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Fianna Fáil TD Dara Calleary this week said that he anticipated a planning application for the IDA site in Ballina to be ready for submission by the third quarter of this year.

The branding of Ballina and its environs as the Salmon Tech Valley and the development of Ballina as Ireland's market town of the future - are two of the key recommendations of a new strategy for the town and its surrounding areas' spatial and economic development.

In a statement issued this week Irish Water, working in partnership with Westmeath County Council, is progressing the Athlone Main Drainage Sewer network upgrade project to safeguard the environment and provide for future growth and development in the town.

Home Building Finance Ireland has grown total loan approvals to €395m during 2020.

SSE Airtricity has partnered with Cork based ePower, an electric vehicle charger provider, to install home chargers across the country.

Skoda Ireland tells us that is has sold out its full Irish allocation for the Enyaq iV, with over 280 online reservations received.

Sports performance and data science company Orreco will scale its operations in Ireland, the United States and UK following a €3 million (US$3.6) million investment round led by Silicon Valley-based venture firm True Ventures.

G Conboy Electrical, a Galway institution, is remaining open during the current Level 5 restrictions and is offering a call out service to repair appliances. Its New Road location is open for business, providing a walk-in service for clients' home appliances, and has a large supply of spare parts including elements, pumps, motors, and belts. Manager Jacqui Conboy says the staff are looking forward to seeing their regular and new customers.

Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board (GRETB) has launched a number of highly funded business courses, which are available online to employers and employees to help upskill staff and provide relevant and valuable skills for todays workplace.

During the first lock down in April, after working in management for more than 20 years Shirley Halvey began thinking about starting up her own business. What commenced as an idea in April turned into reality six months later when her new company Halvey & Associates opened.