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Volvo Cars announced it is expanding its partnership with NVIDIA to unlock new levels of safety in automated driving technology in future cars from Volvo, building on the companies’ decade-long collaboration.
Guided by Volvo Cars’ pioneering safety knowledge and powered by the NVIDIA Hyperion sensor and compute architecture, the technology will enab...
Fermoy native Lorraine Hogan and her husband, Barry Good, are celebrating national recognition at the 2026 Irish Family Business Awards.
Lorraine has been nominated as a finalist for the Rising Star Award, while their family-run farm, De Gud Farm, near Kinsale, is shortlisted for Sustainable Family Business of the Year and Agri Family Business of the ...
The Irish Farmers’ Association and co-op representative body ICOS signed the Stockholm Declaration in Sweden last week with other farm leaders from across Europe.
It calls for a CAP budget maintained at least at its current level and adjusted for inflation, with genuinely ring-fenced funding. The CAP must remain a truly ‘Common’ policy, with its own...
Elevate Credit Union has launched ‘Broke, Budgeting & Beyond’, an engaging new financial literacy booklet created specifically to get young people talking openly about money management, budgeting, and financial wellbeing as they transition into third-level education.
Developed in partnership with marketing students from Munster Technological Uni...
Jaguar has announced a new partnership with Dublin Gallery Weekend 2026, Ireland’s biggest celebration of contemporary art, presented by the Contemporary Art Gallery Association (CAGA).
Taking place from Thursday 5 to Sunday 8 November 2026, Dublin Gallery Weekend brings together Ireland’s most dynamic artists and galleries for four days of contempo...