In a move to encourage businesses to initiate or expand their linkages with academia though learning or research, heads of departments and centres from the University of Limerick recently travelled to Shannon Airport to present at a breakfast briefing organised by Shannon Chamber.

Clare students are worried about their future careers with many expecting to have to leave the County in order to find work once they qualify.

A keen interest in ensuring that its member companies remain competitive prompted Shannon Chamber to invite the University of Limerick’s (UL) Science and Engineering faculty, the Kemmy Business School and the School of Law to visit Shannon.

An increasing number of companies in Clare and Limerick are becoming disability confident as a result of a six-month Disability Confidence pilot project undertaken in both counties.

Recent figures are showing less people are signing on to the live register in Co Clare.

The doors will close for the final time today in two Clare Credit Unions.

Female entrepreneurs will be encouraged to maximise their full potential at a roadshow that is making its way to the Mid-West.

A Shannon eLearning and training solutions company has launched Ireland’s first Caas corporate academy for business and education providers.