By Patty Azzarello I am in a room of 15 men and 1 woman. I am the woman. I am 31. The guys all look 20 years older than me. I note their big smiles, comfortable banter, and silvering, executive hair; they all look very impressive. I had just been promoted to the executive level, […] Read more ›
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Applications are now open for one of Europe’s best-known maker and applied technology events Applications are now open for Maker Faire Rome – The European Edition, which returns to Rome from October 23–25, 2026. The deadline for applications across all categories is June 15. Maker Faire Rome I covered the event for Irish Tech News […] Read more ›
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Gas Networks Ireland has signed an agreement with Stream BioEnergy to connect a new €80 million biomethane facility in Little Island, Co. Cork, to the national gas network. The announcement is due to be made today at the All-Island Bioeconomy Summit at the Johnstown Estate, Co. Meath. Speaking on the news, Gas Networks Ireland’s Head […] Read more ›
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New research led by Trinity College Dublin’s AI Accountability Lab pinpoints the growing threat posed by the influence AI companies have over the rule of law, and people’s lives, as well as outlining how society can stem the tide. The international team behind the work, which comprised researchers based in Ireland, the United States, Scotland […] Read more ›
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Audrey AI, a Dublin startup building AI for financial auditors recently announced a $1.8m pre-seed. The round was backed by Sure Valley Ventures, Delta Partners and Enterprise Ireland, with Donnchadh Casey (ex-CEO of Calypso) and Conor Jones (ex-CBO of Wayflyer) also investing. To find out more I caught up with Ryan Laughran the CEO and […] Read more ›
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New data from Microsoft’s threat intelligence team shows that email phishing attacks are accelerating worldwide as attackers adopt increasingly stealthy techniques to evade detection. These trends present growing risks for Irish organisations and their employees, many of whom remain under-prepared as tactics rapidly evolve. The key findings include: 8.3 billion – Microsoft detected 8.3 billion […] Read more ›
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Consumers need to take extra care when making card payments, following an increase in reports of people being significantly overcharged at the point of payment. Beware card payment overcharging scams The scam typically involves a customer being told one amount verbally, but a much higher amount being entered on the card terminal. In some cases, […] Read more ›
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The labour markets in Ireland and Northern Ireland show strong alignment across several areas including skills priorities, sectoral needs and education trends. Health, education, manufacturing and retail remain key employment sectors in both jurisdictions. Cross border workers remain a small proportion of the population but flows from Northern Ireland to Ireland have grown significantly since […] Read more ›
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Minister O’Brien launches Offshore Wind Energy Programme Report outlining advancement in offshore energy delivery Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment Darragh O’Brien says the impact of world events highlights the importance of developing Ireland’s offshore renewable energy. He emphasises that there is significant international interest in investing in Ireland’s offshore renewable energy (ORE) development. […] Read more ›
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Academy of the Near Future and Dublin City Council’s Active Travel Programme Office showcase primary school work tracking air pollution and traffic using classroom sensors. Primary school students across Dublin City have taken an active role in shaping how they travel through The Sensor Inspector, a citizen science programme focused on traffic monitoring, air quality, and […] Read more ›
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Business & Finance launched 52nd annual Business & Finance Awards, in association with KPMG. The prestigious program and gala ceremony will take place on Thursday, 10th December 2026 at the Convention Centre Dublin, bringing together over 1000 International business, political and social leaders. Established in 1974 and recognised as the most coveted business and leadership awards […] Read more ›
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Ubotica Technologies, a pioneer in space-based AI, has announced a partnership agreement with NOVI Space Inc. (“NOVI”), a global leader in orbit edge computing and next-generation satellite infrastructure. The partnership will deliver decision-grade, real-time intelligence directly from the Earth’s orbit. The collaboration integrates Ubotica’s SPACE:AI platform with NOVI’s GENIE smart-satellite constellation and platform, enabling Earth […] Read more ›
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BidReview.ai has been named IT Project of the Year (SME) at the 2026 Tech Excellence Awards, one of Ireland’s leading technology industry awards programmes. The award recognises BidReview.ai’s work in developing a platform designed to help businesses assess the competitiveness and quality of tender submissions before they are submitted. Founded by procurement specialist Tony Corrigan, […] Read more ›
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Guest post by Neil Bowden, EMEA AI Business development lead, Dell Technologies Ireland Artificial intelligence (AI) holds immense potential to drive human progress, improve productivity, reshape industries and unlock new opportunities for economic growth across Ireland. Yet, for many businesses, the path to AI adoption is paved with economic considerations. According to the EY European AI […] Read more ›
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Students from Marist College Athlone have been crowned National Champions at the 2026 STEM Racing (formerly F1 in Schools) Ireland National Finals following a day of intense competition in Kinsale, Co. Cork. Team Stellar Racing fought off competition from teams representing secondary schools from across Ireland during the prestigious national event, which challenged students to […] Read more ›
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€11.5 million technology system, including an IBM z17 mainframe, to a leading Irish university to support skills development in Ireland as part of its 70th anniversary celebrations in the country. The IBM z17 is installed at South East Technological University (SETU) through an educational loan agreement. This initiative, welcomed by the Irish Government and IDA Ireland, […] Read more ›
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Findings of its comprehensive Q2 2026 EV Consumer Sentiment Survey. With over 1,000 respondents across every county in Ireland, the data highlights a massive “reality gap” between the lived experience of EV owners and the hesitations of those yet to make the switch. The headline finding reveals a staggering 94% satisfaction rate among current electric vehicle drivers, […] Read more ›
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ToolsEV, created during Startup Weekend Women Dublin, beat teams from 40 cities across six continents An Irish-based startup team has won the Techstars Startup Weekend Women Global Pitch Competition with a platform designed to help independent mechanics diagnose and repair electric vehicles. ToolsEV, created during Startup Weekend Women Dublin earlier this year, was named the […] Read more ›
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Digital entertainment has become noisier, quicker, and more crowded with every passing year. Streaming platforms compete with social feeds, short-form videos interrupt longer viewing habits, and games themselves often chase complexity through sprawling worlds, layered mechanics, and endless customisation systems. Yet for all that movement, simple game formats continue to attract attention in corners of […] Read more ›
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Ann Cavoukian served as Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commissioner from 1997 to 2014. The seven foundational principles of Privacy by Design were formalised under her tenure in 2009, adopted as an international standard by the global data-protection commissioners’ conference in Jerusalem in October 2010, and written into European law as Article 25 of the GDPR […] Read more ›
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