10 h. ago Queen’s University seeks Donegal students for healthcare scholarships

Queen’s University Belfast is looking for local Donegal students to apply for scholarship opportunities to study healthcare and innovative healthcare… The post Queen’s University seeks Donegal students for healthcare scholarships appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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22 h. ago Dublin Airport awarded €7k bonus for improved customer satisfaction

Dublin Airport awarded €7k bonus for improved customer satisfaction  Irish Examiner

Economics

25 h. ago DAA earns €700,000 bonus for improved service standards at Dublin Airport

DAA earns €700,000 bonus for improved service standards at Dublin Airport  The Irish Times

Politics

27 h. ago UHG and Merlin Park seeking members for council to improve patient experience

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM UHG and Merlin Park are seeking volunteers to join a council to help improve patient experience. The Patient Council will help assess and make recommendations on the services provided by the hospitals, along with reviewing policies and procedures. Members can also take part in hospital committees, and […] The post UHG and Merlin Park seeking members for council to improve patient experience appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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30 h. ago Birra Moretti Brings the Italian Coast to Dublin with Innovative VR Campaign

Birra Moretti Brings the Italian Coast to Dublin with Innovative VR Campaign  Little Black Book

Politics

31 h. ago Is conflict in the workplace good for innovation and improve results?

The friction that comes with disagreement, even if it’s awkward sometimes, allows for creativity, growth and innovation

Events

31 h. ago Is conflict in the workplace good for innovation and results?

The friction that comes with disagreement, even if it’s awkward sometimes, allows for creativity, growth and innovation

Events

58 h. ago Walking protests in four areas of Connemara's R336 in next hour over 'lethal' road conditions

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Walking protests are to take place along four areas of Connemara’s R336 in the next hour over ‘lethal’ traffic conditions Residents say that if nothing is done by Galway County Council to improve safety on the road, they will ‘take further action which will escalate in scale […] The post Walking protests in four areas of Connemara's R336 in next hour over 'lethal' road conditions appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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2 d. ago More than 200 children awaiting spinal surgery as Minister says ‘trajectory’ improving

Long waiting lists have resulted in unacceptable delays for children with a deteriorating condition

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3 d. ago Walking protests in four Connemara areas tomorrow over 'lethal' road conditions

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Walking protests are taking place in four Connemara communities tomorrow morning over ‘lethal’ traffic conditions on the R336. Residents say that if nothing is done by Galway County Council to improve safety on the road, they will ‘take further action which will escalate in scale and disruption’. […] The post Walking protests in four Connemara areas tomorrow over 'lethal' road conditions appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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3 d. ago European Research Council President urges Ireland not to ‘cut’ science innovations amid US trade tariffs

European Research Council President urges Ireland not to ‘cut’ science innovations amid US trade tariffs  The Irish Independent

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3 d. ago Former Limerick hurler awarded close to €950K in damages over Johnson & Johnson workplace accident

Mark Keane alleged Johnson & Johnson were negligent and breached their duty of care towards him while he was working as a technician making contact lenses in 2018.

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3 d. ago Former Limerick hurler awarded more than €940,000 over workplace accident

Mark Keane brought the court action after an accident at the Johnson & Johnson factory in Co Limerick

Economics

3 d. ago 3 Women Reshaping Ireland’s Future: From Injustice To Innovation

3 Women Reshaping Ireland’s Future: From Injustice To Innovation  Forbes

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4 d. ago 14 arrested at protest against Israel’s war in Gaza after Leinster House blocked

The group held an overnight protest calling on the Government to do more about the conflict in the Gaza Strip.

Events

4 d. ago Innovative ocean art exhibition attracts 150 people over the weekend

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM An innovative art exhibition exploring ocean literacy has attracted 150 people in Bushy Park over the weekend Six artists participated in a residency as part of an initiative funded by the Marine Institute and partnered with Galway Atlantaquaria The ‘Waves of Change’ exhibition premiered at Watershed Studios […] The post Innovative ocean art exhibition attracts 150 people over the weekend appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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4 d. ago Parents banned from driving kids to four schools' gates in new Dublin initiative

The council said the change will improve safety and encourage walking and cycling.

Events

4 d. ago Watch: Donegal cancer survivor continues fight for service improvements at LUH

Campaigner Roseena Toner has said she will continue to protest until Letterkenny University Hospital is granted a standalone cancer care… The post Watch: Donegal cancer survivor continues fight for service improvements at LUH appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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4 d. ago New bus parking area for Oughterard to be completed ahead of tourism season

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A new coach parking area in Oughterard is expected to be opened in time for the busy tourism season this summer. The long-awaited facility will provide parking for tourist buses, which is hoped will improve traffic flow. The area is nearing completion, and will be ready to […] The post New bus parking area for Oughterard to be completed ahead of tourism season appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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5 d. ago Industrial action by more than 80,000 healthcare workers on Monday called off

The decision follows 22 hours of engagement in the Workplace Relations Commission

Economics