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Irish Co-operative Organisation Society launches guide on how to start a co-op

The Irish government is also planning 'a complete overhaul' of the existing legislation on co-operatives

Lakeland Diaries reports €1bn group revenues

The co-op says it is prepared to face the market challenges ahead

Covid brings more churn to the dairy co-op sector

How has the pandemic affected an already turbulent market?

Co-op movement pays tribute to John Hume

The Northern Irish peacemaker had a background in co-operative values from his work with credit unions

CFCFE research suggests tips for credit unions hosting online AGMs

The briefing paper looks at ways to identify and resolve compliance issues

CFCFE research prize goes to Cork researchers

The team from Cork University Business School will present their findings next year

Irish parties and co-op policy

As talks continue to create Ireland's next coalition government, Patrick Doyle says co-operators should use party…

Covid 19: Updates from the co-op movement, 3 April

Updates from Ireland, Canada, the USA and India

Centre for Community Finance Europe launches Credit Union Research Prize

Entries are open to doctoral and post doctoral researchers

Irish credit unions embark on digital transformation

Capital Credit Union, Credit Union Plus and Tullamore Credit Union are adopting fintech software from Temenos

Interview: Erskine Holmes, a born co-operator

Co-op News talks to a stalwart of the co-op movement to mark his 80th birthday

Ireland’s first co-housing project looks for finance

The project was inspired by Lilac, a successful housing community in Leeds