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BAFTA Awards Nominations: Graham Norton, Sharon Horgan and Róis<unk> n Gallagher
Graham Norton, Sharon Horgan and Róisn Gallagher are among the Irish stars nominated for this year’s BAFTA Television Awards. The nominations were announced on Wednesday ahead of the awards ceremony which takes place on Sunday, May 12 at London’s Royal Festival Hall. Today&#x27;s top videos STORY CONTINUES BELOW Graham Norton’s late-night chat show has been shortlisted in the Comedy Entertainment category.
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UCD Annenberg School appoints David McCourt as Adjunct Full Professor
David McCourt has been at the forefront of technology, media, and telecommunications for over 30 years. He will deliver lectures on AI, technology, entrepreneurship, and leadership to students across all levels. The impact of digital technology will be transformative for global society and business.
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The First Neolithic Boats in the Mediterranean
Excavation of Canoe 5 has been reviewed according to Science X&#x27;s editorial process and policies. Many of the most important civilizations in Europe originated on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. In this study, Juan F. Gibaja of the Spanish National Research Council, Barcelona and colleagues provide new insights into the history of seafaring technology.
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Trading Reimagined by Exegy
Technology has driven markets forward in recent years, and newer advances in data, compute, and artificial intelligence are poised to build upon that progress. One panelist’s opening line was “AI is the answer. What’s the question?” Kevin McPartland, Coalition Greenwich The Big Picture panel on March 11 at FIA Boca discussed technology in the context of how it has enabled substantially higher volumes.
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Working From Home - Emma Vaughan, 34, Runs a Beauty Salon
Emma Vaughan, 34, lost her job 20 weeks pregnant Credit: Supplied 4 The mum-of-two created a cosy “ski lodge aesthetic” on a budget. The decision has meant that Emma is now serving more clients than ever. Emma, from Leeds, initially invested £3,300 to have a shed erected in her garden.
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Eir Unveiled 'eir for All' as its New Brand Identity
Eir has unveiled ‘eir for all’ as its new brand identity. The company will spend €2m on the company’s first rebrand from Eircom in 2015. Eir reported revenue of €1.3bn in 2023 and adjusted Ebitda of €591m.
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Chips Act Funding for Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing
The package will support more than $100bn (€92.08bn) in US investments from Intel. The money will help pay for equipment, research and development and advanced packaging projects at smaller facilities in Oregon and New Mexico. Intel has had a presence in Ireland for the past 30 years and operates a major chip-making facility in Co Kildare.
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Photo Credit OOHpod Facebook They have seven bases in the midlands
€5.4m in funding secured for the pacel holding and collection service OOHPOD. The business has seven collection centres around the midlands.
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Farmgate Cafe to Open in Lismore
FARMGATE, a popular restaurant in East Cork, has said that it will be “starting from scratch” in a new location this May. Owner Sally O’Brien told The Echo that in October of last year, flooding destroyed the premises that she and her mother owned in Midleton. The Farmgate Cafe was one of the many businesses destroyed by Storm Babet.
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US Companies in Ireland - The Housing Obstacle
ADVERTISEMENT Housing is seen as the main obstacle for US companies operating in Ireland, according to the American Chambers of Commerce. In the 12 months leading up to January 2024, the national Residential Property Price Index (RPPI) rose by 5.4%. According to recent data released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO), prices in Dublin were up 4.5%, while prices outside Dublin saw a larger increase of 6.1%.
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