WLR Shortlisted for 7 National IMRO Radio Awards
WLR is in contention for a whopping seven radio awards at the upcoming IMRO national radio awards in Kilkenny on October 7. The awards ceremony at the Lyrath Hotel will be attended by all radio stations across the 32 counties, locally and nationally, and will be the first in-person gathering after two years of broadcasting virtually. Hopes are high it will be a very successful night for WLR with an impressive seven nominations in six categories: Music, News and Sport, Speech, and People. Forty-one
Waterford wins Shared Ireland Funding
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has announced the successful award recipients under the Shared Island Local Authority Development Funding Scheme. One of the successful applicants is Waterford City and County Council, which, in partnership with Mid and East Antrim Borough Council, has been awarded almost €250,000 in order to initiate regeneration projects in Portlaw and Dunmore East in Waterford along with the partner communities of Portglenone and Glenarm in Antrim. Nationally, more than €4.3m has been allocated
October is Ireland’s National Reuse Month
October is Ireland’s National Reuse Month and Mayor of Waterford City and County Cllr John O’Leary recently launched Reuse Month 2022 at Waterford’s Central Library. Reuse is about valuing our stuff, by repairing and reusing it for as long and as often as possible. This avoids the need to extract raw materials, manufacture and distribute new stuff, and avoids waste, all of which cuts down on greenhouse gas emissions. The idea is to bring people beyond the idea of “reduce, reuse and recycle” towards a
Down Syndrome Ireland Waterford and South Kilkenny Branch
The DSI Waterford Branch is a support group for families of and people with Down Syndrome in Waterford and South Kilkenny. We work to help people with Down Syndrome reach their full potential by providing information and support to them, their families, carers and professionals. To achieve our aim, we have a three-pronged approach: activities for members, family support network and raising awareness of Down syndrome among professionals and the public. As a branch we aim to provide as best we can for the
Waterford Business Awards open for entry
Entries are being accepted for the 2022 Waterford Business Awards from October 1st. The awards are designed to recognize excellence in business across Waterford City & County and are organised by Waterford Chamber, in collaboration with Dungarvan & West Waterford Chamber, with support from Waterford City & County Council and WLR. Launching the awards, Waterford Chamber President, Paul Nolan said, “We are now entering year nine of the Waterford Business Awards and what better a time to share some
Research Focus Group: Women's experience of retirement planning in Ireland
As part of a Master of Business Degree by Research, I am conducting a project on women’s experience of retirement planning in Ireland at South East Technological University (SETU) -Waterford campus. This project is under the academic supervision of John Maher and Dr Rosemarie Kelly from the SETU Business School. I am inviting Waterford Chamber members to participate in a research focus group consisting of 8 to 12 young women aged between 20 and 40. The focus group will be conducted at a date and time to be
National Women’s Enterprise Day 2022
Female entrepreneurs and budding businesswomen from across Waterford are being encouraged to look to the future and register for this year’s National Women’s Enterprise Day. Returning to a traditional live format after two virtual years, National Women’s Enterprise Day looks forward to Local Enterprise Office Waterford putting on events for female businesswomen across the county and inspire those who may have a business idea they want to get off the ground. This year’s National Women’s Enterprise Day
Waterford City & County Council clears the way for Make Way Day 2022
Every corner of Ireland will be put to the test for basic access issues this Friday, September 30th when the Make Way Day campaign returns, with a testing twist! Campaign organisers, the Disability Federation of Ireland DFI, have developed an online tool that campaigners can use to test and rate their local area along with using MWD stickers to highlight the issues faces by people. Mayor of Waterford City and County, Cllr John O’Leary welcomed the return of Make Way Day. “Make Way Day focuses on
Portalis to host public cultural tourism workshops
Portalis, an EU funded transdisciplinary project that explores the first connection between Ireland and Wales dating back to the Mesolithic period, is inviting members of the public to attend a series of workshops taking place in six unique coastal communities in Ireland and Wales. The cross-border local engagement events will look to introduce the Portalis project and explore how elements of the project can be used to develop cultural tourism in the coastal communities and their surrounding areas. The
Waterford-Music presents Pirosmani Quartet
WATERFORD-MUSIC & NATIONAL STRING QUARTET FOUNDATION PRESENT: PIROSMANI QUARTET The Large Room, City Hall, Waterford 19th October 2022 7:30 pm Mairead Hickey violin William Hagen violin Georgy Kovalev viola Ella van Poucke cello Cork violinist Mairead Hickey leads a star-studded lineup of international musicians. Beethoven’s Op.18 No.3 was by some accounts his first string quartet and from its lyrical opening to its fleet-footed finale it carries the hallmarks of the master’s genius. We lost
SommiT Ireland - A Gathering of Wine, Food & Hospitality Professionals
New beginnings for future business leaders
Over 50 future leaders began their journey on the Waterford Chamber Regional Leaders Programme this week at an interactive open session facilitated by Shane O’Sullivan of Inspiring Excellence at Faithlegg. During the event, renowned hurler and business coach Shane set the scene for the new group of recruits on how to become better leaders in both the work environment and in their personal lives, by speaking passionately on mindset, determination and belief. The participants were joined by a number of the
Waterford Credit Union has teamed up with Encon to help bring warmth and energy efficiency to homes
WATERFORD Credit Union has teamed up with Encon to help bring warmth and energy efficiency to homes across Waterford city and county. Achieving a warmer, healthier and energy efficient home has never been easier with a Green Loan from Waterford Credit Union and Encon’s five-step process. Conor Walsh, MD, Encon, advised “Rising energy costs are a huge burden on people however, they can combat rising costs using our tailor-made retrofit services. Another important consideration is people want to do more
Secondary Schools Litter Challenge 2022
All Secondary Schools in County Waterford are invited to enter a litter competition to win €1500 for their school. Letters and emails to issue to Green School Coordinators and Principals on week commencing 12th September. Schools are invited to enter by emailing a contact name, contact details and participating class taking part to eryan@waterfordcouncil.ie They will then be allocated an area close to their school to carry out a clean in October and November (this area will be highlighted on a map
New appointments at the Fitzwilton Hotel
The Fitzwilton Hotel are delighted to announce recently appointed Head Chef, Jason Condron. Jason was recently promoted from Sous Chef at the hotel, a position which he successfully held for the past 6 years. In addition, Marko Begonja has taken up the role of Sous Chef having recently been promoted from Junior Sous which Marko held for the past 2 ½ years. Exciting times ahead for the Fitzwilton Kitchen Team and we are very much looking forward to all the new and exciting culinary delights they bring our
The Perfect Excuse to Dine Out!
Vibrant, Contemporary & Friendly – The newly refurbished Met Bar is located within the Fitzwilton Hotel. Combining friendly and attentive service with a delicious menu to suit all tastes, the Met Bar is an ideal choice for an energised lunch with colleagues or friends, a relaxed evening of dining that’s guaranteed to please or a sumptuous afternoon tea to swoon over. And you have to try their amazing cocktails! Well worth a visit, you’ll find this chic-but-casual spot serves a wide range of great Irish
Chambers Ireland urges Government to ensure that Budget 2023 is flexible
Chambers Ireland, the voice of business throughout Ireland, today (27th September 2022) warns that Budget 2023 must be flexible. Government needs to be able to respond quickly, and where needed, to the impact of the escalating energy and inflation crisis. While the immediate effects of energy costs are significant, the knock-on effect will raise challenges. Where large employers move to shorter working weeks, we are likely to see a large impact on disposable income, something that is particularly likely
Movement & Mindset for Your Nervous System Course
A 3 week introduction course on the Nervous System, how it works and how you can take yours out of Fight or Flight to a Rest and Digest System. We will be learning tips and techniques from World Leading Doctors of the Nervous System such as Dr. Peter Levine, Dr. Stephen Porges, Dr. Joe Dispenza, Dr. Andrew Huberman and more. We will be learning through conversation, visuals and movement using smovey as is personally recommend by Dr. Peter Levine to activate the Parasympathetic Nervous System.If you would
Dawn Meats Paul Nolan takes over as President of Waterford Chamber
Dawn Meats' Paul Nolan was elected President of Waterford Chamber at the 235th AGM, which took place online today (Tuesday, September 27th). Mr Nolan has been involved with Waterford Chamber for a number of years, previously serving as President in 2017. Addressing Waterford Chamber members, Mr Nolan said: “It is a great honour for me to be nominated by the board and endorsed by the members to serve as Chamber President once again. “Whilst l am in no doubt about the tough economic challenges businesses
Higher investment in Irish economy welcomed, but delivery is critical
Budget 2023 represents a huge response to the crisis from the government, however whether the increases are focused enough to ensure delivery remains an open question. In the context of a budget that is focused on cost-of-living struggles Chambers Ireland welcomes the business focused elements and the enormous investment in the economy this represents. The principal concerns of the Chambers Ireland network as we approached #Budget2023 were Energy, Housing, and Talent.EnergyPolicies like the Temporary
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SETU growing in the agri space with the launch of four new CAO courses
South East Technological University (SETU) has expanded its offering of agricultural programmes with the launch of four new degrees in Organic Agriculture and Agri-Systems Engineering at the National Ploughing Championships in Ratheniska, Co Laois. Prospective students interested in working in the agri food industry can apply for a level 8 BSc (Hons) and level 7 BSc in Organic Agriculture and a level 8 BEng (Hons) and level 7 BEng in Agri-Systems Engineering when the CAO opens in November. SETU is a key
All pumped up for People’s Park new adult fitness park!
A new adult fitness park has recently been installed in Waterford’s People’s Park to encourage people to get out and get active. With ten new pieces of exercise equipment including a sit-up press, decline bench, pull up station and shoulder press, the equipment is durable and robust enough to withstand the elements. The exercise equipment allows for a wide range of body weight exercises to be completed across all muscle groups and the set-up of the equipment enables users to experience an outdoor
Discover career opportunities for your children’s future
Is your child considering a career in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts or Maths? Would you like to get a better understanding of what the opportunities are out there for your child? Then, you are invited to join Waterford Chamber’s Careers Seminar for Parents online as part of Toys4Engineers Week, on Tuesday, October 4th from 1pm to 2pm. According to Gerald Hurley, CEO Waterford Chamber, “As parents we can often be overwhelmed when our children start looking at careers that are very different to our
Network Magazine - Issue 20
IN THIS ISSUE:Five Pillars to Regional Growth - Patsy Carney, Ireland South EastOnes to watch: Waterford's high potential start-upsWaterford Chamber Pre-Budget SubmissionA seamless way to hand over your throneRe-fashioning the future with Smart GarmentsEnergy Business SupportsNational Women’s Enterprise Day 2022Summer review with Waterford CouncilBite-Size NewsBumper year for Waterford MuseumsWelcome VolunteersWaterford’s Blue Plaque TrailPlus much more!READ
South East Technological University hosted Enterprise Ireland’s most recent board meeting
Enterprise Ireland, a key strategic partner and longtime supporter of South East Technological University (SETU), hosted its most recent board meeting at Ireland’s newest university. Prof Veronica Campbell, President of SETU, and senior members of the SETU executive team, were delighted to welcome the Chairman of Enterprise Ireland Terence O’Rourke, and CEO of Enterprise Ireland Leo Clancy along with all Enterprise Ireland board members. Speaking about the visit Prof Veronica Campbell said, “We were
Three's Grants for Small Businesses
As part of Three’s commitment to small businesses and giving back to the community, Three Business have partnered with Enterprise Nation for the second year in a row to deliver a small business grant programme worth €100,000 in value. 10 eligible small businesses will each receive a €5,000 cash grant and €5,000 worth of Three solutions and products. Applications are open from 5th September 2022 and will close on 2nd October 2022.To learn more about the programme and how to apply, click here.
National Women’s Enterprise Day 2022 – Our Future, Our Way
Venue: Faithlegg House Hotel & Golf ClubTime: 3pm to 8pmCost: €20 Waterford Local Enterprise Office is teaming up with successful female entrepreneurs to celebrate this year’s National Women’s Enterprise Day in the beautiful surroundings of Faithlegg House Hotel on October 13th for an evening of networking and learning. This year we are delighted to have Teresanne O’Reilly as our MC. Teresanne previously worked in WLR as Head of Digital and is now the owner of The Forest which builds websites and
A holistic approach is needed when looking at the Report of the Commission on Taxation and Welfare
Chambers Ireland calls for everyone to take a measured response to the Report of the Commission on Taxation and Welfare following the publication of “Foundations of the Future”. Speaking after the publication of the report, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive, Ian Talbot, said: “Foundations of the Future is a weighty piece of work, in terms of both the effort that went into it, and, at almost 550 pages, the sheer volume of it. “The task of the Commission was enormous: To take a strategic look at the
Tower Hotel Christmas Party Nights 2022
When planning the perfect Christmas party night in Waterford, look no further than the luxurious 4-star Tower Hotel, Waterford. Celebrate the holiday season in style with the popular Brass & Co Christmas Party Nights and make the best Christmas memories with your family, friends or work colleagues. The Tower Hotel has all the ingredients to ensure your Christmas party night is a success. Enjoy a Christmas cocktail on arrival to start the night, followed by a banquet in the Ardmore Suite to include some of
Trinity and SETU bring SFI research centre for future networks annual conference to the south east
Trinity College Dublin and South East Technological University’s Walton Institute, hosted CONNECT’s first in-person conference since 2020 in the Tower Hotel, Waterford city on 7th and 8th September 2022. CONNECT is Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) research centre for Future Networks and Communications and brings together world-class expertise from ten Irish academic institutes to create a one-stop-shop for telecommunications research, development and innovation. The centre engages with over 50 companies
WLR FM adds a new face to its Board of Directors
Waterford’s local radio station, WLR FM, has announced an addition to its Board of Directors. The radio stations Operations and Programme Director, Michael Byrne, has been appointed to the position. A graduate of Waterford Institute of Technology and University College Dublin, Michael has held senior management roles in WLR since 2014. Michael joined WLR FM in 2001 and was a former board member of Learning Waves Skillnet, the radio industry training body. Michael also represented the Independent
New look Regional Leaders Programme ready for the off
Now in its sixth year, the Waterford Chamber Regional Leaders Programme has gone through an exciting change and will begin later this month, bringing the business community together to develop the future leaders of the region. Places are still available and according to Gerald Hurley, CEO Waterford Chamber, they are looking for professionals who have management potential, run their own business or are looking to advance their career to join. The Regional Leaders programme has gone from strength to
Imagine Arts Festival Launch
Christmas Parties are back for 2022!
After a couple of years of no Christmas Parties it’s time to get the glad ragslooked out again! The Haven in Dunmore East have just announced two party nights. Both nights offer: Prosecco Reception; 4 course dinner; Live band followed by DJ ’til late. They also run free buses back to Waterford after the party. Tickets are €60 each and can be booked on 051 383 150. Numbers limited.
The Solas Run and Walk for Life is back!
The Solas Cancer Support Centre’s 10K Run and Walk Life returns to the streets of Waterford City on Sunday 9th October 2022. After a two-year absence the team in Solas are pleased to be holding the event in person and this year have also added a 10K walk in Dungarvan on Saturday 8th October. Tracy McDaid, Manager of the Solas Cancer Support Centre, explains what it means to be holding the event in person this year: “We were blown away by the response to the virtual event over the last two years. This
Waterford-Music & Music Network present: Clara Jumi-Kang (violin) & Sunwook Kim (piano)
The Large Room, City Hall, Waterford 6th October 7:30 pm tickets: €17/€15/€5 Book tickets at: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/clara-jumi-kang-violin-sunwook-kim-piano-tickets-414884118567 Once in a rare while, a special synergy between artists breathes new life into familiar repertoire, and the duo of Clara-Jumi Kang and Sunwook Kim is a perfect case in point. Garnering top laurels over the last decade—the Indianapolis, Seoul and Sendai International Competitions for Kang; Ettlingen, Clara Haskil and Leeds
WLR launch brand new studios
The brand-new look for WLR FM was unveiled this week after a major refurbishment and technical upgrade was made to the WLR Studios. The first two of six WLR studios are now in operation and began broadcasting this week. This is the first major refurbishment in a number of years and it will enhance WLR’s audio, video and digital offering. The studios were project managed by WLR’s Chief Engineer Pat Maher who led the project. Pat said, “It’s great to see all the work coming to fruition and presenters
Rates savings for Waterford businesses making energy efficiency a priority
In April 2021, Waterford City and County Council agreed that Waterford City would be the designated Decarbonising Zone for Waterford. Acting as a “Transition Super-Lab”, where real life initiatives to manage the transition from a fossil fuel based local economy to carbon Net Zero will be designed and implemented, the DZ projects include building energy efficiency, sustainable transport, renewable energy generation and carbon sequestration. To achieve this aim will require a very significant shift in how
Vitamin Sea festival returns to Tramore
A sea-inspired festival celebrating Tramore’s fabulous food offerings and stunning outdoors will take place from Friday September 16th to Sunday the 18th. It’s the second time the Vitamin Sea Festival is taking place, which aims to celebrate the wealth of natural resources and local businesses, which make Tramore such a wonderful place to eat, drink and take in some vitamin sea through walks, swims and surfs. In Victorian times, September was traditionally the month when holiday makers visited
WLRFM and Beat 102-103 have appointed a new Financial Controller
Waterford based local and regional radio stations WLR FM and Beat 102-103 today announced the appointment of Sarah Grant as Chief Finance Officer. After an extensive recruitment process, Sarah Grant has taken up the role and will work for both stations based at the Broadcast Centre in Waterford. The Waterford-native graduated from WIT in 2006 with a first-class Honours degree in Bachelor of Arts in Accounting. Sarah then completed her ACA qualification in Chartered Accounting with EY Waterford. Sarah has
Waterford City and County Council invites applications for 2023 Arts Practice Grants
Waterford City and County Council invites Artists and Arts Organisations to apply online for 2023 Arts Practice Grants. There is a total budget of €90,000 to cover all successful applicants. This is a fully online system that has been streamlined into three categories: Professional/Amateur Organisations and individualsRural Arts NetworkingPlaywright & Producer / Screenwriter & Producer There is a transparent detailed marking system which allows clients to understand how their application will be
Fiskars friends and family discount codes
Please find below some Fiskars friends and family discount codes, valid until 18th September 2022. Your employees can use them on our online stores at Wedgwood, Waterford, Royal Doulton, Iittala and Royal Copenhagen.https://www.waterford.com/https://www.wedgwood.com/https://www.iittala.com/https://www.royaldoulton.com/https://www.royalcopenhagen.com/ Employees can also avial of the offer in our physical stores: Brown Thomas – Cork, Limerick & Dublin and House of Waterford. In-store your employees can
Chambers Ireland Submission to the National Hydrogen Strategy Consultation
Chambers Ireland have submitted a response to the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications on the National Hydrogen Strategy The Department’s decision to initiate a National Hydrogen Policy is welcome and timely. Chambers Ireland has been calling for a greater government focus on this area since 2019. We strongly believe that Ireland is in a unique position to benefit from the hydrogen aspect of the Green Transition. Given our extensive Exclusive Economic Area, our sea territory offers us
Tramore named as one of eight clean beaches by IBAL
The annual nationwide survey by business group Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL) of beaches and harbours has shown Tramore to be one of the beaches found to be ‘Clean to European Norms.’ Nationally, litter levels are on the rise, however Tramore was one of eight of the thirty-three areas surveyed to receive the ‘Clean’ designation. The An Taisce report found Tramore to be a fantastic site, not just in terms of the lack of litter, but in the overall presentation of same. The report stated, “It is
Chambers Ireland says ‘Blame game’ is not a useful response to the energy crisis
Following the publication of the Chambers Ireland Submission to the CRU regarding Network Tariff proposals, Chambers Ireland Head of Policy, Shane Conneely said: “The current ‘blame game’ is not useful – it is wider society, and the business community in particular, that is likely to bear the consequences of past strategic errors. “With such a widespread, externally induced, price shock hitting our economy it is likely that the impact on the business sector, particularly the domestic business sector, will
Retail Excellence Announces Nolke Opticians as one of Ireland’s Top 100 Stores
One hundred retailers from around the country have recently been named as the Top 100 Stores in Ireland by Retail Excellence, the largest retail industry representative organisation in Ireland. The Top 100 stores are part of the AIB Merchant Services Retail Excellence Awards, which were established in 1997 to promote best practice and encourage high standards in the Irish retail industry and are now the largest and most prestigious of its kind in Ireland. The Awards will take place on November 12th in
Public Consultation Phase to Examine Feasibility of Waterford Greenway – Suir Blueway Connection
Waterford City & County Council and Tipperary County Council have launched the first public consultation phase for the Waterford Greenway – Suir Blueway connection, potentially linking Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary to Kilmeadan, Co. Waterford. Both councils are jointly seeking the views of the public in this regard as part of this initial, non-statutory public consultation process. The project’s web portal will open with detail on the project study area and how to make observations or submissions from
The music doesn’t stop in Dunmore East!
The summer may be over but the live music events continue all year round at The Haven in Dunmore East. Events have been selling out so early booking is advised. 16 SeptBuffalo Soul (Bob Marley Tribute)25 Sept Rebel Sunday (Free event in aid of Waterford City River Rescue)30 Sept Pogueology - A tribute to The Pogues21 OctThe High Kings23 OctDerek Warfield & The Young Wolfe Tones29 OctKing Kong Company30 OctMad Ferritt - The complete Oasis experience5 NovSharon Shannon, Mary Coughlan & Frances Black12 NovThe
Christmas is coming...at Musgrave MarketPlace
Staff Pass We here at Musgrave would like to extend an invitation to you and your staff to safely purchase their essential or not so essential needs over the next month. Please find here an invitation to your staff to do their own personal shopping at any Musgrave across the country should they wish to visit any of the branches just present the pass at reception and their work ID and they will be given a number to shop. Find some offers that may be of interest to you
Vitamin Sea Festival outside broadcast in Tramore
To celebrate the Vitamin Sea Festival, WLRfm and Waterford Libraries are teaming up for an outside broadcast on Main Street Tramore on Saturday 17th September 1pm-4pm. Join for fun on the street with craft table, competitions and spot prizes. Why not ask a Librarian for recommended reads or check out our e-Services. Kitty Caboodle is doing storytime at the Coastguard Cultural Centre at 11.30am. See https://vitaminseafestival.ie for details. Vitamin Sea Festival takes place on Friday 16th,
Local Enterprise Office launches first Waterford Digital Awards
Waterford Local Enterprise Office, together with Waterford County Council are hosting their first Waterford Digital Awards in Dooley’s Hotel on 28th October 2022. The Awards aim to recognise and reward SMEs based in County Waterford who have developed their ecommerce and digital platforms as part of their product offering. The Awards are open to all businesses with less than 10 full time employees based in County Waterford. The award categories are: Best E Commerce WebsiteBest Business to Business
Introducing PO Pro
Introducing PO Pro! SmartOffice are delighted to launch their newest product. Integrating seamlessly with the SmartOffice Accounts Payable software, PO Pro automates and simplifies the entire purchase process. Success in three easy steps. Requisition & Approval | Order & Match | Payment & ReportingTo find out more, check out our website or simply book a free demo!https://smartoffice.ie/po-pro-free-demo/ Regardless of where you are on your digital transformation journey, we have the purchase ordering
Can you help?
The Haven team in Dunmore East is organising two events in September to support local charities. They are appealing to Chamber members for any support they can provide. The first, The WASSA Fight Night, in aid of Waterford Autism Social & Sports Action, takes place on the 4th of September. The second, “Rebel Sunday”, on 25th September, is a day of live music gigs, including The Highland Paddies, Rising Tide and Celtic Freedom. This event is to help raise awareness and funds for Waterford City
Recreation and Research at Woodstown Viking Site
Heritage Week went out with a fight last Sunday to the delight of audiences at Aonach na nDéise, the Viking Festival at Woodstown on the Waterford Greenway. Hosted by Déise Medieval Re-enactment Group and supported by Waterford City and County Council, Transport Infrastructure Ireland, National Museum of Ireland, TVAS Archaeology, Abarta Heritage and SETU the festival was back for its 5th year and attracted over 1000 visitors over the course of the day. Visitors were entertained and delighted at the
Osborne 2022 Salary Guide Q3 Update
Osborne is pleased to announce that it has released its Quarter 3 Salary Guide Update to employers and employees. The Guide provides information on salaries for roles across all job categories and broken down by location as well as including key trends in the market. 2022 kicked off with a candidate driven market and a war for talent which still continues through to Quarter 3. Candidates are in the driving seat and demands for not only financial but welfare driven benefits have increased exponentially.
Three awarded Ireland’s Fastest 5G Network and Ireland’s Fastest Mobile Network
Congratulations to our Corporate member Three who were recently awarded Ireland’s Fastest 5G Network, 2 Years in a Row and Ireland’s Fastest Mobile Network, 3 Years in a Row by Ookla*. To learn more about Three and how their team of experts can support your business, click here. *Based on analysis by Ookla® of Speedtest Intelligence® data for Q3–Q4 2020, Q1-Q2, Q3-Q4 2021 and Q1-Q2 2022. Ookla trademarks used under license and reprinted with permission.
Homeowners and landlords can now advertise directly to students using SETU’s StudentPad
South East Technological University President, Prof Veronica Campbell this week launched the SETUStudentPad website to help connect SETU students in Waterford, Wexford and Carlow with homeowners with a room to rent, landlords with a house or apartment and individuals looking for a flat mate or housemate. Prof Campbell is keenly aware that accommodation remains uppermost in the minds of students and their parents saying “Once again demand for student accommodation will be high and the aim of
Robotics & Automation Roadshow
Reliance Automation in association with Emerson automation, Engineers Ireland and the Cork Chamber of commerce hosts an event showcasing the latest robotic aned automation technology. Hear about features and benefits of collaborative technologies as well as safety. Featuring UR cobots, MiR mobile robot, OnRobot end of arm tools, innovative automation products/services, safety in robotics and Emerson automation solutions. 10am registration, tea and coffee 10.30am Hear from our partners 12pm Learn about
Bespoke Corporate Hampers by The Stable Yard Food Hall
Fitzwilton Hotel gears up for All Things Christmas 2022
If you need a Christmas Celebration Venue in the heart of it all, you’ve come to the right place. Our Christmas Festivities at the Fitzwilton Hotel this year will include Joiner Christmas Party Nights, Private Christmas Parties, Festive Lunches in the Met Bar, Festive Afternoon Tea, Winterval Breaks, a pre or post Christmas Break or to ring in the New Year with colleagues, family or friends. We will do our best to ensure that all your Christmas Celebrations are enjoyable, festive and fun! Check out the
Get 'Fit 4 Business' with Studio One
Studio One helps people make meaningful changes to their lifestyle. We specialise in working with individuals on a personal basis or in a small group. Our goal is to have our clients love themselves: Love how they look, feel and how their body can perform.Play with your kids, run a mountain or simply play a round of golf without pain. Do the things you love in life. We use a prescriptive model for health care, similar to a doctor. After a private consultation of 60 minutes, we prescribe a coaching plan
ArcLabs welcomes Tom Hennessy to the team
ArcLabs Research and Innovation Centre is delighted to welcome Tom Hennessy to the team. Tom will be taking on the position of Centre Manager while Dr Aisling O'Neill is on maternity leave. ArcLabs is the business incubator for South East Technological University (SETU) Waterford, where world-class researchers, entrepreneurs, academics, and regional stakeholders collaborate to develop innovative ideas into commercial successes, with the goal to build a robust regional economy of indigenous companies, and
Calling all South East Designers and Makers as Butler Gallery offers an opportunity to showcase work
Kilkenny’s stunning Butler Gallery is hosting its first ever Craft & Design Fair from 4-6th November and is now open to applications from makers and designers of high quality pieces working right across the South East. The inaugural Craft & Design Fair will include ceramics, jewellery and glass as well as textiles, wood, metals and precious metals as well as paper, leatherwork and mixed media. Designers and makers who employ new technologies or traditional techniques are also encouraged to consider
Waterford Chamber welcomes Airport development
Waterford Chamber welcomes the announcement of a reported potential investment in Waterford Airport. According to Gerald Hurley, CEO Waterford Chamber, “This is very welcome progress and is a positive step forward in terms of Waterford Airport’s future. The interest the Comer Brothers have in our region is heartening and we know with their business acumen and international experience, the Airport could reach its true potential. “We have been lobbying extensively over the past number of years, most
2022 New Frontiers participants showcased their start-ups to the business and investment communities
A number of New Frontiers participants were presented with awards in recognition of the significant progress made in advancing their start-up companies. Best business opportunity was awarded to Wexford’s Lorcan O’Keeffe for his start-up Hands On Performance. Best business plan being awarded to Rachel Power from Waterford for Power Privacy. Vikash Kumar from Waterford was awarded most innovative idea for his start-up LiChargiFi. The entrepreneurs who took part in the 2022 New Frontiers programme have
Chambers Ireland launches Budget 2023 Submission
There are three principal areas which Chambers Ireland has identified the government to focus on:HousingSkills & TalentEnergy Speaking at the launch of their Submission for Budget 2023, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive, Ian Talbot, said, “For our members there are three interlocking struggles which businesses in Ireland are facing: Housing, talent, and energy dominate the conversations of businesses throughout the county. “Many of the problems we are experiencing arose from the decade of underinvestment
Home Instead lobbies for Home Care Regulation
Most home care staff are lone workers, calling house to house, helping people who very often live by themselves. Lone working adds to health and safety risks, for both the home care worker and the service user. HIQA’s December 2021 Home Care Regulation Research Paper reported Canadian evidence showing 13.2% of home care clients were exposed to adverse events (such as a medication errors or falls), and that 33% of these were preventable. Adverse events were often due to the actions and decisions of service
WLR listeners and local candle maker capture the scent of Waterford
The Big Breakfast Blaa and Milis Candles have teamed up to create the ‘DÉISE’ candle WLR's breakfast show The Big Breakfast Blaa with Vinny and Aoibhin has helped to launch a new candle which promises to capture the scent of Waterford! Simply called 'DÉISE', the candle is the result of a months-long project and partnership with Milis - a Waterford based natural soy candle company founded by oncology nurse Fiona Young. "We think it's a first for Irish radio" says Vinny Aoibhin, hosts of The Big
Waterford City and County Development Plan launched
The Waterford City and County Development Plan 2022-2028 was officially launched by the Mayor of Waterford City and County, Cllr. John O’Leary. The plan, which was fully adopted by Elected Members of Waterford City and County Council last month, is a statutory planning document, covering the six-year period from 2022-2028 and guides the day-to-day operation of the Planning Authority and broader strategic investment decision making. The City and County Development Plan is the principal planning
DEMETER project conducts survey on the barriers and drivers to Smart Farming Technology adoption
Providing better information to manage on-farm activities is the biggest driver of Smart Farming Technology (SFT) adoption, according to a recent survey from Horizon 2020 project, DEMETER. The DEMETER project is a large-scale deployment of farmer-driven, interoperable, smart farming-IoT (Internet of Things) based platforms, delivered through a series of 20 pilots across 18 countries. Understanding the barriers and drivers to SFT is central to a positive outcome for the project which aims to demonstrate
Fast Track ICDL accreditation service
Access I.T. is a charitable status Social Enterprise that delivers a range of accredited information Technology (I.T) education and training programmes. Access I.T. is a first point of contact for local people who are both economically and socially disadvantaged and are generally far removed from mainstream services. We are community based and provide a safe point of contact for individuals in non-threatening surroundings. Access I.T. prides itself on delivering flexible and affordable I.T. training in a
FLI Global - sponsoring Irishman Pat Lawless in the Golden Globe Race 2022
FLI Global - sponsoring Irishman Pat Lawless in the Golden Globe Race 2022 – where 18 sailors will line up to sail solo and non stop around the world in 1968 boats with 1968 technology – departing France on 4th September 2022. Atlantic fisherman, furniture maker, and now the recently retired Pat Lawless is Ireland’s only entrant in the solo nonstop Golden Globe Race 2022. Just as in the first GGR in 1968, the current race is the most extreme test of seamanship, endurance, courage and mental resilience
Rooftop Solar Panels could soon be exempt from planning permission
Proposed planning exemptions for rooftop solar panels on homes and other non- domestic buildings such as farms have been published by Minster of state Peter Burke. The proposed revisions to the existing exemptions mean houses and suitable businesses regardless of location will soon be able to install rooftop solar panels without any planning permission requirements. The exemptions would include rooftops of homes, educational buildings, places of worship, health buildings, farms, and
2022 Munster Maths and Science Family Fair
The 2022 Munster Maths and Science Family Fair will be held in Mallow on October 16th. The annual event, first held in 2010, attracts approximately 4000 primary and secondary school children and parents/guardians from across Munster as visitors to each event. This STEM event features exhibitors from Industry that highlight the science and innovation that underpin their technologies and products. The focus of the annual fair is to showcase the fun side of science and to show how it is used in the things
Portalis invites you to explore ‘The First Settlers of County Waterford’
As part of a series of cross-border network events, representatives from Wales, Ireland and international experts are coming together to discuss ‘The First Settlers of County Waterford’ on Thursday, 21 July at 7pm in The Granville Hotel, Waterford. The free public seminar, hosted by the Portalis project, will include a fascinating look at archaeology and climate change, and a discussion about how our Irish and Welsh coastal communities and their visitors can best work together to preserve our natural and
Walton Institute provides digitalisation roadmap to Irish agri industry
On Monday 11 July Walton Institute proudly launched the AgriDISCRETE Digitalisation Roadmap in a special event attended by Martin Heydon, TD, Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, with responsibility for Research & Development, Farm Safety and New Market Development. The roadmap is one of the key outputs of the two-year AgriDISCRETE project, outlining opportunities to increase digitalisation in the Irish agri-food supply chain, informing the further development of
Calling all leaders
Waterford Chamber is now taking enrolment for the next Regional Leaders Programme, which now boasts an alumni of over 250 participants. The Regional Leaders Programme is designed to develop leaders for the future in the South East Region, in collaboration with Waterford Chamber Skillnet and Bausch + Lomb. Created by the business community, for the business community, it is aimed at professionals who want to develop their leadership competencies and will benefit companies seeking to increase the capacity of
All systems go for Toys4Engineers week
Momentum is building for Toys4Engineers week, which takes place from October 3rd to 7th with a host of online events, as well as the return of our live conference and expo at SETU Arena on Thursday, October 6th. There are lots of ways you can get involved: Expo (Oct 6th 9am to 3pm) – 2m, 4m & 6m stands available (€400, €450 & €500 + Vat respectively). Bring along your ‘toys’ and showcase your company’s innovation while meeting with over 100 other exhibitors, as well as attendees.We have a Green theme to
Small Benefit Exemption waiver extended
As employers look at summer incentives, we wanted to advise that the Small Benefit Exemption that previously only allowed one incentive to be issued per year was waived for 2020 and 2021 and continues for 2022, providing the maximum (cumulative) value of the two incentives cannot exceed €500. So, in respect to the Waterford Shop Local Gift Vouchers, which we are encouraging you to avail of for your summer and Christmas incentives, you can gift your employees with vouchers a number of times throughout the
Waterford Chamber backs National Smart Specialisation Strategy
Waterford Chamber has welcomed the Government’s announcement of the National Smart Specialisation Strategy, which is a new plan to identify opportunities for investment in every region in the country. The publication of the plan is a pre-requisite for Ireland to receive €396 million from the European Commission to support regional investment through the European Regional Development Fund. According to Gerald Hurley, CEO Waterford Chamber, “This is a most welcome boost, not just for industry but also for
Waterford City and County Development Plan commended by Office of the Planning Regulator
Following the adoption of the Waterford City and County Development Plan 2022-2028 by elected members of Waterford City and County Council, the Office of the Planning Regulator (OPR) has commended the local authority on ‘a coherent and appropriate strategy for the delivery of key national planning objectives including the promotion of compact growth and town and village centre regeneration.’ The Plan, prepared by WCCC Planning Authority, is a statutory planning document, made in accordance with Section
Waterford Credit Union launch their new office in Tramore
Waterford Credit Union are delighted to officially launch our new office in Tramore on Saturday 16th July between 1.00 – 4.00pm. Since the merge between Waterford Credit Union and Tramore Credit Union at the end of 2019, we have been unable to celebrate both credit unions coming together due to Covid restrictions. We are excited to finally welcome the local community in Tramore and surrounding areas to join us for a day of celebration and fun. WLRfm will broadcast live on the day and we’ll also be
Home Instead Waterford urges care for older people in the summer
With the welcome rise in temperatures and the country optimistic for a good summer, advisory warnings for exposure to the sun and the effects of the heat are sure to follow. However, according to Home Instead Waterford, older people are at increased risk of heat related illness, especially if they live alone, have medical conditions or take certain medicines. In many cases being frail, not able to move as easily or having dementia can affect an older person’s ability to take adequate care of themselves in
3D Printing Services for Business – Prototyping and Training
3DWIT, an initiative of SEAM research centre, is an Enterprise Ireland supported company based in the Industrial Estate. It offers prototyping and manufacturing services in a variety of materials including plastics and metals. 3DWIT also facilitates a range of training programmes suitable for all industry audiences, from absolute beginners all the way to experienced engineers, designers, production technicians and business professionals. Please contact the Centre Manager, Carlos Pando, to discuss what
Chambers Ireland welcomes the Summer Economic Statement, but expresses some concerns
Chambers Ireland, the voice of business throughout Ireland, largely welcomes the government’s plan for Budget 2023 as outlined in today’s (4 July 2022) Summer Economic Statement, but expresses some concerns about the focus. Speaking after the launch of the statement, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive, Ian Talbot said, “The strong emphasis on infrastructure in the Summer Economic Statement is welcome, many of the difficulties that employers and workers are experiencing have arisen as a result of insufficient
Waterford City Bikeshare scheme launched
Newly elected Mayor of Waterford City and County, Councillor John O’Leary officially launched the new Transport for Ireland (TFI) Bike Share Scheme at Arundel Square in the City. TFI Bikes is a self-service bike rental service, with stations conveniently located throughout Waterford City, making it easy to get around, whether it’s for commuting to work, meeting friends, or doing some sight-seeing. There are 14 Bike stations and 220 bikes located in key areas around the city, including at SETU, University
Irish Water calls on Waterford contractors to consider applying for new accreditation scheme
July 1 2022 - Irish Water has launched a new Experience Based Accreditation Scheme that will be available for Experienced Contractors in Waterford. The scheme will accredit Experienced Contractors to deliver new water services infrastructure in public roads for housing developers. This is the latest initiative as part of Irish Water’s commitment to support the delivery of housing across Ireland. The scheme supports the efficient delivery of essential water services infrastructure in the public road by
Waterford Welcome Ambassadors make welcome return to Waterford
The Waterford Welcome Ambassadors are back to offer a genuine and local céad míle fáilte to visitors to Waterford. After a two year hiatus, the Waterford Welcome Ambassadors are a welcome sight on the streets of the city and county. Welcome Ambassadors offer visitors all the local tips on the range of things there are to see and do as well as advising them on places to eat and how to get to the many spectacular locations and attractions throughout County Waterford. The Mayor of Waterford City and
‘Re-Fashioning the Future’ with Smart Materials
Led by Walton Institute, Re-Fashioning the Future is a workshop series supported by Creative Ireland and Waterford City & County Council. A community of traditional textile craft practitioners with experts from Walton’s new Electronic Textiles (E-textiles) Lab are collaboratively exploring and investigating e-textiles with the Lilypad sewable range of electronic components, conductive fabrics, and conductive thread. Re-Fashioning the Future aims to engage traditional craft/textile makers in e-textiles
‘Irreplaceable’ Waterford Carer honoured for work in the local community
Home Instead has honoured Waterford woman Eleanor Fox for her work with the most vulnerable people in the community, by naming her as the 2022 Munster CAREGiver of the Year. The care company, which cares for in excess of 350 clients in Waterford, runs the annual carer recognition awards to reflect the incredible work that carers do right across the country, helping to keep older people safe and well in their own homes and communities. Eleanor, who has worked for Home Instead for 13 years, was
Regional Leaders Programme 2021-2022 closing lunch
Guests at the Waterford Chamber Regional Leaders Programme closing lunch at Faithlegg were left uplifted and inspired following an address from the inimitable Jack Kavanagh this week. In 2012 Jack Kavanagh suffered a life changing spinal cord injury leaving him with 15% muscle function. In the years since, Jack has challenged the perceived limitations of his situation and spoke openly and honestly about the challenges and opportunities he has faced in subsequent years. In 2019 Jack was awarded as one
Waterford City and County Council launches Waterford Digital Strategy for 2022-2026
The Waterford Digital Strategy was produced by Waterford City and County Council in collaboration with local and national stakeholders, and sets out the vision and key focus areas for the county for the next four years. The Waterford Digital Strategy aims to enhance the digital maturity of the county and mobilise its strengths to become a smart, inclusive, and innovative place to live, work and visit. The strategy will initiate, and support, the development of actions that lead to a connected and
RelateCare creating 280 new jobs in Tralee expansion
Friday, 17 June, 2022: Irish healthcare communications consultancy and outsourcing organisation RelateCare is creating 280 jobs in its new facility in Tralee, it has been announced. This expansion is supported by Enterprise Ireland. The first 30 of the 280 new staff have just been hired and are working at the Tralee hub of RelateCare which is located on the campus of the Munster Technological University. Work to recruit 250 additional management executives, support-function staff and front-line
Planning permission granted for new facility at The Haven Hotel
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Bord Pleanála has upheld the decision by Waterford City and County Council and has granted permission for the underground function room and associated works. We are already planning to start building in September/October 2023, with a scheduled opening in late spring 2024, 60 years after Jean and the late John Kelly opened the doors. We cannot thank our thousands of supporters enough - without you; this wouldn't be happening. It is an excellent day for Dunmore
500 additional fleet vehicles sought for Government funded Greener HGV programme
ENERGY and telematics experts are reaching out to fleet companies nation-wide and encouraging them to get involved in the grant-aided Greener HGV programme designed to help them cut harmful emissions and save up to 10 per cent on soaring fuel bills. A 30% technology software and hardware grant is available to Irish fleet companies who sign up to the landmark Government-funded initiative. It aims to fit 1,000 fleet vehicles across Ireland with smart telematics. Further details on how to apply are
Mount Congreve awarded over €1m additional funding under the Rural Regeneration and Development Fund
Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys TD has announced €1,125,135 grant funding will be made available for the redevelopment and restoration of Mount Congreve Estate, in addition to €3,726,00 granted in 2019 under the Rural Regeneration & Development Fund (RRDF) and Project Ireland 2040. The additional funding has been welcomed by Waterford City and County Council. Michael Quinn, Director of Services for Economic Development, WCCC said the additional investment in Mount
Gala on the Greenway for Best of Waterford Awards 2022
The sun shone in Kilmacthomas on Thursday as the winners of WLR’s “Best of Waterford Awards 2022” were unveiled. Over the past six weeks, listeners across the city and county voted in their thousands on WLRFM.com, for their favourite local businesses, services and trades people across 13 categories. The shortlist was unveiled last week, and on June 9th, the overall category winners were announced at a ceremony in Coach House Coffee hosted by WLR’s Vinny Bradley and Mary O’Neill. The Best of
Waterford Hospice - Sunflower Days
If you missed our collection days, you can still support Waterford Hospice Sunflower Days by dedicating a sunflower in our Virtual Sunflower Remembrance Garden at www.togetherforhospice.ie/sunflowerdays throughout the month of June. Together for Hospice, The National Hospice Movement is the national fundraising body for 26 hospice and specialist palliative care providers nationwide and every euro raised locally, stays in locally.
Network Magazine - Issue 19
IN THIS ISSUE:Under the microscope - Professor Veronica Campbell, SETU's first PresidentSETU — a regional gamechangerSETU will establish the south east as the place of choice for talent and investmentCareer u-turn for brave TraceyWorking from Home and the Hybrid ChallengeSpring review with Waterford CouncilPTSB — Simple banking solutions for small businessesOfficeMaster takes on Promotive’s customer baseWaterford businesses committed to green agendaUrban Forest at Airport Business ParkFast fashion is no
Commercial Director appointed at Mount Congreve Gardens and Waterford Treasures
Mount Congreve Gardens and Waterford Treasures Museums are delighted to announce the appointment of Sara Dolan as its new Commercial Director. In this newly created position, Sara will play a pivotal role in delivering on the tourism attractions' growth agenda, ensuring the continued delivery of world-class visitor experiences while working alongside the attractions management teams to further elevate Waterford’s position on the domestic and global tourism map. Sara Dolan returns to her native
WDN InvincABLE Fitness Inclusion Award 2022
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Tramore Eco Group (TEG) launch Dunes Project
‘Death by a Thousand Cuts’ - Coastal Habitats in grave danger Tramore Eco Group (TEG) launched its dunes project with a ‘Vision Walk’ in an attempt to raise awareness of the urgent need to protect Tramore’s local and national treasure, the Sand Dunes. What is meant by the ‘thousand cuts’? It is the day-to-day, mostly human activities, such as trampling, dog walking, riding, camping and lighting fires, considered local and low impact, and therefore not raising concern. However, it is these repeated
Local Enterprise Office launches 'Your Waterford'
Local Enterprise Office, Waterford recently launched its latest programme for assisting businesses in Waterford. ‘Your Waterford’ showcases some of the best quality products and services designed or produced in Waterford. It provides the platform which many businesses do not currently have access to. The Local Enterprise Office often describes itself as a ‘First Stop Shop’ for business, now it has created a ‘First Stop Shop’ website for local business to display its wares and customers to find the right
Waterford Chamber welcomes latest Waterford Airport development
Commenting on the latest Waterford Airport development, Gerald Hurley, CEO Waterford Chamber said: “The chaos at Dublin Airport at the weekend has proven to people why regional airports are so important and a positive investment plan announcement couldn’t be timelier. “Waterford is being marketed internationally through Visit Waterford as a major tourist destination and this investment and the runway extension which will follow, will open up the whole region for commercial travel. “From a business
Waterford Chamber meeting with Ivana Bacik
Waterford Chamber held a positive and engaging meeting with Ivana Bacik TD, Leader of the Labour Party, this week where we discussed the challenges and opportunities for Waterford.
A new era for the south east of Ireland as South East Technological University opens its doors
Today (1 May) is a day of new beginnings for the south east of Ireland as the region’s first university officially comes into existence. The Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris officially signed the order under the Technological Universities Act 2018 to establish South East Technological University (SETU) on the first day of May. “This really is a red letter day for the south east. Now for the first time a university stands in the south east. This
Time to leverage University City opportunity says Waterford Chamber
As the South East Technological University (SETU) officially opens its doors on May 1st, Waterford Chamber welcomes the appointment of new President Prof Veronica Campbell, who brings a wealth of experience to the role. According to Gerald Hurley, CEO Waterford Chamber: “Prof Campbell brings vast experience in senior academic and management roles in higher education in Ireland and abroad and her particular background in cell biology, pharmacology and tissue engineering is most fitting in terms of research
Lunchtime clean-up on Earth Day
Waterford Chamber is asking all businesses to take part in their Lunch Time Clean-up as part of Earth Day on Thursday, April 22nd. The Great Global Clean-up is a worldwide campaign to remove billions of pieces of trash from neighbourhoods, beaches, rivers, lakes, trails, and parks — reducing waste and plastic pollution, improving habitats, and preventing harm to wildlife and humans. This program aims to continue clean ups every day of the year for a brighter, greener, and cleaner planet. Waterford Chamber
Network Magazine - Issue 18
IN THIS ISSUE:TQS Integration best in class - Máire Quilty searching for pastures newTime to say goodbye - end of an era as Parlour Vintage Tea Rooms closeRoyal Visit - Charles and Camilla meet business community The Business of NetworkingVisual merchandising tips for small and medium retailersWorld-class research at Walton InstituteSure Valley Ventures launches €113m Software Technology Venture Capital FundBright start to 2022 for WaterfordDecarbonising Irish Transport with Natural GasWaterford Greenway
TQS Integration takes top prize at Waterford Business Awards
TQS Integration was named Overall Waterford Business of the Year at the Waterford Business Awards today Friday, March 4th by Mayor of Waterford City & County, Cllr Joe Kelly, during a live virtual awards ceremony. The global consulting, engineering and technology company also picked up the Business of the Year (150+ employees) award during the live streamed event. TQS Integration, a Cognizant Company, is a global data solutions company headquartered in Co Waterford, providing real-time data
Portalis – exploring the earliest connection between Ireland and Wales
The €1.95 million project aims to raise awareness, protect shared cultural and natural heritage and support sustainable engagement, establishing two new experiential tourism and cultural cross-border networks. Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT)’s School of Humanities leads a new transdisciplinary pilot project exploring the earliest connection between Ireland and Wales. Portalis maps the story of the first human journey between Ireland and Wales dating back to the Mesolithic period, in the context of
Action packed calendar of events for Toys4Engineers week
After a two year absence, Toys4Engineers live expo and conference will return on WIT Arena on Thursday, October 6th, bringing together companies from all over Ireland to showcase their latest innovations and technology. The expo and conference will be one of the highlights on the calendar for the week long event, which will also feature Meet the Buyer appointments, industry training, a school’s career seminar and also a career guidance event for parents whose children may be interested in careers in
Network Magazine - Issue 17
IN THIS ISSUE:Robert Finnegan - A man on a mission for WaterfordArcLabs: Inspiring & Supporting EntrepreneurshipHow HCS transformed their brandWorking towards a greener futureThe first step to decarbonising your businessHow to make your home more energy efficientPowering a greener ArdkeenStarting your Green Energy JourneyWhat do today’s workers really want?Jingle all the way in TramorePlus much more!READ HERE:https://issuu.com/waterfordchamber/docs/network_-_issue_17
Network Magazine - Issue 15
IN THIS ISSUE:Chamber of the Year 2021Riding High: Season of all seasons for Team De BromheadWhy Waterford is working for everyone10 top-rated tourist attractions this summerConnecting Business and EducationNot too big, not too small – Waterford is perfectly sizedFrom Waterford to the World with WaltonAward Winning Architecture and InteriorsCybersecurity advice from Radius TechnologiesThe benefits of volunteeringSkillnet 2021 Graduate Accelerator ProgrammeBusinesswomen win the day!An August Spraoi
Network Magazine - Issue 10
We are delighted to publish our first issue of 2020. In this issue: Grace O'Sullivan MEP on the Waterford Green Deal A Fresh Look at Waterford RetailSummary of supports available to SMEsBuilding a Greener WaterfordStyling the Future of RetailHealth & Safety Advice for Employers and ManagersNational award nominations for Chamber5 things companies can do to make themselves greenerBite-Size NewsPlus much more...Read online at https://issuu.com/waterfordchamber/docs/network_-_issue_10
