Over the last number of years we’ve been lucky enough to experience some fantastic growth in our readership. Every month over 100K unique visitors enjoy over 400,000 articles and now, as our international audience grows and with the upcoming launch of our Android and iOS apps, it is time for us to undertake some significant upgrade work on the backend of the site.
Over the next week you’ll notice a reduced publishing schedule as we focus our attention on future proofing the site so we can offer our readers the best possible experience as we continue to grow.
In addition to the upgrade works, we will also be moving from using the “.net” TLD to solely using “.ie”. As a proud Irish brand this is something we wanted to do as we showcase our content to a rapidly growing international audience.
Please bear with us for the next few days as we complete this work and thanks for your continued support from everyone here at Irish Tech News.
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