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‘Tis the season to indulge and impress, and what better way than with a bounteous cheese course?

The AbbVie Stem Prize offers schools the chance to win Stem-related materials valued at €30,000

In the collaborative world of Connected Hubs, companies can create a shared culture that leads to all sorts of connections, from real life meetings, to friendships formed at the coffee station and a sense of community that goes way beyond the workplace

Mason Hayes & Curran

Cool cuts, coloured stones, a ring inspired by Dublin’s Ha’penny Bridge and growing its male customer base, family jeweller Boodles is celebrating its relative values with a new brand association with the Spencer sisters, Princess Diana’s twin nieces

The financial regulation team at business law firm Mason Hayes & Curran, who operate at the forefront of the evolving fintech scene in Ireland, talk through the industry insights they see as important to fast-scaling disruptive fintech businesses and investors alike

Mark Kramer is the keynote speaker at Ibec’s inaugural S in ESG Summit on November 30th

Despite all the modern advances in heating technology, we are still inexplicably drawn to the allure of a flame-effect fire says interior designer Geri O’Toole of Geri Designs

With a renowned work life balance, a quantum of opportunity for career progression and a strong pipeline of talent, is it any wonder US advertising tech company Kargo chose Waterford as its European home?

To tackle the climate crisis, corporates need to set science-based targets aligned to a 1.5˚C future and have credible Climate Transition Plans to achieve this. This is key to managing long term success in business

The corporate sustainability reporting directive will come into force soon. Here’s how your company should prepare

Science with a more human touch is opening up the vast subject to all. This year’s Science Week is an opportunity to see it in the everyday and hear from Irish research teams working on artificial intelligence, biodiversity and even the sequencing of plant DNA to reduce food waste

Three in four employees surveyed engaged in upskilling in the past year

Companies with up to 50 employees that have an agenda to grow and scale internationally can now avail of the expertise, including training and access to grants, of their Local Enterprise Office

Lough Ree Access for All strives to ensure that the mental and physical health benefits of the outdoors, in particular the blue space, are available to people w

Recovery Haven Kerry, located in Tralee, is a volunteer led, community- based organisation providing a range of psychological, emotional and practical supports

Her luxury brand Rashhiiid is worn by scene-setters in LA and taste-makers in Seoul, rapper Doja Cat is her biggest fan and her personal appeal is potent. Innovative Irish designer Rachel Maguire is a name to watch out for

Planning approval has been granted for the North Connacht 110kV Project by Eirgrid, following extensive consultations with the local community

From upskilling for a new job to preparing for a promotion, there are plenty of reasons to acquire this globally accredited degree

Micro-credentials, a short-form learning option, offer enterprise an easy way to upskill a workforce. Quality assured and accessible it’s a very time-efficient approach that will increase the ability of your existing talent pool

Eighth-generation stonemasons, siblings Killian and Petra O’Flaherty, tell Kate Demolder about the resurgence in their craft

Gems of our musical and folkloric heritage have turned up in all manner of places, writes Dáibhí Ó Cróinín, who tracks the discovery of some of these troves

Heritage at Play uses the popular plastic bricks to engage children in our built heritage, writes Emer Roche

Winter is coming and there's a whole season of viewing pleasures ahead. Bed down with a sleek Sky Glass TV and enjoy the best shows to bookmark and hibernate with this season

Finders are not keepers but we’re all the richer for that as citizen archeologists’ finds and reporting of artefacts help join the dots of our past, writes Gemma Tipton

There is huge appetite for Irish-language content online, writes schoolteacher and TikTok star Seamus Lehane

Traditional crafts that have deep historical roots are enjoying a resurgence in fashion and the arts, writes Deanna O’Connor

The 1924 Tailteann Games showcased newly independent Ireland’s unique culture to the world. Paul Rouse examines their impact and asks if the idea could be reprised

Specialised conservation courses offer life-long learning in a heritage area you are interested in

Ethereal and evocative, uilleann pipes take hundreds of hours of focussed, skilled work, instrument maker Derrick Gleeson tells Sandra O’Connell

Virtual SIM cards will not only cut down on waste and slim down the size of mobile phones, but also allow a business that changes provider to configure its entire estate of devices remotely

The groundbreaking research has already found uses in heart health, as well as car and aeronautical design

Chris Kelly is chief executive of EasyGo, which provides EV charging to businesses, homes and locations in your community

EasyGo’s plan to bring increase the number of EV charging points requires key infrastructure, a strong sales team and access to finance

How the women of Lidl are bringing skills and gender balance to its construction and property roles

Why customer-obsessed companies are unlocking greater growth potential

: Shared experiences helps companies to foster a more equitable, diverse and inclusive workplace

Industries can drive down their carbon footprint by using the problem-solving capabilities of IoT. Urban Volt’s solar energy for business strategy, supported by Vodafone IoT, is one such option that appeals to those in both finance and ESG departments

Make home improvements easy with the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland’s (SEAI) One Stop Shop solution. If your home is rated ber F for freezing, it might be time to call in the experts who will manage the entire process start to finish