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Vote with your feet with fuel buying
There is nothing like rising prices to convince people that they are being ripped off. I found this out again this week on the thorny subject of rising fuel prices.
Vote with your feet with fuel buying
There is nothing like rising prices to convince people that they are being ripped off. I found this out again this week on the thorny subject of rising fuel prices.
Vote with your feet with fuel buying
There is nothing like rising prices to convince people that they are being ripped off. I found this out again this week on the thorny subject of rising fuel prices.
Three Galway schools to benefit from European Investment Bank funding
Three Galway schools are to benefit from major improvement works after it was announced that the European Investment Bank has formally agreed to provide €100 million to the Irish Government for capital investment in schools across the country over the next two years.
Mayo off-licences call on Government to introduce mandatory training for alcohol retailers
Mayo members of the National Off-Licence Association (NOffLA) have called on the Irish Government to introduce a mandatory training programme for all retailers of alcohol.
Westmeath women in business urged to get the feel good factor at upcoming seminar!
Westmeath County Enterprise Board is hosting a women in business seminar entitled ‘Unlocking the True Potential of Your Business’.
Welcome boost as Cisco’s €26 million investment will create 115 new positions in Oranmore
There has been a broad welcome to this week’s announcement by Cisco, a world leader in networking products, that an investment of €26 million is to be made in its Galway Research and Development (R&D) facility over the next two years bringing with it the creation of up to 115 new jobs.
Jobs boost for Cellulac after European Commission cash injection
A Galway-based start-up business is celebrating a €2.8 million cash injection that will create 14 high end jobs.
Car tax on Road to Nowhere
The Irish government has a problem. It is a problem that the AA can be very relaxed about because it is something our members are likely to cheer. Vehicle Registration Tax takings have collapsed. This monstrous tax on car owners has always been deeply unpopular and lots of people will be glad to hear that motorists are paying far less of it.
Pharmaceutical giant announces Connemara jobs boost
An announcement made by global pharmaceutical company Mylan that it is to create more than 500 new positions, 220 of which are to be based at its facility in Connemara, has been broadly welcomed as a major boost.
