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Irish government funds NSSPI consortium for optical space comms - Vimarsana News

Irish government funds NSSPI consortium for optical space comms

The Irish government has awarded funding of €7.9 million to the Ireland-based National Space Subsystems and Payloads Initiative (NSSPI) consortium. The

Dublin space-tech wins contract to provide hardware for Ariane 6 - Vimarsana News

Dublin space-tech wins contract to provide hardware for Ariane 6

Réaltra has previously designed and manufactured the video system mounted on the Ariane 5 launch vehicle for the James Webb Space Telescope.

Tech ties with Ireland's closest EU neighbour are flourishing - Vimarsana News

Tech ties with Ireland's closest EU neighbour are flourishing

French PM Élisabeth Borne visited Dogpatch Labs earlier this week to stress the growing tech partnership between Ireland and France.

US Company Expands Into Ireland With Clare Company Shannon Precision Engineering - Vimarsana News

US Company Expands Into Ireland With Clare Company Shannon Precision Engineering

A major US company is expanding into Ireland, through a partnership with a Clare company, which will focus on the manufacture of products for the aerospace industry. Hummingbird International will be formed as a partnership between Hummingbird Aero LLC, Shannon Precision Engineering, DPF Engineering of Carlow and Realtime Technologies in Dublin. The process initiated as […]

Source: clare.fm
Irish start-up praised for contribution to James Webb space telescope - Vimarsana News

Irish start-up praised for contribution to James Webb space telescope

Irish start-up Réaltra provided images of the James Webb telescope's launch, while Nammo Ireland provided structural supports for the engine's launch vehicle.