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Twenty-two of Ireland’s top entrepreneurs and innovators presented new research breakthroughs to leading figures in business and industry at a special showcase at University of Galway.

Brendan Holland says he has been banging on about light rail for Galway city for decades, and that publication of a very positive, official feasibility study last week is a sort of vindication for him and his 22 colleagues on Galway’s tenacious Gluas Committee.

Chronic inflammation is a hidden culprit behind many health conditions, and while it serves a purpose in the body’s natural healing process, when it lingers, it can cause more harm than good.

Only six per cent of multinational companies planning to invest in Ireland are looking at the West, according to a new survey, despite strong economic growth and overall improving sentiment amongst foreign investors into Ireland.

Chanelle Pharma, Ireland’s largest manufacturer of generic pharmaceuticals for human and animal health, has announced the appointment of Angelo Gatto as CEO.

Award-winning aquatech start-up Konree Innovation is making waves with its ground-breaking deep science-led technology aimed at eliminating the issue of sea lice in salmon and fish farming.

Fianna Fáil candidate in the European Elections for the Midlands-North-West constituency, Deputy Barry Cowen, insists excessive regulation is stifling innovation in Ireland and in Europe.

Bord na Móna has announced a strategic collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) that will see AWS become the first business to join the Bord na Móna Eco Energy Park in the Midlands, subject to regulatory and planning consent.

by Claire Murphy

Oxygen is the elixir of life. From fuelling our cells to sustaining our organs, its importance to our overall wellbeing cannot be overstated. It's no surprise that both pharmaceuticals and skincare brands have been exploring ways to mimic the actions of oxygen to improve health and appearance. From healing to rejuvenation, oxygen plays a pivotal role in the way our bodies function. Pharmaceuticals have developed drugs and therapies to mimic oxygen's effects, promoting wound healing, reducing inflammation, and supporting various medical conditions. Similarly, skincare brands have integrated oxygen-mimicking ingredients into their products to enhance skin health, appearance, and vitality.