Business news | April 28, 2025 By Nick Flaherty Korean group SK tes plans a plant in Shannon, Ireland, to recycle IT equipment, including datacentre decommissioning. The 36,000 square foot purpose-built facility will recycle all kinds of equipment, …
Chinese mainland students accounted for 10.9 percent of the international student body in Irish higher education last year, making China the third-largest source country for foreign students in Ireland behind India and the United States, according to the …
Scott Ireland, owner of Ireland Farms, vividly recalls the moment he saw his farm building engulfed in flames in early April, resulting in hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. "Right when that fire came I was like is this worth rebuilding?…
LIfT BioSciences announces partnership with University of Galway for clinical trial in Ireland London, 28 April 2025– LIfT BioSciences, (‘LIfT’ or ‘the Company’), a rapidly emerging biotech and the global leader in neutrophil immunotherapies, today …
“Ireland’s most expensive home appliance revealed” read the email that arrived from Energia to Irish Examiner HQ last week. According to the energy supplier, it’s not the tumble dryer, rather the electric shower, that has been costing Irish households a …
Ireland star Katie McCabe has a Champions League final date to look forward to after a stunning Arsenal comeback in the semi-final. The Gunners were trailing Lyon 2-1 after a first-leg defeat at home but came roaring back in France last night. Arsenal won …
It was announced in late April that the North Carolina Tar Heels and the TCU Horned Frogs are going to open the 2026 college football season in Ireland. The next game of the Aer Lingus Classic, it’s become a traditional Week 0 game and looks like it will …
Following the successful launch of the all-electric Škoda Elroq, Škoda Ireland is advancing its electrification strategy with the introduction of the new Enyaq – the larger sibling to the recently launched Elroq. The refreshed Škoda Enyaq and Škoda Enyaq …
We should be grateful for some straight talking from one of Ireland’s leading experts in the supply of drug remedies.After the disappointment over the ill-planned introduction of what really should have been a piece of good news — the welcome, if long …
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