Kilkenny based Cartoon Saloon profits soar ahead of arrival on Netflix
Cartoon Saloon Ltd had a net profit of €1.18m for 2020, up from €452,161 in 2019. Read more
Innovation Spotlight – Unmake
Every month the Ireland South East Development Office will spotlight one of our most innovative companies. This week it’s Kilkenny based John Cleere from Unmake. Read more
Kilkenny Granted a World Crafts Council Craft City and Region
Kilkenny has been granted Craft City and Region status by the World Crafts Council, it’s only the fourth place in Europe to be awarded so. Read more
Kilkenny Arts Festival Kicks Off Today
The Kilkenny Arts Festival is taking place from the 5th to the 15th of August. Read more
Cartoon Saloon win Best Feature Film at last night’s IFTAs
Cartoon Saloon won Best Feature Film for Wolfwalkers at last night’s IFTAs. Read more
South East Regional Enterprise Plan 2021 – 2024: Have your say
Regional Enterprise Plans are an integral part of Ireland’s enterprise policy, aimed at driving economic growth and sustaining better standards of living throughout Ireland. Read more
Cartoon Saloon has been nominated for an Academy Award for its acclaimed ‘Wolfwalkers’
Ireland South East and Kilkenny based Cartoon Saloon has been nominated for an Academy Award for its acclaimed ‘Wolfwalkers’ in the best Animated Feature Film category. Read more
Centre for Design – cultivating design thinking
The Centre for Design (C4D) was established within the National Design Innovation Hub under the Regional Enterprise Development Programme. Read more
Funding announced for landmark North Quay’s development
Waterford City and County Council has welcomed the announcement of €80,600,000 funding from the Urban Regeneration Development Fund by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage and €30,000,000 from the National Transport Authority for infrastructural works for the development of the North Quays Strategic Development Zone site. Read more
VR Education’s Engage platform will help students affected by the pandemic.
Waterford-based VR Education has signed a deal with US company VictoryXR that will allow VR’s Engage platform to be used to help support students affected by the current coronavirus pandemic.