Archive for the ‘Business’ Category

Big pension decisions for the newly retired

With over 7000 civil and public servants opting to take up the latest enhanced early retirement offer from the government, many will be wondering about their pension options.

McGrath slams Minister on Ferrybank investment

South Tipperary TD Mattie McGrath has launched another broadside against neighbouring TD and Environment Minister Phil Hogan, this time in relation to the recent €1 million investment in Ferrybank Shopping Centre.

Carrick-on-Suir hopes for better on business front

Carrick-on-Suir’s Business Association (COSBA) has laid out its stall
Carrick-on-Suir’s Business Association (COSBA) has laid out its stall for the year ahead in its 2012 policy statement, with one of its stated aims to attract more businesses to the town.

Seventeen seek help from Guinness Fund

Diageo Ireland confirmed this week that 400 applications for support from the Arthur Guinness Fund 2012 had been received, including seventeen from Waterford.

Positions available at Copper Coast European Geopark

As part of the INTERREG 4A, Wales-SE Ireland funded “METAL LINKS” project with partners in Ireland and Wales Positions at COPPER COAST EUROPEAN GEOPARK Part –Time Project Coordinator Part –Time Administrative Assistant The Programme The objective of the Metal Links project is to promote and develop sustainable regeneration of former metal mining communities in Ireland and Wales.   The Copper Coast Geopark seeks [...]

Don’t feel the cold – use Colombian Gold

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Employment Action Plan cannot be a false dawn

Action is what’s now required to back up the words in the latest Government jobs plan for the region.                                                                 | Photo: Noel Browne
The eagerly anticipated action plan for addressing unemployment in the south east was finally revealed on December 2nd.

‘Politicians must temper their promises to public’

A scalded political class may be forced to temper pre-election promises come future ballots, according to a Waterford-based Senator who retains Dáil aspirations.