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ESB to Sponsor RTÉ’s First Branded Podcast Series April 16, 2021 RTÉ has teamed up with ESB as a sponsor for a new branded podcast series in a deal which was brokered by Spark Foundry, part of Core. Future Now / Future Next is produced in-house by the RTÉ Commercial’s Creative Services team and is the broadcaster’s first branded content podcast. The series will be supported by a cross-platform campaign on RTÉ radio and digital and is available on all podcast streaming platforms. Hosted by tech journalist and presenter Andy O’Donoughue, the series explores how ...

NSF 21-066 April 6, 2021 BACKGROUND NSF seeks to lessen the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) research and STEM education research and development. Known impacts include decreased faculty research productivity and difficulty in initiating and/or maintaining a career trajectory in either STEM or STEM education research and development. The goal of this funding opportunity is to support sustained research productivity and career progression of early career researchers who have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. Such suppo...

Home > Ireland > 55% of Irish consumers expect life in 2021 to be more or less the same as life in 2020 55% of Irish consumers expect life in 2021 to be more or less the same as life in 2020 Written by Robert McHugh, on 12th Mar 2021. Posted in Ireland Nearly three-quarters (71%) of consumers say they will not feel comfortable shopping on their local high street until a number of conditions are met, according to a new research report published today by .IE, the company that manages Ireland’s country domain .ie, in partnership with Digital Business Ireland.    The .IE Tipping Point repo...

Core Forecasts 8.9% Growth in Advertising Spend in 2021 March 12, 2021 Following a difficult 2020, advertising investment in the Republic of Ireland is forecast to grow by 8.9% to €983.6m in 2021, according to Ireland’s largest marketing communications group Core in its latest annual review of the market. In 2020, Core estimates that the market contracted by around 14.2% to end the year at around €903.1m. This compares with €1.05bn in 2019. In Northern Ireland, meanwhile, Core estimates that the market declined by 10.7% in 2020 to £166.3m and this year it expects it to rise by 8.3% t...

Almost three-in-four consumers won’t feel comfortable shopping on high streets until the Covid-19 crisis is under better control, according to new research.