Ireland South East Innovative Companies Series – #1 Raceix
Every week the Ireland South East Development Office will profile one of our most innovative companies. This week it’s Waterford based start-up Raceix.
Every week the Ireland South East Development Office will profile one of our most innovative companies. This week it’s Waterford based start-up Raceix.
Nenagh is set for a welcome funding boost following the announcement of €9,525,000 to regenerate the town under the Urban Regeneration Development Fund. Read more
Engineering the South East is an industry-led cluster incorporating companies, education providers and government agencies working collectively to promote, support and develop engineering in all its forms for the benefit of the region. Read more
3DWIT is an initiative of the ISO 9001 accredited SEAM (South Eastern Applied Materials) Research Centre, a leading Enterprise Ireland Technology Gateway Centre based in WIT and headed by Dr. Ramesh Raghavendra. Read more
Keltech Engineering and the SEAM (South East Applied Materials) research centre in WIT have been nominated for an Industry Engagement Impact Award by KTI (Knowledge Transfer Ireland). Read more
The Ireland South East Development Office has welcomed the significant government investment announced for the South East region this week. Read more
The team at SEAM’s 3DWIT Centre have lent their expertise to the national fight against the Covid-19 outbreak by printing much required face shields for frontline workers. Read more
The first ever Geo Drilling Apprenticeship Programme, developed by Institute of Technology Carlow in conjunction with Geoscience Ireland, has been officially launched.
Toys4Engineers is a hugely important event to showcase the talent and innovation that exists within the engineering, tech and pharma industry on a national level.