University merger takes a step closer
A Technological University for the South East has moved a stop closer after Carlow IT and Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT), formally submitted an...
Economy in rebound as job vacancies exceed pre-pandemic levels
Job vacancies in Ireland have exceeded pre-pandemic levels, according to the latest Jobs Index from hiring platform IrishJobs.ie.
The index, which analyses quarterly job vacancy...
Magic Monuments: New drive to protect our past
The Office of Public Works (OPW) and the National Monuments Service (in the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage) have launched a new...
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Lockdowns spark surge in home construction
Lockdowns have brought a surge of interest in home improvements for families in the county.
Almost half (48%) of households are considering having work done,...
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Magic Monuments: New drive to protect our past
The Office of Public Works (OPW) and the National Monuments Service (in the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage) have launched a new...
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Young least likely to get jab
Women and young people are less likely to accept a Covid-19 vaccine according to a new study from NUI Galway.
It found that women under...
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University merger takes a step closer
A Technological University for the South East has moved a stop closer after Carlow IT and Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT), formally submitted an...
Lockdowns spark surge in home construction
Lockdowns have brought a surge of interest in home improvements for families in the county.
Almost half (48%) of households are considering having work done,...
All smiles as it’s back to business!
Carlow continues to smile as it shakes off many of the Covid restrictions amid the reopening of businesses.
Outdoor dining and drinking have returned along...
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Lockdowns spark surge in home construction
Lockdowns have brought a surge of interest in home improvements for families in the county.
Almost half (48%) of households are considering having work done,...
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