An Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD launches Crann Centre's Research Strategy
Last week, marked an important moment at the Crann Centre with the launch of their new Research Strategy by An Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD - an important step forward in strengthening how whole-family disability support is designed, understood and valued. An Taoiseach’s visit reflected growing interest in how evidence-based, family-centred approaches can inform disability services and policy. As the Taoiseach noted, “Crann’s Research Strategy reflects a strong commitment to evidence-based innovation to
Taoiseach Launches ‘Tyndall 2030’ Strategy, Powering a Major Expansion of Ireland’s Semiconductor Sector
The launch of Tyndall 2030, Tyndall’s 5-year strategic plan sets out a clear roadmap to position Ireland at the forefront of the global semiconductor landscape, driving innovation, strengthening European digital sovereignty, and delivering long-term economic and societal impact. By 2030, Tyndall will significantly scale its economic and societal impact, growing annual income to over €80 million and expanding its workforce by more than 30% to over 750 employees. Tyndall 2030 strengthens
IEA Life Sciences Exporters Forum Comes to Cork
The Irish Exporters Association (IEA) today announces that it will host a Life Sciences Exporters Forum on Tuesday, 12th May 2026 at Fota Island Resort, Co. Cork. This is the first of two Forums which the IEA will run in conjunction with Aramex and Biocar in 2026. Running from 08:30 to 13:00, the half-day event brings together exporters, researchers, industry leaders, and innovators from across Ireland’s life sciences sector for a morning of expert insight, open discussion, and peer connection. The second
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Cork Chamber welcomes investment in Tyndall National Institute
Cork Chamber, the voice of business in Cork, has welcomed the announcement of Cabinet approval for €100 million in funding to support the expansion of the Tyndall National Institute at University College Cork, describing it as a transformational investment in Ireland’s national research and innovation capability. Cork Chamber CEO, Conor Healy, said, “The funding announced today to support the expansion of the Tyndall National Institute represents a highly significant investment in Ireland’s deep-tech
Mercy University Hospital opens state-of-the-art Seminar, Skills and Simulation Classroom to enhance healthcare training
Mercy University Hospital (MUH), Cork, has opened a state-of-the-art Seminar, Skills and Simulation Classroom within its Centre of Nurse Education. Designed to deliver immersive, realistic training, the new facility aims to transform how healthcare professionals develop clinical and teamwork skills by simulating real-life scenarios in a safe environment. The Seminar, Skills and Simulation Classroom was developed in the Mercy’s Centre of Nurse Education (CNE) complex, led by its Director, Ann Cummins and
