Any plans for October? We’ll be at Employee Benefits Live, Goodbody Tech Summit, and the flagship @SaaStock in Dublin next month. RSVP for plenty of great gifting insights. 🎁 #EBLive22
The Goodbody Tech Summit 2022 is off to a good start, >50 companies, >50 investors with portfolio values of €60bn in value. Fascinating insights and @cooper_m MC'ing 💪
@WeAreTUDublin optometry students screening children for reduced vision. Well done, Duncan Rogers ophthalmologist, Olivia King orthoptist, @conroyshane optometrist & the Grangegorman primary care team engaging our students to ensure children's eyecare needs are met during Covid👀
Our paper just published: School performance and undetected and untreated visual problems in schoolchildren in Ireland; a population-based cross-sectional study #education#school#vision#eyes https://t.co/1whPRy8Qxz
For those into chess, especially with the very good recent Netflix series - The Queen’s Gambit, here is great article by about my chess playing nieces https://t.co/rtuZoketai
The #EUeic Investor Day with @euronext_ie is 🔛
1️⃣6️⃣ #SMEs from 1️⃣1️⃣ countries will pitch their #innovative ICT & health sector solutions!
Follow the event live, attend the seminars & find out who's the winner of the pitching sessions 👉🏻 https://t.co/rBS2z7eTpT
#EICAccelerator
1/ There's a clear gap in govt support (see table) for 🇮🇪 1900+ high-growth companies employing 45k ppl.
Our research indicates 80% need emergency working capital to avoid major job losses.
Learn more & join the call for Emergency Liquidity supports: https://t.co/ld7NnxPCna
Our new paper published today. Promoting time outdoors during daylight (>2hrs/day) is vital to reduce myopia risk in children. Encouraging outdoor activity during school in winter is recommended. #IrelandEyeStudy#myopia@WeAreTUDublin https://t.co/BxnLaaAoNT
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Today’s Sunday Times report on the latest published paper from my wife @SiofraHarringt2 ‘s significant and the first ever Ireland Eye Study of children’s eye health involving over 1,600 children in schools around Ireland. #optometry#childrenshealth
Second paper from the Ireland Eye Study published in the British Journal of Ophthalmology. Myopia in Irish schoolchildren was associated with screen-time, sedentary lifestyle, obesity, and less time outdoors during daylight. https://t.co/6NUr2c9PYT