More than 150 delegates attended the 2024 edition of the Irish Waste Management Conference, held on Thursday, 14th March, at the Aviva Stadium. Dr. Geraldine Brennan, along with Government and industry representatives, provided insightful input on the progress and implementation of the circular economy in waste management in Ireland. Dr.…
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Earlier this month, the WCEF2024 brought more than 1,500 frontrunners of circularity to Brussels, Belgium. The event was followed online by almost 8,000 people around the world from 158 countries. The forum, which took place in Brussels 15-18 April 2024, highlighted the importance of the EU’s role in accelerating the transition…
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Dublin 5th March – Guinness Enterprise Centre. CIRCULÉIRE this week partnered with Dublin City Council Economic Development office at the So Circular event designed to shine a light on the Circular and Social economy as part of Local Enterprise Week. This fun and lively gathering of over 100 delegates highlighted…
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An effective #ESG strategy can show that an organisation is reducing risks, bringing the potential to achieve business growth whilst benefiting the community and environment. The Environment Ireland #ESGForumIRL explored what ESG will mean for organisations and the benefits it can bring for both the private and public sectors. Addressing delegates at the ESG forum…
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On Tuesday 23rd of January 2024, the CIRCULÉIRE delivery team (led by Dr Geraldine Brennan and Ana Santos) hosted an insightful webinar where we demonstrated the findings of CIRCULÉIRE’s cross-sectoral good practice guide ‘Towards a Circular Economy of Water in Ireland‘ (CEW). The CEW was launched at the All-Ireland Water &…
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On Wednesday 15th of November 2023 the CIRUCLÉIRE team within Irish Manufacturing Research, were delighted to celebrate Science Week and welcome 26 of the girls from this year’s Transition Year group in Ard Scoil Chiarain Naofa from Clara in Co Offaly to IMR’s Mullingar facility. Members of the Circular Economy…
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