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Galway’s streak of good fortune on the jobs creation front continued this week with the news that Centripetal, the global leader in intelligence powered cybersecurity, has opened its European Cyber Intelligence Centre of Excellence in the city to address cybersecurity opportunities in the UK, Ireland and across Europe. ....

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Mayo Local Enterprise Office have announced that teenage entrepreneurs from Scoil Muire agus Pádraig, Swinford and St. Louis Secondary School, Kiltimagh will represent Mayo at this year’s Student Enterprise Programme National Finals on Friday, May 5. ....

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Ireland foreign aid in 2021 mostly used for Africa, vaccine purchases

The government of Ireland spent a record 967 million euros in foreign aid in 2021 ....

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BBCNEWS BBC News at Six June 4, 2024 17:07:00

They ve adapted well, and don t want to put at risk their trade with europe. here s our ireland correspondent, emma vardy. upon the arrival of the protocol, it didn t take long for the effect on some northern ireland businesses to become clear. when i e mailed them, would deliveries just be the same, and theyjust e mailed me back and said, no deliveries. for some, the new red tape for getting goods like plants or food or materials from britain has had a chilling effect on doing business over the irish sea. a lot of the growers don t want to get involved with the paperwork. and how s that affecting your business? i think it s made things harder. you re trying to get stock from different sources. beth hopes the new legislation would eventually mean she can resume doing business with companies in britain she s worked with for two decades. a key part of the government s irish sea border plans would be having a green lane for goods which are coming to northern ireland and staying here. th ....

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BBCNEWS BBC News at Six June 4, 2024 17:00:00

At six the government is about to publish its plans to override part of the brexit agreement involving trade rules for northern ireland. hasjust has just published them, insisting it is not breaking international law. ~ , , a, insisting it is not breaking internationallaw. , , a, a, international law. ministers want to make it easier international law. ministers want to make it easier for international law. ministers want to make it easier for some international law. ministers want to make it easier for some goods to i make it easier for some goods to move between britain and northern ireland, but the changes would be without the eu s agreement. not a big deal. we can fix it in such a way so as to remove those bureaucratic barriers, but without putting barriers on trade movement north south. it s disgraceful. it does nothing to serve - the interests of the people here. it flies in the face of an international agreement which he himself negotiated. ....

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