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Number of fully remote-working positions falls as many firms continue call back to office

The number of remote working jobs in Ireland is tumbling, indicating that employers may be turning away from the idea of offering home-working as a mainstream option.

Crime prevention awards scheme in Ferryhill, County Durham

AN interactive safety scheme gives pupils in Ferryhill, County Durham, the chance to earn awards for completing crime prevention awareness…

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Four major Irish employers team up to launch new remote working alliance

A group of Irish employers has teamed up with Grow Remote to encourage other businesses to join a new remote working alliance.

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Laois 'Soaring Stars' winners at Camogie Awards are the pride of Laois

Laois 'Soaring Stars' winners at Camogie Awards are the pride of Laois Reporter: Laois has won two 'Soaring Stars' awards on the 2020 Camogie All-Stars Awards. Goalkeeper Aedin Lowry of Camross is a first-time winner as is left half-back Clodagh Tynan of St Brigid's Camogie Club. The two Laois representatives were announced at the virtual Camogie Association All-Star Awards 2020 on Saturday, March 6. The players were congratulated by Laois Camogie. "Massive congratulations to Aedin Lowry and Clodagh Tynan on winning Soaring Star Awards. This is a fantastic achievement and we are super proud of them both. Laois Abú," said Laois Camogie. Both were on the Laois team that contested that All-Ireland Intermediate semi-final in 2020. Laois lost out to Antrim last November in what was otherwise a good year for Laois Camogie.