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International House Galway went into liquidation while the head of new quality standards for the industry remained the majority shareholder.

This week the IT & Fintech and First-time founders categories are under the spotlight

After battling it out in three regional qualifiers, the 31 Britain’s Fittest Farmer finalists for 2023 have been announced. The selected competitors will

The mobility tech start-up has plans to bring Nevo, its one-stop shop for information on electric vehicles for newcomers to the market

From the Galway City Tribune – Dozens of English language students are still out of pocket by €40,000 following the collapse of International House Galway in February. Students and agencies met with administrators last week and were told there was approximately €30,000 in the accounts that could be distributed to creditors following the liquidation. But […]

As news of her death spread, thousands of Queen Elizabeth IIs subjects gathered outside Buckingham Palace on Thursday evening to leave bouquets, light candles, shed tears or share memories.

The family of Stone Foltz is suing BGSU over his death; a Cleveland man is suing Cuyahoga County and a sheriff's deputy for shooting him with a bean bag round during the May 2020 protests; Intel is delaying the ceremonial groundbreaking of its multi-billion dollar facility near Columbus due to uncertainty over federal subsidies.

Conor O'Boyle says he is seeking accountability for the sheriff's deputies who fired into the crowd that day.

The 8th makes its Video-On-Demand release in Ireland and the UK on Tuesday, May 25 th, to coincide with the third anniversary of the referendum. Directed by Aideen Kane, Lucy Kennedy and Maeve O’Boyle’s  The 8th is the first independently made documentary about the triumphant referendum campaign led by a group of women including Ailbhe Smyth and Andrea Horan to repeal the Eighth Amendment and change Ireland’s abortion laws after a 35-year long struggle.    “We came togeth...

Journalist This week Boost My Business takes a look at Irish tech companies who are solving issues with their products and making life a little easier during Covid. Fiona Alston spoke to three founders about why they felt there was a need for their product and about their journey so far. Gradguide was created to bridge the gap between university and graduates landing their dream role in technology - or at least preparing them for it. Born out of frustration from his own experience, Mark Hugh...