As social media continues to grow and becomes more popular every day. Many people fail to understand that social media is more than just a place for entertainment and funny memes. If you are an employee, one of the things you should understand is that hiring managers and managers of organisations are frequently […]
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Ornua’s Revenue and Profits increase on Kerrygold growth
Kerrygold owner Ornua, Ireland’s largest exporter of dairy products has reported higher revenues and operating profits for 2018 on the back of a “standout” year for its butter brand. The exporter recorded earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation of €60.5m for 2018. This represents a 12% increase on 2017. Ornua said […]
7 careers to remain safe from the threat of Artificial Intelligence.
Industries are constantly evolving. It’s quite topical at the moment but with the advancement of technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) there has been an increase in the concern that many roles may become redundant as many people believe that machines will soon replace manual labour. With this in mind, we have put together […]
Volvo Announces Speed Restrictions from 2020
The car manufacturer is to enforce a 180km/h speed limit on all of its vehicles from the year 2020 to highlight and emphasise the dangers associated with speeding. While it may come across to the general public as a PR stunt given that the maximum speed limit in most countries is already set […]
From Humble Beginnings to Cheltenham Glory
Jockey Paul Townend describes the euphoric sensation after crossing the finish line with Al Boum Photo securing a brilliant Gold Cup triumph at Cheltenham Festival as “You dream of winning a Gold Cup when you grow up. I can guarantee it’s as good as you dream it’s gonna be.” Undoubtedly people were celebrating […]
Google To Launch Gaming Service
Huge news has broke this week in the gaming world. Tech giants Google have announced that they are planning to launch a browser-based video game streaming service this year. The company is making efforts to capitalise on its cloud technology and global network of data centres. The new technology will enable gaming […]
Boost Business this Tourist Season
Ireland is an expensive country to live in, so you can only imagine how expensive it is as a holiday destination. What can businesses do to ensure that customers receive value for money on their holiday to Ireland? After the past couple of days amidst the St.Patrick’s day festivities we have seen tens of […]
Irish Tech Company Announces Large Dublin Expansion
An Irish Tech company has just announced that they are currently expanding their Dublin offices. The expansion will result in the creation of 150 new jobs. Workhuman which was previously known as Globoforce announced that there will be a major expansion taking place and a €4,000,000 investment will be put into its Dublin based HQ. […]
Two Kerry Hotels Take Top Place at Georgina Campbell Irish Breakfast Awards
It’s looking like it’s going to be a great year for the Irish hospitality industry. Accommodation bookings have increased and eating out for breakfast and lunch have become very popular around the country particularly in cities giving rise to the latest phenomenon in Irish food culture, brunch. The high quality of the Irish […]
9 Tips to Make Your CV Stand Out
Writing a good CV can be one of the most challenging aspects of looking for a job. Recruiters receive dozens, even hundreds of CVs. You want your CV to end up at the top of the pile not the bottom. Most employers spend a matter of seconds scanning through a candidates CV before tossing […]
Honda to Close Flagship UK Manufacturing Plant Amid Brexit Uncertainty
Car manufacturer, Honda has become the most recent business to prepare to leave Britain as circumstances change and global forces alter the shape of the motor vehicle industry as the country prepares to leave the European Union. Honda will be closing the doors in their Swindon based plant, just outside of London. The […]
Newly Graduated Teachers Top the Pay League
A recent survey has shown that newly qualified teachers top the pay league for all graduates and have the best chances of walking directly into a job post qualification. The survey also indicated that the gender pay gap still remains an issue for graduates. Showing an average difference of €4,000 between young men and […]
S&P Global Ratings Opens New Dublin Based HQ
Global Rating have announced the opening of its new European HQ based in Dublin. The opening ceremony took place yesterday (14/02/2019) the event was attended by senior leaders of the company and Martin Shanahan who is the Chief Executive Officer of IDA Ireland. Paschal Donohoe, Minister of Finance will officially inaugurate the […]
Killarney Woman Makes Forbe’s “30 Under 30” List.
Killarney native, Jessie Buckley has been recognised on the honourable “Forbes 30 Under 30” list. The list is made up of leaders, visionaries, entrepreneurs and rising stars under 30 years of age across Europe. The Singer/Actress is best known for appearing on the BBC show “I’d Do Anything” back in 2008 where she came […]
Irish Organisations Can Remain Powerful Regardless of Brexit Result
Ireland’s labour market is consistently strong even though many of our young professionals are fleeing the motherland in hopes for a brighter future. The rate of unemployment is decreasing, wages are on the up, and the percentage of investment is increasing. Information Computing Technology (ICT) industries are thriving and currently stands as one of […]
Stay, play and work in Kerry
We are so proud to have been involved in the Kerry GAA’s committee to produce an informative booklet with a view of attracting people to Stay, Play & Work in Kerry. It was a pleasure working the committee headed up by Diarmuid Ó Sé on this project that was launched last week. The committee specifically […]
Women key to continuing economic recovery
Supporting women in returning to the workforce is crucial to meet labour market shortages and maintain economic growth, according to the National Recruitment Federation. The professional body for Ireland’s recruitment industry this week made its pre-Budget submission, illustrating how growth projections for the Irish economy are based on the continued strong performance of the Irish […]
Devastation in Greece after the Athens Wildfires
Greek authorities are looking for dozens of people missing after the deadly wildfires near Athens. At least 80 people have died, and a search continues for survivors who fled the blaze, including those who escaped to sea by boat. The fire is thought to have been the deadliest on record in Greece. Our thoughts are […]
Abbott in Donegal to expand its existing manufacturing facility which will result in the creation of c.500 new jobs over the next number of years.
IDA Ireland welcomes today’s statement from Abbott in Donegal that it is to expand its existing manufacturing facility which will result in the creation of c.500 new jobs over the next number of years. Abbott opened their plant in Lurganboy near Donegal town in 2006 to manufacture the worldwide supply of their FreeStyle and FreeStyle […]
Kerry Mobilises to “Spin the Ring” and support Kerry’s youth
On July 5th, just two days before the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle people will have the opportunity to take part in a unique, fun event all across the county. The event is part of the KDYS Building Futures campaign and will take place in Killarney, Tralee, Listowel, Kenmare, Castleisland, Dingle, Cahersiveen and Killorglin. People […]
Software Development Job Interview Tips
What technical topics should you be prepared to address? Before you dig into the technical topics you may be asked about during your interview, connect with your recruiting point of contact to understand the subjects/skills you’ll most likely be discussing and demonstrating. In general, the technical interviews typically require you to perform coding and system […]