A new video shared by Wexford County Council shows in the detail the proposed development at Trinity Wharf. The Trinity Wharf site will facilitate a new sustainable urban quarter with high-quality public realm, mix of modern office space, hotel, leisure and residential, a landmark cultural building, 58 residential units and a multi-storey car park. Read more
Butler Gallery has developed a fantastic exhibition response to five time Oscar© nominated Cartoon Saloon’s new animated film My Father’s Dragon, directed by Nora Twomey. Read more
A new remote working hubs brochure has been launched for County Wexford. Read more
The South East BIC are hosting an in-person seminar to help early stage businesses understand the funding journey with advice from entrepreneurs who have been through it. Read more
This weekend Waterford will celebrate winning the 2021 Irish Times award for being the Best Place to Live in Ireland. Read more
Cahir Castle, one of Ireland’s largest and best-preserved castles, is the winner of the fifth edition of the EUFCN Location Award, the award for best European location in the film and TV industries organized by EUFCN – The European Film Commissions Network. Read more
The latest IDA results for the South East region show that there has been continued resilience in the existing FDI base in the region during 2021 with some new name investments also being added. Read more
Boxworks, co-working space and business hub in Waterford, has been nominated as Business Hub of the Year in the Digital Business Ireland awards 2021. Read more
Horizon Therapeutics today announced $140,000 in scholarships to help economically disadvantaged students from Waterford Institute of Technology and Trinity College Dublin cover their non-tuition expenses. Read more
Greenlink has awarded the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for the Greenlink electricity interconnector project to a consortium comprised of Siemens Energy AG (Siemens Energy) and Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd (Sumitomo Electric). Read more