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First Innovate for Ireland National Centre launched – ‘Decarb-AI’

The first Innovate for Ireland national centre, ‘Decarb-AI: AI-Powered Pathways to Climate Resilience’ has been announced today. Created in partnership…

4 months ago

Best SIM Only Deals in Ireland – March 2026

Are you out of contract or looking for a better deal for your mobile phone? If so, there are some…

4 months ago

Best Broadband Deals in Ireland – March 2026

The broadband market in Ireland is now flooded with providers all offering a myriad of deals. We know it's hard…

4 months ago

Over 600 children set to demonstrate STEAM projects at Longford’s Microsoft Dream Space

Over 600 students from primary schools in County Longford are set to demonstrate their innovative STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts…

4 months ago

New AI-Powered Skills Platform Launches to Support Jobs and Economic Transition in the Midlands

A groundbreaking new AI-powered digital platform designed to help workers and employers in the Midlands prepare for the future of…

4 months ago

IoD Ireland Survey Reveals Strong AI Adoption by Directors but Significant Gaps in Preparedness for New Laws

Irish business leaders are rapidly embracing AI, but significant gaps remain ahead of sweeping new Irish regulatory requirements scheduled for…

4 months ago

An Post’s ‘UK Direct’ opens door to Britain for Irish SMEs

An Post has announced UK Direct, a groundbreaking new end-to-end parcel delivery and returns service which overcomes post-Brexit barriers to…

4 months ago

Over 1,000 students attend Women in Tech event at SETU

More than 1,000 secondary school students from across the South East attended the sixth annual Women in Tech event at…

4 months ago

AI is accelerating but is your infrastructure keeping pace?

AI is rapidly transforming businesses across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), unlocking innovation and potential in vital areas…

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