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Galway-based Seamus Fahey of ICS Medical Devices has been revealed as a finalist in the 2025 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Ireland programme.

Ask Acorn, the 100% Irish owned financial services intermediary headquartered in Galway, and its sister company Acorn Life, has reaffirmed its dedication to social responsibility and community engagement by donating 12 laptops and €4,500 to COPE Galway’s Homework and Learning Club. This initiative is designed to enhance educational accessibility for children and adolescents in underserved communities, equipping them with vital technological resources for academic success.

Ask Acorn, the 100% Irish owned financial services intermediary headquartered in Galway, and its sister company Acorn Life, has reaffirmed its dedication to social responsibility and community engagement by donating 12 laptops and €4,500 to COPE Galway’s Homework and Learning Club. This initiative is designed to enhance educational accessibility for children and adolescents in underserved communities, equipping them with vital technological resources for academic success.

As we move through the 2020s, rapid technological advancements are reshaping industries, economies, and societies. From artificial intelligence to blockchain, the digital landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace, creating new opportunities for businesses worldwide.

Born from groundbreaking research at the University of Galway, Siren has emerged as a leading force in investigative intelligence technology since its formation in 2016.

If you’re looking for a career that combines cutting-edge technology with a culture of innovation, diversity and progression, look no further than Fidelity Investments in Galway.

MEP Ciaran Mullooly has welcomed proposed changes to Credit Union lending rules as a “game-changer” for addressing Ireland’s housing crisis and boosting local communities.

The recruitment agency Matrix, which has just published its Salary Guide for 2025, predicts that salary bands will remain steady compared to 2024 wages in the year ahead. However, roles that are difficult to fill are expected to see rises in salary scales as companies compete to attract and retain top talent.

Despite Irish professionals holding the right not to work beyond official hours, recent research from Robert Walters indicates they may still be facing challenges when trying to switch off from work.

The National AI Meet 2024 hosted by TechIreland in partnership with itag, took place on Thursday in The Hardiman Galway. This exclusive event, supported by leading partner Data2Sustain and sponsor Enterprise Ireland, brought together national AI leaders to showcase industry use-cases, discuss procurement strategies, and actively engage the audience through informative keynotes and panel discussions.