NBI to Deliver High-Speed Broadband to Six Islands in 2022

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National Broadband Ireland (NBI), the company rolling out the new high-speed fibre broadband network under the Government’s National Broadband Plan…

Over 40% of People Say Saving More is Their Top Priority in 2022

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The latest Taxback.com Taxpayer Sentiment Survey of over 1,200 taxpayers found that 44% cited ‘saving’ when asked for their number…

Turn Autism Around: An Action Guide for Parents of Young Children with Early Signs of Autism, reviewed

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We look at this book which came out in hardback in 2021, and is due out soon in Ireland in…

Looking back at 2021 in a series of iPhone photographs

5 years ago

Usually around this time of the year, in those lazy days between Christmas and New Year, I set myself the…

How does blue light affect children’s eyes?

5 years ago

We hear a lot about blue light in the context of screens - whether that be phones, computers, or TVs.…

Vegan Warsaw movie to premiere January 14 on YouTube

5 years ago

According to Happycow.pl, Warsaw is one of the top 10 most vegan-friendly cities in the world. The report counted 47 vegan…

Programming in Solidity Reviewed

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Programming in Solidity, Your Guide to Smart Contract Development Happy holidays everybody and welcome to my review of “Programming in…

A Thorn from Christ’s Crown of Thorns – Now an NFT

5 years ago

A rare digital twin from an event that holds an emotional and spiritual meaning for billions of people around the…

Fintech’s Year of Tremendous Growth

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2021, like the recent years, saw tremendous growth and advancement in technology. While the Covid-19 pandemic stagnated or hindered the…


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