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Artist David Beattie unveils a high-tech, solar-powered art installation in Carlow

An ordinary looking greenhouse comes alive at night, illuminated by colourful dye-sensitive solar panels, bringing together community and prompting conversations about climate and food

Funding research into some of the biggest challenges facing developing countries

Science Foundation Ireland is partnering with State agency Irish Aid on projects

Fresh ideas for helping FDI companies find and retain talent

Skillnet and the IDA are joining forces in a new strategic partnership that will help multinationals with their talent development

Buying a home: how one couple realised location was most important for them

Being smart about using search criteria on the MyHome app helped one young couple buy the perfect home for their lifestyle

Only Murders in the Building: Who Killed Bunny?

Season 2 of the hit show sees Charles, Mabel and Oliver race to catch a killer in what may be an even better ‘Who Done It?’ plot than their first

How digital mental health solutions can help address waiting lists for access to services

With mental health services seriously over-subscribed after Covid-19, Prof Maurice Mulvenna of Ulster University says digital health interventions can help those on long waiting lists

Housewarming: How one family waved goodbye to soaring energy costs and damp walls

An SEAI grant allowed the Delaney family in Co Meath to transform their home’s energy rating in just 10 weeks, with a one-stop shop making the whole process painless

Why bystanders hold the key to eliminating workplace harassment

Educator and activist Jackson Katz, a guest of the Ibec KeepWell Summit on June 29th, says it is everyone’s responsibility to call out problematic behaviour in the workplace