Organisation: Trinity Business School

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>At the launch of the new Irish Seaweed Association are Dr Dharm Kapletia, research fellow at Centre for Social innovation at Trinity Business School; Nessa O’Connor, Professor in Zoology, Trinity; and Gareth Murphy, PM at Óir Na Farraige part of Simply Blue Group and chair of the Irish Seaweed Association. Picture: Paul Sharp/SHARPPIX</p>

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Unlocking the potential of seaweed farming as a nature-positive sector

An Irish Seaweed Association has been set up to providing a voice for ocean farmers — and with more than 7,500km of coastline, Ireland is uniquely positioned to become a leader in regenerative ocean farming say 'blue economy experts

<p>Since the strictest restrictions on overseas travel were lifted following the pandemic, some university staff have traveled across the globe on luxury flights provided by airlines such as Emirates, Qantas, and British Airways. Picture: Michael Dwyer, File</p>

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'Obligation' on universities to trial eco-friendly travel

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Six Trinity employees earn over €300k each in 2019

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Business Movers

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‘Tsunami’ of repossessions on its way

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Research finds Irish employers are planning to pay bonuses this year

Morning briefing: Health Minister to monitor hospital bed crisis. Catch up on all the headlines

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

Mon, 09 Jan, 2017

One fifth of workers say salary doesn’t cover their rent

The high cost of rent and issues sparked by Brexit cast a shadow over an otherwise improving economic picture, according to an annual salary survey of employers and workers.

Mon, 09 Jan, 2017

Over three quarters of Irish workers expect a 2017 pay rise

More than three quarters of Irish workers expect to get a pay rise in 2017.

Sun, 08 Jan, 2017

FTT could help help support us in the future

The Financial Transaction Tax (FTT) is gaining momentum. It is a proposal for a small tax on the financial sector to raise revenue for public investment and reduce the harmful activity caused by short term speculators. Already 10 EU countries are supporting its introduction.

Tue, 01 Mar, 2016

Trinity College launches new strategic plan

Trinity College Dublin will today launch its new €600m strategic plan.

Wed, 22 Oct, 2014