Irish language under threat from Gaeltacht housing crisis, warn activists
Government urged to tackle Gaeltacht housing crisis and enhance Údarás na Gaeltachta’s statutory powers
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Number of full-time jobs at firms supported by State agencies exceeds 500,000 for first time
The figure increased by 1.4% or 6,800 on 2023, according to latest Government statistics
Natural drinks for dry January with added gut benefits
Kombucha is probiotic and rich in antioxidants, with one Galway-based operation going from strength to strength
Lighthouse tourism already ‘beacon of light’ for remote areas, conference hears
Great Lighthouses of Ireland aims to make each lighthouse a commercial success
Tender process starts for Irish AI tool
Tool will be capable of responses in different Irish dialects to queries made in any language
National plan for Irish language public services published
Plan aims to empower Irish speakers to use the language in their dealings with the State.
Gaeltacht housing crisis: ‘We have nowhere else to go. What are we supposed to do? We’re too old to get a mortgage’
There is ‘a dangerous lack of long-term rental property’ in rural areas, with holiday rentals lying idle most of the year and families priced out of buying
Intel received millions in Irish Government aid this year
Chip manufacturer received a further €2.5m in IDA supports, as Irish-based staff await details of redundancy scheme
Pitching for a role servicing wind farms off the west coast
Upgraded Ros an Mhíl port in Connemara sees major opportunity in renewables sector after declining fish quotas led to years of decline
My daughter loves Irish - but I’m not sure it’s a good career move for her
Many State companies are obliged to provide better public services in Irish and are recruiting accordingly
Number employed by Government client companies hits record 535,000
Minister for Enterprise Simon Coveney says figures demonstrate strength of State’s economy despite serious challenges posed to international trade
Ireland’s wind farms: Why 2024 is a critical year in moving towards renewable energy
If Ireland is to deliver on 2030 targets, this year is crucial and that requires joined up thinking and converting policy into action
Remote work in the west: ‘I thought I came here for the job but the quality of my life is so much better’
Co-working spaces help provide a better quality of life and collaboration among their users, which vary from med-tech professionals to lawyers
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