Entries are now being sought throughout the country including County Clare for the 2016 Engineers Ireland Excellence Awards held in association with ESB.

Ireland is at risk of losing a generation at the forefront of tech, medicine and scientific growth unless the government doesn’t prioritise the future of young people in Ireland according to the national representative body for third level students.

A Shannon based aviation services company continues to expand its operation with confirmation of ten new jobs on top of ten already announced earlier this year.

With only a few weeks to go, the Face of the Fleadh training schedule has been launched and each volunteer is asked to attend a two- hour training session between the 2nd and 8th of August.

Clare must act quickly and capitalise on the decision of Britain to leave the European Union.

Pressure is being put on Leo Varadkar by members of Clare County Council to get more people on working schemes in the County.

The University of Limerick (UL), Mary Immaculate College (MIC) and Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) combined have been awarded over half of the €1million HEA Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility Fund for supporting the transfer of students and staff to countries outside of Europe for teaching, training and research collaboration.

Companies need to cater for the training needs of all its employees, current and potential, when drawing up training and development plans and budgets and, they need to be aware that skills and hustle are the sought-after requirements of the new millennial generation.