Ireland.
Surplus food finds an organised next destination. A retired turbine blade becomes a bridge. A small widget carries part of the draught-pour experience inside a can. Useful second roles appear at very different scales.
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Connect surplus with somewhere useful.
Digital matching and governed collection give edible surplus a reliable recipient before disposal.
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Old blades. A new crossing.
In County Cork, the Re-Wind team used two retired wind-turbine blades as structural girders for a bridge on the Midleton–Youghal Greenway.
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The hidden invention inside the can.
A small device inside the can releases nitrogen when opened, carrying part of the pub-pour texture into packaged beer.
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Make a place where young people can build with code.
A free local club model lets young people build with technology through volunteer mentors, shared resources and a community that can start almost anywhere.
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Let a moving water column push the air.
An Irish wave-energy device uses the rise and fall of water to drive air through a turbine, taking a tested concept into a full-scale ocean trial.
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