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UCC's Tyndall Institute seeks new €180,000 top executive

University College Cork is to re-advertise the top job at a leading research institute after an international recruitment exercise failed to fill the €180,000-a-year role.

business

Report identifies growth areas

business

No lack of entrepreneurs in Ireland

business

Calnan to remain at split SWS as president

business

O’Driscoll appointed chairman of SWS

business

Firms must be on their toes to survive

The food sector, not farming, is the future

SOME weeks ago a major report into the state of agriculture here concluded no more than 10,000 full-time farmers would be working in Ireland by 2025.

Wed, 21 Dec, 2005

Rockmount out after disputed goal

ROCKMOUNT, winners of the Carlsberg FAI Intermediate Cup in 2004 and runners-up last year, were surprisingly knocked out of the competition by Bangor Celtic yesterday in Dublin.

Mon, 12 Dec, 2005

Changes to tax regime ‘could impact our ability to generate wealth’

THIS country must never yield to pressure to give up its attractive tax regime so critical to its economic success.

Fri, 25 Nov, 2005

Minister pledges action on job creation for town

ENTERPRISE Minister Micheál Martin has promised that Dungarvan will be made a priority area for job creation.

Wed, 19 Oct, 2005

Labour's pledge on personal tax

The Labour Party will not raise personal taxes if it is part of the next Government, it was claimed today.

Mon, 19 Sep, 2005

Labour returns to roots to plan strategy

The Labour Party returns to its roots in South Tipperary this week where TDs and Senators gather to plan a strategy to form the next government with Fine Gael.

Sun, 18 Sep, 2005

Workers ‘must learn new skills to attract jobs’

IRISH workers will be left behind in the jobs market if they do not learn new skills, it was claimed last night.

Tue, 05 Jul, 2005

Learn new skills, workforce advised

Workers will be left behind in the jobs market of the future if they do not learn new skills, it was claimed tonight.

Mon, 04 Jul, 2005

New strategy to attract home-grown talent

A MAJOR policy switch from foreign investment towards developing home-grown entrepreneurs is expected later this week, with the launch of Enterprise Ireland’s new strategy on Wednesday.

Mon, 02 May, 2005

Martin to give keynote address

ENTERPRISE minister Micheál Martin will deliver the keynote address at the it@cork 6th annual conference, at the Maryborough House Hotel on November 22.

Fri, 12 Nov, 2004

New approach to up-skilling needed

Ireland needs new approaches to dealing with the challenges of up-skilling those in the workplace, delegates at the annual Skillsnets conference were told yesterday.

Thu, 30 Sep, 2004

State urged to keep ‘attractive taxation regime’

IT’S imperative that Ireland keep its 12.5% Corporation Profit Tax as the basis for ongoing economic development.

Thu, 08 Jul, 2004

Investment agencies must build on ties, claims report

THE report on the future development of the economy recommends strengthening the links between the three main investment agencies as part of a shake-up of State bodies.

Thu, 08 Jul, 2004

We must stop depending on US firms, warns report

IRELAND can no longer rely on American multinationals, the first major report on the country’s enterprise policies for over a decade has concluded.

Thu, 08 Jul, 2004

Tánaiste launches Enterprise Strategy Group report

Tánaiste Mary Harney has warned Ireland must adapt if we are to succeed in continuing economic growth.

Wed, 07 Jul, 2004

Experts unite to plot course for business

THE Enterprise Strategy Group draws on expertise from across the Irish business landscape, with high-fliers from industry and trade unions as well as academics, venture capitalists and entrepreneurs.

Wed, 07 Jul, 2004

R&D essential for firms’ survival

THE Enterprise Strategy Group report due out tomorrow will stress the need to develop the economy’s strengths.

Tue, 06 Jul, 2004

E-Net wins lucrative internet broadband supply contract

THE GOVERNMENT has given the contract to manage operate high-speed internet networks to Limerick firm E-Net.

Wed, 30 Jun, 2004

Irish industry report expected mid-July

PUBLICATION of the Enterprise Strategy Board’s report on Irish industry is expected by mid-July.

Thu, 17 Jun, 2004

Harney urges flexibility from industry

IRISH industry will have to become more productive, inventive and flexible to survive the increasingly competitive global market, Tánaiste Mary Harney warned.

Tue, 29 Jul, 2003