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No 'ruff' patch for Univ. of Richmond-based band 'Dogpark' - Vimarsana News

No 'ruff' patch for Univ. of Richmond-based band 'Dogpark'

A familiar story for post-graduates: moving from family life in the suburbs to the big city. An ego-boosting, yet somewhat lonely and confusing experience.

Kildare barracks gates brought back to life to commemorate army apprentice school - Vimarsana News

Kildare barracks gates brought back to life to commemorate army apprentice school

The Devoy Gates Restoration Committee: Jim Brady, Michael Devereaux, Cllr Seamie Moore, Cllr Michael Coleman and John Sweeney pictured in front of the restored ...

Over 500 people attend hand-over of restored Devoy Barracks gates in Naas - Vimarsana News

Over 500 people attend hand-over of restored Devoy Barracks gates in Naas

Army Apprentice School commemorated

30 new jobs for Dublin at data analytics firm Hikari - Vimarsana News

30 new jobs for Dublin at data analytics firm Hikari

30 new jobs as Dublin data analytics firm Hikari expands 30 new jobs as Dublin data analytics firm Hikari expands 6 hours ago105 Views After acquiring Irish start-up ProcessUs, Hikari will be hiring for tech, sales and marketing professionals over the next three years. Hikari, a data analytics company based in Dublin, plans to create 30 new jobs over the next three years. The announcement comes on the back of its acquisition of software development start-up ProcessUs, which will immediately bring the total number of employees at Hikari to 20. Hikari delivers data analytics...

Hikari acquires ProcessUs and announces 30 new jobs - Vimarsana News

Hikari acquires ProcessUs and announces 30 new jobs

Irish data analytics company Hikari has acquired Dublin-based software development startup, ProcessUs and has announced the creation of 30 new jobs over the next three years.

Source: rte.ie