Archive for August, 2011
Elves wanted
45 positions for Christmas season Santa Claus is looking for 45 elves to join his Christmas team at Rathwood, the destination shopping and activity centre on the Carlow/Wicklow border. 55 part-time and full-time people are employed at Rathwood but this number goes up to over 100 during the months leading up to Christmas, when the […]
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Irish horse charity IHWT (Irish Horse Welfare Trust) is launching a new Sponsor a Horse Scheme that will enable horse loving kids and families to participate in the rehabilitation work done by the charity at its farm in Woodenbridge, County Wicklow. “Our wish is to give people and families from all walks of life the […]
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Tags: animal welfare, Anthony Head, horse, horses, IHWT, Ireland, Irish horse charity, Irish Horse Welfare Trust, pony, PR, Practice PR, Sharon Newsome, sponsor, Wicklow, Woodenbridge
Brasserie le Pont believed to be first .mobi restaurant site for Dublin Brasserie le Pont, Dublin’s newest French restaurant on Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2 has launched its mobile webpages or a .mobi site. Brasserie le Pont is the brain child of restaurateur and General Manager Fiona Kelly and is also believed to be the first […]
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Tags: Brasserie le Pont, Evolution-e, Fiona Kelly, food, mobi website, mobile webpages, Stephen Quinn
Flight displays at Woodlands Falconry Destination shopping and activity centre Rathwood, in the Wicklow/Carlow border, will be for the first time running guided tours to Rathgall Hillfort in Coolkenno as part of the activities taking part around the county for Heritage Week. Running during Heritage Week, from Saturday 20th August to Sunday 28th August, a […]
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Tags: 2011, Archaeology, Carlow, Coolkenno, Excavations, guided tours, Heritage Week, hillfort, Ireland, PR Ireland, Practice PR, Press Release, Rathgall Fort, Rathgall hillfort, Rathwood, Wicklow
Meadows and Byrne lifestyle store and Blarney Woollen Mills restaurant deal for Tom Doyle Supplies
Flooring projects in Clonakilty and Blarney worth €135,000 Wexford based flooring specialist Tom Doyle Supplies has been selected by retail and hospitality group Blarney Woollen Mills to supply flooring materials for three projects in the Cork area. The first project is the recently completed renovation of the Mill Room restaurant at Blarneys flagship store in […]
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Tags: Blarney Woollen Mills, business, Cork, deal, flooring project, hospitality, Meadows & Byrne, Mill Room Restaurant, PR Ireland, Press Release, retail, Tom Doyle Supplies, Wexford
Little Chefs at Rathwood
The Little Chefs Club at destination shopping and activities centre Rathwood, in the Wicklow/Carlow border, is hosting cooking classes for kids every second Saturday of each month, in addition to Rathwood’s Cookie Baking classes for the little ones. The Little Chefs classes are taught by head chef Jimmy and aimed at 5-12 year olds. They […]
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Tags: activities, Carlow, children, cookie baking, cooking, cooking classes for kids, cooking lessons, food, kids, PR Wicklow, Rathwood, Tullow, Wicklow
Press Release – Infor SCM Demand Planning to Improve Forecasting, Inventory and Service for Global Pharmaceutical Company Infor, a leading provider of business application software serving more than 70,000 customers, today announced that global pharmaceutical organisation, Mundipharma International, has selected Infor SCM Demand Planning to improve the alignment of supply and demand across eight European […]
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Tags: business application software, business software, Infor, Mundipharma International, SCM Demand Planning
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Technology and the Riots
Following the riots in Britain, many media commentators have pointed to technology and social media as not only mere tools used by rioters but even the ‘cause’ of the trouble. According to The Telegraph, technology ‘fuelled’ the riots and was used to ‘incite’ and film the violence. The Economist called them ‘The Blackberry riots’. You […]
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Tags: Blackberry, Facebook, PR, PR Ireland, social media, social networks, technology, Twitter, UK riots, You Tube