A unique plant oil blend has 11 times more Omega 3 than olive oil as well as the health benefits of fish oils.

Tralee start-up is using 3D manufacturing to make home decor for retailing giant Ikea, writes Trish Dromey

Tralee Institute of Technology in Co Kerry has introduced a free online resource, Taste of Science, to give small and medium-sized food producers a competitive edge by keeping them posted on new trends, scientific knowledge and technological developments.

Residential property prices in Dublin are rising at a rate not seen since the heady days of the Celtic Tiger — but prices elsewhere have begun to fall again.

THE vast majority of children view wildlife on television, before they see it in reality. But there’s still something magical about the moment a child sees for the first time an animal up close and which they also love to touch, if possible.

A residential care service for troubled teenage girls in Loughmahon in Cork City, has been closed down for three months by the HSE following an assault on a staff member.

Mark Cahill is a 16-year-old entrepreneur with an idea that manages to balance fashion sense with cost-cutting cuteness.

A POST-GRADUATE student and his beautician wife beat off stiff competition on a challenging obstacle course to win by two seconds at the annual wife carrying championships in Sneem, Co Kerry, at the weekend.

AN army bomb disposal team made safe a quantity of unstable picric acid at Tralee Institute of Technology yesterday.

The 24-year-old man who died in a collision between a motorcycle and a car in Tralee yesterday has been named as Michael O'Sullivan from Rathkeale, Co Limerick.

I WOULD like to support the call by Brendan Guilfoyle and Simon Quinn of Tralee Institute of Technology for an independent inquiry into grade inflation and educational standards in Ireland.

UP TO 2,000 workers who lost their jobs in Dell and nine of its supply companies yesterday attended the first of a two-day information forum to help get them back into the workplace.

TAOISEACH Bertie Ahern yesterday categorically rejected reports of a rift between Fianna Fáil and the Progressive Democrats over proposals to scrap stamp duty on houses.

CAN’T cook, won’t cook — that’s the attitude of a growing number of Irish people who are over-dependent on ready-to-go meals.

TWO years ago, mother-of-four Anne Nagle decided she was going back to school after she could have “wallpapered her walls” with the number of rejections she got when she applied for a new job.

ONLY three of the country’s 10 health boards are represented at a major nursing recruitment fair in Dublin, at a time when hospitals are recruiting nurses from abroad to ease staffing shortages.

TRALEE Institute of Technology will include Kerry seniors Donal Daly and Colm Cooper for tomorrow’s Sigerson Cup clash with Dundalk IT at Stradbally, Co. Laois.