trends in the supply and demand of energy and related emissions up to 2023 and provides initial provisional estimates for 2024. National energy related emissions decreased by 8.3% in 2023 reaching their lowest level […]

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