Alison McGuire

No Holds ‘Bard’ – Ireland’s Favourite Shakespeare Searches on Google & YouTube

School exam reliables Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, and King Lear top the list for most-searched Shakespeare plays in Ireland in…

8 years ago

Inspired and Innovated at The Dublin Tech Summit 2018

Written by Eimer Duffy On a very sunny, very spring-like day in Dublin, The Dublin Tech Summit #DTS18 kicked off…

8 years ago

Overall winners revealed for 2018 Sony World Photography Awards

The World Photography Organisation today names the overall winners of the prestigious 2018 Sony World Photography Awards at a London…

8 years ago

Datapac Celebrates 150th Work Placement Student and Extends Programme to TY

Datapac announced yesterday that 150 students have now participated in its work placement programme since it launched in 2004, and…

8 years ago

The Evolution of Revolution

by Barry McCarthy  It was the dawn of the millennium. The first adopters were commonly known to be drug dealers.…

8 years ago

CEO of Ireland’s Leading Accounting Software Company Scoops Prestigious CEO of the Year Accolade

Wins all round for Big Red Cloud at Business All-Stars Awards Marc O’Dwyer, CEO of Ireland’s leading accounting software company…

8 years ago

Tanaiste Attends Cork Chamber Financial Services Forum

5,000 Financial Services Jobs in the South-West by 2025 Cork Chamber and Financial Services Ireland have joined forces to host…

8 years ago

From Pastries to Programming

Ireland is becoming a base for technology and skills. Code Institute, Dublin, recently interviewed one of their coding Bootcamp grads,…

8 years ago

The ICO Crackdown: How Does More Regulation Change The Market and What are The Repercussions?

Comment from Alexey Burdyko, CEO, Play2Live An ICO, or token sale, is a great way to raise large sums of…

8 years ago

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