Judith O’Doherty of OCO Global, will deliver a key presentation during Session 2 of Donegal Connect 2021 and here we profile her work to date and some of her thoughts on the future of investment in Donegal.
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The efforts of individuals, families and community groups across Ireland in ensuring the preservation, protection and promotion of Ireland’s built, natural and cultural heritage were recognised at the National Heritage Awards ceremony that was hel...
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Niamh Walsh is the founder and director of TDL Horizons who specialize in Tourism Consultancy, focusing on sales and valuations of hotel and tourism resort properties nationwide. The company was established in March 2021 and has hit the ground run...
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The 41st Annual MacGill School will be online for the second year but this will not deter it from being as relevant and as thought-provoking and as broad ranging as it ever was.
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Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys TD, has today announced additional funding of almost €3.5 million for 12 projects supported by the Rural Regeneration and Development Fund (RRDF). The projects include the rejuvena...
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Following on from the success of last year’s virtual event and the keen interest from audiences across the world, Donegal Connect 2021 has been officially launched with an exciting Programme of Events to take place virtually on Thursday October 28th.
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Edel MacBride is an award-winning designer, entrepreneur, philanthropist and more. Having been involved in the craft and design industry since the tender age of 11, (to source funds for a trip to Dublin!) craft is in her DNA. Edel’s story abou...
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Minister for Rural and Community Development, Heather Humphreys TD, and Minister of State, Joe O’Brien TD, have today announced a Budget package worth €376 million for 2022.
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Budget 2022 sets out to help businesses get back on their feet as we reopen the economy and society, to prepare them for the future and to help families and workers with the cost of living.
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Retail businesses are invited to take part in Department of Enterprise Trade and Employment (DETE) research into the challenges and opportunities facing the retail sector in Ireland.
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