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Author: Longford Live

Anna D. Atkinson has been selected as a mentor for the 2025 Connecting Artists Programme, a national initiative supporting neurodivergent and disabled visual artists across Ireland.

Author: Carlow Nationalist

The latest round of the ACORNS programme is open to early-stage female founders in rural Ireland, offering free, tailored mentoring to help turn business ideas into viable ventures.

Author: The Anglo-Celt

Irish workplaces are transforming fast, fuelled by broadband expansion, cloud tools, AI, and remote work. While two-thirds of premises now have high-speed internet, rural gaps persist.

Author: Afloat

Nine engineers from six Irish Marine Federation (IMF) member firms have completed the first-ever British Marine Electrical Training (BMET) course held in Ireland.

Author: Skillnet Ireland

Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet and TU Dublin have launched the country’s first Master’s in Sustainable Cloud Computing, a groundbreaking programme merging cloud architecture, FinOps, and environmental leadership.

Author: April Lara

Across Ireland, a quiet revolution is underway, transforming how we approach education and skills development.

Author: The Irish News

Heron Bros has completed a state-of-the-art £55m education facility for Northern Regional College in Ballymena, marking a key milestone in a £101m capital investment programme.

Author: Connaught Telegraph

Over 2,200 people and 630 businesses in Mayo committed to workforce development last year through Skillnet Ireland, with over 14,800 training days delivered.

Author: Dublin Gazette

Early Childhood Ireland is calling on the government to set a definitive date for aligning Early Years and School Age Care graduates' pay with public sector conditions, as part of its Budget 2026 submission.

Author: The Irish Times

A new AI-based screening tool, Alpaca, is being piloted in Irish schools to detect early signs of dyslexia in children as young as four—without adding to teachers’ workloads.