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Letters to the editor - March 4, 2022 - Vimarsana News

Letters to the editor - March 4, 2022

Unstable times The world is once again divided in two. On one side, the democratic, liberal, decadent and immoral countries of the west (US, EU, UK, etc.). And

How can Ireland's tech industry bridge the skills gap? - Vimarsana News

How can Ireland's tech industry bridge the skills gap?

Code Institute’s Jane Gormley and TechIreland’s John O’Dea discuss the growing tech skills gap and what companies need to do about it.

Letters to the editor - October 23, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Letters to the editor - October 23, 2021

Keep the beach ladders It is preposterous that, come October, ladders giving swimmers access to the sea on rocky beaches are removed. It is time to review thi

New music stars to shine for Sligo Live 'Arrivals' - Sligo Weekender | Sligo News - Vimarsana News

New music stars to shine for Sligo Live 'Arrivals' - Sligo Weekender | Sligo News

Under the banner of ‘Arrivals’, Sligo Live will present some of the best emerging talent on the music scene, in a series of intimate gigs held in city-centre venues around Sligo during the festival weekend. Audiences will be treated to live performances in a variety of spaces – from cafés and pubs to arts spaces […]

Irish tech firms with female founders raise €105m in funding - Vimarsana News

Irish tech firms with female founders raise €105m in funding

Irish tech firms with female founders raise €105m in funding Independent.ie 08/03/2021 John Mulligan Female Irish founders of technology companies raised more than €100m in funding during a 12-month period for the first time last year, according to a report from TechIreland published this morning to coincide with International Women’s Day. Last year 50 tech start-up and scale-up companies with an Irish female founder or co-founder secured €105m via venture capital, grants, equity finance and angel investments. The figure compares to €63m raised by 50 companies with...

Source: msn.com