Doolin Wins Fáilte Ireland Award for Excellence in Customer Service.

Doolin Wins Fáilte Ireland Award for Excellence in Customer Service.

Doolin has been awarded Fáilte Ireland’s Destination Award for Excellence in Customer Service. Tourism businesses in the popular Co Clare village undertook Fáilte Ireland’s Accredited Service Excellence Program to achieve the award. Almost 120 local tourism frontline staff across 41...
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Greater Banking Transparency Promised by Irish Banking Culture Board

Greater Banking Transparency Promised by Irish Banking Culture Board

Greater transparency, treating customers with fairness and maintaining the highest ethical standards will be the focus of a new board tasked with overseeing a change in banking culture. The Irish Banking Culture Board has been established to ensure a change...
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NUI Galway Launches New Biofuels Research Laboratory

NUI Galway Launches New Biofuels Research Laboratory

NUI Galway has launched a new laboratory to research the generation of biofuels from organic waste. Professor Piet Lens, a leading expert in environmental biotechnology, will lead a team of 25 PhD and post-doctoral researchers in the university’s Departm...
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British Irish Chamber of Commerce More Optimistic After Brexit Extension

British Irish Chamber of Commerce More Optimistic After Brexit Extension

The British Irish Chamber of Commerce has welcomed the extension of Article 50 granted at the emergency meeting of the European Council last night. European Union leaders agreed to delay Brexit until October 31. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and other EU...
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NY International Auto Show Is Parked at the Jacob Javits Center This April

NY International Auto Show Is Parked at the Jacob Javits Center This April

New York International Auto Show 2019 Jacob Javits Center April 19 – 28, 2019 Running from April 19th to the 28th, 2019, the New York International Auto Show, held at the Jacob Javits Center, is a perennial favorite for both...
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House Price Rises Continue to Slow in Ireland

House Price Rises Continue to Slow in Ireland

Residential property prices increased by 4.3% nationwide in the year to February. This compares to an increase of 12.5% on the same time last year. The annual increase in house prices has now dropped in the past 10 months. According...
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IFA Tells Oireachtas That Farmers Already Have Taken €100m Hit From Brexit

IFA Tells Oireachtas That Farmers Already Have Taken €100m Hit From Brexit

Beef farmers have already incurred losses of €101m since last autumn because of the effects of Brexit, an Oireachtas committee has heard. Irish Farmers Association (IFA) president Joe Healy said his organization has calculated that “angry and frustrated”...
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New Cashless Coffee Shop Opens in Dublin

New Cashless Coffee Shop Opens in Dublin

A new Dublin coffee shop may be the first in Ireland where customers cannot pay with cash. Bear Market Coffee, on George Street, is completely cash-free, which owners Ruth and Stephen Deasy say means staff can concentrate on providing better...
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26% of Irish Workers Struggling Financially According to New Survey

26% of Irish Workers Struggling Financially According to New Survey

A survey has found that more than a quarter (26%) of Irish workers always or often struggle financially from day to day. The survey on the health and well being of Irish workers by laya healthcare also found that 44%...
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No-Deal Brexit Would Immediately Effect Ireland’s Economy Warns Central Bank

No-Deal Brexit Would Immediately Effect Ireland’s Economy Warns Central Bank

A disorderly Brexit would have immediate economic implications affecting most areas of activity, the Central Bank of Ireland has warned. But it added that economic growth is still expected to remain positive in the event of the UK crashing out...
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