Surfshark’s quarterly analysis of global data breaches shows that Ireland ranks as the 39th most breached country in Q1 2026, with 260 thousand leaked accounts. Globally, a total of 210.3 million accounts were breached, with the US ranking first and amounting to 29% of all breaches from January through March. France takes second place, while India is […] Read more ›
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Conference tackles energy poverty and impartial delivery of one-stop-shop scheme EU legislation to decarbonise Ireland’s building stock, including residential homes, is set to be adopted into Irish law on 29 May 2026. Decarbonising Ireland’s building stock The Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) is the focus of a free conference hosted by the not-for-profit South East Energy […] Read more ›
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Irish employers are facing immediate compliance exposure as the EU Pay Transparency Directive moves toward transposition into Irish law, according to new data from HRLocker. Despite the government signalling that it will miss the EU’s 07 June transposition deadline, HRLocker warns that this does not buy employers extra time. As such, most organisations remain under-informed, […] Read more ›
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Greenvolt Next, part of the Greenvolt Group, a leading specialist in renewable energy solutions for the commercial and industrial sector, has announced the completion of a 2.2MWp ground-mounted solar farm at the Astellas Damastown facility in Dublin. Greenvolt Next delivered a high-impact renewable energy solution in just four months, a timeframe that is increasingly critical […] Read more ›
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TechFoundHer, Ireland’s leading force backing women to start, lead, and scale tech startups, has announced that its annual all day Summit has been chosen as the flagship event of Dublin Tech Week. Taking place on Friday, 29 May at the iconic Round Room in the Mansion House, Dublin, the TechFoundHer Summit will bring together a […] Read more ›
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Last month, Vodafone made telecoms history with Ireland’s first-ever mobile video call via satellite through a smartphone. Satellite video calls happen when data is beamed directly to and from satellites orbiting Earth. It means regular phone users in Ireland will soon be able to access the internet and make video calls via satellites, without needing […] Read more ›
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The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) is encouraging homeowners to upgrade their homes to make them more comfortable, healthier and less costly to run. This is timely advice as households look for ways to address higher energy costs ahead of the next heating season. With an expanded range of grant supports now available, SEAI […] Read more ›
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Photo details : Team ‘The ARC’ from Mercy Mounthawk, Kerry, have been crowned national champions of the ESERO Ireland CanSat competition, a flagship European Space Agency initiative that challenges secondary school students to design, build and launch a working mini-satellite that fits inside a drinks can. https://esero.ie/projects/cansat/ The team will represent Ireland later this year […] Read more ›
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Western Development Commission (WDC) and Atlantic Technological University (ATU) have today announced a major new national research partnership that will examine how remote and hybrid work is reshaping Ireland’s economy, communities and quality of life. Funded under the TU RISE Programme, the two-year project titled, Connected Futures: The Economics of Remote and Hybrid Work in Ireland and its Impacts on […] Read more ›
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Dell Technologies has introduced a keyboard and mouse combo that charges in five seconds and delivers a full day of use. The new Dell Pro 7 Rechargeable Compact Keyboard and Mouse rely on supercapacitor technology rather than traditional lithium-ion batteries. The Dell Pro 7 Rechargeable Compact Keyboard and Mouse replace traditional lithium-ion batteries with supercapacitor […] Read more ›
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As road safety challenges evolve, brands are looking beyond traditional awareness campaigns to find new ways of influencing behaviour in everyday moments. Allianz Ireland created Seat Belters to explore how creativity, technology and data could be applied to make safer driving a more natural part of daily life. How music can help with road-safety With […] Read more ›
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Ten (10) AI-first start-ups have been selected to participate in the third AI Ecosystem Accelerator Programme which commenced today at University College Dublin (UCD). The Accelerator, delivered by NovaUCD in partnership with CeADAR, Ireland’s Centre for Applied AI, is part of CeADAR’s European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH) for AI programme to support Irish start-ups and […] Read more ›
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A new report by Greenhouse, the leading hiring platform, reveals that AI interviews are becoming mainstream in Ireland, but the first wave has failed on transparency, trust, and candidate experience. A third (36%) of Irish job seekers have now been interviewed by an AI, according to the Greenhouse 2026 Candidate AI Interview Report, which surveyed 2,950 […] Read more ›
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Image details : Pictured at Queen’s Computer Science building for the STEM Passport launch are Professor Margaret Topping and Dr Ryan Feeney (Queen’s University, Belfast); Dr Gemma Irvine and Isabel Meza (Maynooth University); Professor Helen McCarthy (Northern Ireland Executive Office); and St Louise’s pupils Aoife Clarke and Odhran Sullivan with the school’s Head of Technology […] Read more ›
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Guest post by Angela Cox, Founder of Paseda360 Coach Training Academy The Leadership Mask is costing more than we think. Why pretender masks are driving decisions I walk into organisations and I can see the masks within a few minutes. They sit in the way people respond, in what gets said and what doesn’t. You […] Read more ›
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SQUID, Ireland’s leading rewards platform, has launched Wave Points. This is Ireland’s first truly universal local rewards system, allowing consumers to earn points with one brand and redeem them back into their locality. Wave Points marks a shift in how customer loyalty schemes work in Ireland – moving beyond closed, single-brand loyalty schemes to a […] Read more ›
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Three Ireland has completed a €1.2m programme of 4G and 5G network upgrades across some of Ireland’s busiest and most demanding locations, significantly improving mobile performance for customers in high-footfall environments including major stadiums, live entertainment venues and transport hubs. The upgrades form part of over €2 billion invested by Three Ireland to date in […] Read more ›
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Solar Ireland is calling on the Government to introduce a €5,000 grant to help people install solar panels on their homes. This follows reports that the Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris is working on a fresh round of measures to reduce both household bills and Ireland’s reliance on fossil fuel-based energy. The Micro-generation […] Read more ›
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Picture details : Tabitha Day of Channelscaler with the 2025 AtlanTec Conference mascot Scratch from University of Galway’s School of Computer Science. Photo: XPOSURE University of Galway will host the 2026 AtlanTec Conference, exploring how artificial intelligence can be developed and deployed with a renewed focus on human values. AtlanTec Conference returns This year’s theme […] Read more ›
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Guest post by Iaros Belkin, Founder of Belkin Marketing The WEF Annual Meeting 2026 brought together nearly 3,000 leaders from 130+ countries. The official theme was cooperation. The actual agenda, in the rooms behind the sessions, was control. I was invited to speak at the unDavos Summit this year, and brought several of the projects […] Read more ›
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