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Rachel Cunningham

Rachel Cunningham

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Journalist, Dublin Gazette

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Total articles 547

  • Cybersecurity service to create new jobs in next two years

    By Rachel Cunningham| Dublin Gazette Verified 6 A leading cybersecurity service provider is to create 20 new jobs in Cork and Dublin over the next two years. Paradyn Group expects to grow its revenues from €9m to €13m within this timeframe across Paradyn and Vault365, the data backup and recovery specialist. The new roles are being created in the areas of cybersecurity, network services and sales. This will enable the group to provide an enhanced service portfolio to its customers across both the Irish and UK markets.

    By Rachel Cunningham · Dublin Gazette

    Nov. 30, 2024

  • Dublin among Europe’s most stressful and expensive cities

    By Rachel Cunningham| Dublin Gazette Verified 6 Dublin is one of the most stressful cities in Europe to work in, according to new research. A study by CVwizard analysed various factors impacting workers’ stress levels, including average working hours, commute times, cost of living, job availability and unemployment rates.  The European City Stress Index looked at various stress factors, identifying cities where long work hours, high living costs and difficult job markets are most common.

    By Rachel Cunningham · Dublin Gazette

    Nov. 29, 2024

  • Cybersecurity service to create new jobs in next two years

    By Rachel Cunningham| Dublin Gazette Verified 6 A leading cybersecurity service provider is to create 20 new jobs in Cork and Dublin over the next two years. Paradyn Group expects to grow its revenues from €9m to €13m within this timeframe across Paradyn and Vault365, the data backup and recovery specialist. The new roles are being created in the areas of cybersecurity, network services and sales. This will enable the group to provide an enhanced service portfolio to its customers across both the Irish and UK markets.

    By Rachel Cunningham · Dublin Gazette

    Nov. 30, 2024

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Dublin Gazette

The Dublin Gazette is Dublins leading free newspaper, out every Thursday with comprehensive coverage of the greater Dublin area.

+353 1 601 0240

Founded: 2004