THE Clare Business Excellence Awards confirmed its status as the best business event in Clare. Hosted by Ennis Chamber with Clare County Council as lead sponsor, and The Clare Echo as its media partner, the glittering occasion held at the Inn at Dromoland on November 27, was a night of celebration for businesses from all …
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*Michael McGrath, Orlaith Lawler and Kevin O’Reilly. Photograph: Arthur Ellis BECKMAN COULTER have announced a €10m investment and the creation of 80 new jobs at its Irish site on the outskirts of Tulla.
With judging complete for this year’s Clare Business Excellence Awards, today (October 19, 2023) we announce our finalists.
Beckman Coulter is located in the heart of a great community in O’Callaghan’s Mills where it employs more than 500 people, making it one of the largest employers in the region.
*Beckman Coulter Senior Director Operations, Orlaith Lawler (left) pictured with colleagues including members of the company’s Diversity and Inclusion team. Beckman Coulter staff in east Clare last week wrapped up a month-long programme of Pride celebrations that included history, podcasts, a wear your Pride colours competition – and even special Pride donuts.
*Karen Sweeney, Regional Communications Executive of Western Development Commission and Allan Mulrooney, Head of Communications, WDC and AEC Development. Photograph: James Connolly A new online jobs portal aimed at attracting professionals and their families to make new lives in Co. Clare and the West of Ireland has been launched.
An East Clare company has been named as the winner in the Best Employee and Wellbeing Strategy in the HR Leadership and Management Awards 2020.
A mist of purple rain has descended on top of one of East Clare’s biggest employers as part of efforts to raise money for cancer research.
A Clare medical technology manufacturing facility is involved in the development of antibody tests for the detection of COVID-19.
*Pat Breen. Photograph: Joe Buckley A Junior Minister in the 32nd Dáil, Pat Breen (FG) has expressed his pride with the drop in unemployment figures but maintained big job losses in the county would not hurt his vote.
