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Enet investing €1.5m to expand Dublin fibre footprint

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Uber rival Heetch does away with driver ratings

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Construction begins on €500m Limerick Twenty Thirty development

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AI tool developed to predict energy generation at windfarms

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Gold and platinum discovered in south-east Irish streams

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Battery manufacturer Xerotech to hire 70 in Galway expansion

Vodafone aims to access ‘wider talent pool’ with remote summer internship

New Microchip centre in Cork will create up to 200 jobs in coming years

Launch of The Noledge Group will bring jobs to Dublin and Belfast

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