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âWhy investing in smart manufacturing is invaluable for the Irish Economyâ (opens the original)
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Manufacturing has always been a key part of Irelandâs economic story but with the introduction of Industry 4.0, the industry is transforming. This shift is central to how manufacturers improve productivity, build resilience and remain competitive in a more complex operating environment and is being felt across Cork and the wider Munster region. Ronan Murray, EY Cork Office managing partner, sees the strength of this regional ecosystem first-hand. âCork has real depth across life sciences, t
Dublin Theatre Festival: Theatre for a great night out (opens the original)
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Looking for a great night out? Dublin Theatre Festival opened last week with a programme of home-grown and international productions that will make you laugh, surprise you and send you out into the night on a high. From the holy bangers and emotional belters of Lourdes! The Musical and the playful old Hollywood glamour of Radio Bette, to the wit and provocation of Heroes of Tomorrow and the warmth and humour of Let Me In, there are plenty of reasons to make a night of it at Dublin Theatre Festiv
Cliona Murphy brings global executive experience to the boardroom (opens the original)
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IoD Ireland member and chartered director Cliona Murphy, CDir, reflects on her move from global executive leadership to non-executive roles, the importance of preparation and constructive challenge, and why continuous development matters for directors at every stage of their board career A desire to give back and continue learning saw IoD Ireland member Cliona Murphy give up her global leadership role with PepsiCo in June 2023 to open a new career chapter as a non-executive director, advisor an
Mick Clifford: Drumcree shows the road back to the dark days in the North is a short one (opens the original)
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Outside Grand Central station in Belfast, a line of black taxis stood ready to gobble fares. I hopped into the first. The driver, a man with a big bald head, glanced in the rear view mirror. “Europa hotel please,” I said. He nodded, gunned the engine and we were off. Once we pulled into traffic, the driver regarded the mirror once again. “See with your accent,” he said. “I’d keep my mouth shut today if I was you.” You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first to
SETU connects Ireland’s southeast to a changing Europe (opens the original)
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From quantum-secure communications and artificial intelligence (AI) to offshore wind, aerospace and European university alliances, South East Technological University (SETU) is showing how a university with regional roots can contribute to a stronger Europe. That regional-to-European role takes on particular significance as Ireland holds the presidency of the Council of the European Union. For former Irish ambassador to the US and SETU honorary doctorate recipient Dan Mulhall, the presidency com
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