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It was heralded as Australia’s next great technology company, but a joint investigation has revealed questions about Nuix’s governance and financial accounts were raised well before its stock market listing last year.
Minister Martin announces the addition of a body of artworks to the National Collection Image: Alice Maher 'Mnemosyne' Alice Maher, installation image of 'Mnemosyne' as part of 'Becoming' IMMA, Earlsfort Terrace 2012. Photo credit: Colin Hogan Today, Minister Catherine Martin announces that 422 artworks by 70 artists will be added to the National Collection thanks to the €1m fund provided to the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) and the Crawford Art Gallery in October 2020. The Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media has been working with the National Cultur...
the coast While some children have fond memories of going to the candy shop or the toy store, Greg Richard’s memories are of trips to the local pharmacy. “When I was growing up, I remember going to the pharmacy. Maybe that’s a weird thing but I remember it, and I remember being just so impressed with this feeling of they know me, I know them and it’s almost like a family-type feel,” he says. “Community pharmacy has been like, pretty much the only option for me.” Richard we...
Remembering Milton Glaser: an esteemed panel honours the graphic design legend in online event Featuring his Push Pin Studio co-founders Seymour Chwast and Reynold Ruffins, as well as Steven Heller and Ellen Lupton, the event hosted by The Cooper Union will discuss his life and legacy. Words Share A free online event hosted by The Cooper Union gathers an esteemed panel of designers to discuss the life and legacy of Milton Glaser, eight months after his death. Taking place this Wednesday 24 February, Remembering Milton Glaser will feature Walter Bernard, Gail Anderson, Steven Heller, Ellen Lup...
There was welcome news late last week for Leaving Certificate students who were concerned about returning to school three days a week. Following pressure and an announcement from the teachers' union the ASTI that they were directing their members to teach classes remotely, it was announced that Leaving Cert students would now be learning remotely having been told a day earlier that they would attend school three days a week. Three Summerhill College students expressed their concerns about returning to school, along with sitting exams following a tumultuous year at school. "There's just too mu...