The “Nights Candles are Burnt Out” Culture & Climate Conference, organized by The Hunt Museum in collaboration with Mary Immaculate College (MIC), served as a powerful catalyst for Read More
Over 100 primary school students went to battle with their custom-designed sumo wrestling robots at the 9th annual Analog Devices Primary School Robotics Competition this weekend. Read More
The rapidly growing team at Limerick-based sustainability firm, 20FIFTY Partners have been awarded €1.2 million in Horizon Europe funding to continue their internationally recognised Read More
As excitement builds for the biggest exhibition of its kind in Europe, Analog Devices (ADI), a gold sponsor of the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) since 2000, hosted a special Read More
The Hunt Museum is organising a county and city-wide Kite Power Festival as part of its current exhibition to highlight the power of wind as an
energy resource. Read More
Analog Devices International (ADI) has donated €132,500 to 54 educational, charitable and cultural organisations across Munster and Dublin as part of its Annual Community Read More
“Night’s Candles are Burnt Out” is the latest interactive and experiential exhibition to open at the Hunt Museum. This transformative exhibition hopes to spark conversations and Read More
A new research project highlights how industrial activity is intrinsically linked to the accessibility and availability of water and why a focus needs to be placed on decoupling the growth of Read More
The European School Chess Championships will make history in June 2024 as the first European chess championships to be held in Ireland. Read More
Ennis 2040 Designated Activity Company, established as a special purpose vehicle of Clare County Council, has announced the appointment of a collaborative design team to Read More