Fully let Galway office investment at €5.5m offers buyer 7.7% yield
Building at Parkmore East Business and Technology Park generating €470,000 annually from strong tenant
ICT
Some college students ‘better suited’ to vocational or technical routes, committee hears
Leaving Cert students should get credit for courses outside school, says Solas chief
Strong earning potential in technology sector
ICT industry employs over 37,000 people and generates €35bn in exports annually
In-school apprenticeships: Bold step for a reformed Leaving Cert?
‘It’s a no-brainer,’ says student who availed of accredited work experience in school
Welltel acquires IT service provider Novi in €3m deal
Acquisition will see Dublin-based communications provider grow to 115 staff
Eirgrid rising to challenge of decarbonising Ireland’s electricity network
Operator’s €2.2bn plan aims to enable grid to work on 70% renewable energy by 2030
Further education: Interesting careers and earning at an earlier stage
Data shows that people who leave FET at level 5 or 6 either progress to higher education or go straight into employment
Irish spin doctor in thick of Huawei’s battle with the West
Former journalist from Letterkenny no apologist for controversial Chinese company
China hosts world's largest trade expo
World’s largest import expo takes place in Shanghai from November 5th to 10th
If the tech sector is so well-paid, why are so many staff dissatisfied?
Virtually everyone in one UK recruitment firm’s survey felt underpaid for their work
Further education and training a real alternative to higher education
Skills shortages identified include science, engineering, ICT, construction, healthcare and business and finance
Economy flying on one engine towards stormy Brexit
Cliff Taylor: No quick fix to our economic reliance on handful of big players
Ireland's reliance on five huge multinationals is a 'threat' to the economy
Third of exports come from just five companies, according to competitiveness council
Irish uneasy about advance of artificial intelligence, survey shows
Fewer than a third ‘fully prepared’ for society driven more by robots and algorithms
ICT and business skills in high demand
Increasing convergence across almost all sectors of the economy leading to greater job mobility
Cybersecurity and animation among new apprenticeship areas
Government aims to double number of young people taking ‘earn and learn’ route
Who’s exhibiting at the gradireland fair?
Some 5,000 positions up for grabs with most high-profile employers represented
Opportunity beckons as graduate fair expects record numbers
Up to 5,000 positions in retail, finance and public service on offer at gradireland fair
University not the be-all and end-all
Is accepting a college place through the CAO today always the best option?
Australia warned of visa reform cost in global talent war
Irish citizens sixth-biggest group of successful applicants for axed skilled ‘457’ visas
Software giant SAP to add 150 jobs over next 18 months
Firm celebrating 20 years in Ireland, where it employs 1,880 staff in Dublin and Galway
Quarter of firms not testing their disaster recovery plan
Business continuity systems and technology infrastructure under increasing pressure
Look beyond the CAO to the apprenticeship route
From accountancy to construction, the choice of apprenticeships is expanding to meet a growing demand
CAO countdown: Deadline surge of applicants expected
School leavers urged to avoid last-minute changes on the basis of exam performance
Is a broad Stem course the right choice for you?
Science, technology, engineering and maths (Stem) are at the heart of many professions
Garda Commissioner O’Sullivan failed to inform predecessor of crucial facts
Martin Callinan disadvantaged during crisis due to “internal communication failures”
Building a smarter future – from STEM to economy in full bloom
Preventing students from prematurely closing off career opportunities is one of programme’s main aims
Tech companies to carry cost of State’s cancelled cloud plan
‘A year’s worth of lost opportunity’ over Government’s cloud scheme
US software firm to create up to 80 new jobs in Dublin
Guidewire, which develops software for insurance industry, plans to begin recruiting immediately
Thinking short term can leave a business behind
Focus on short term risks missing out on breakthroughs, says Brian Quinn of Intel
Public consultation opens on use of technology in schools
Consultation will feed into the development of an ICT strategy for schools
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