As more jobs become available, jobseekers look for upskilling, opportunities and varied experience
Upskilling, opportunities and varied experience are increasingly important to employees as the Irish jobs market improves. That may not sound like good news to many employers, but […]
Irish students worried about their job prospects and futures
Despite positive signs in the Irish economy and jobs market, more than half of Irish second-level students are worried about their job prospects. In addition, Ireland’s […]
Kellton Tech announces Drogheda EMEA headquarters
Kellton Tech has announced plans to establish EMEA headquarters in Drogheda. It is expected that the company will create around 100 jobs over five years. Kellton […]
Cavan company Obelisk to create 200 jobs
Obelisk, the Cavan-based telecoms group is to create 200 new jobs. The news comes after the company raised €6 million in funding to support their expansion in […]
Waterford and Dublin to get 300 new jobs
Great employment news for Waterford and Dublin as 300 jobs are set to be created in the healthcare and digital marketing sectors. OPKO announce 200 jobs in […]
Investment in Ireland shows record increase: Goodbody Stockbrokers
Goodbody Stockbrokers says that its optimistic predictions for economic growth in Ireland are based on the soaring levels of investment here. The firm has upgraded its […]
IBEC report – Ireland’s economic growth exceeds expectations
A new IBEC report has painted the Irish economic recovery in an extremely positive light, with projections for sustained growth in employment, consumer spending and GDP […]
Dublin to overtake London as Europe’s IT capital? Maybe…
Dublin is a small town compared to the vast metropolis of London. But when it comes to IT real estate, things are considerably closer than you […]
Forget the weather; the future’s looking bright for 2014
The recent spate of ill-weather may be a real dampener on Irish spirits, but it seems that the Irish economy’s prospects are somewhat brighter. According to […]
Irish economy to grow by 2.1% in 2014: Central Bank bulletin
The Irish economy is predicted to grow at a slightly higher rate than previously expected, according to the first quarterly Central Bank bulletin of the year. […]
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