Simon Cocking

Nokia Clarity Earbuds 2+ So Pink

We will shortly be reviewing these earbuds. You can see more about the Nokia Clarity Earbuds 2+ So Pink here. …

2 years ago

Plant-based cooking celebrated in new TG4 seires

Planda go Pláta is a beautiful new TG4 series that celebrates plant-based cooking. TG4’s new cookery show for January 2024 is…

2 years ago

11 FemTech companies and products to watch for 2024

Health Innovation Hub Ireland (HIHI)  https://hih.ie/ is delighted to announce the winners of its first-ever Irish FemTech call to industry. This is…

2 years ago

Exmouth signs Plant Based Treaty to reduce carbon footprint

Exmouth has become the fifth UK council to endorse the call for a global Plant Based Treaty to address food…

2 years ago

Roll by ADP, the revolutionary payroll and HR app, lands in Ireland

ADP has launched of its chat-based mobile payroll solution, Roll by ADP, to the Irish market. The innovative payroll and HR…

2 years ago

Investment in an Age Where Climate is Disrupting the Planet, Paul Ark

2023 was the hottest year on record in terms of temperature. ESG, sustainability, clean tech / green tech and corporate…

2 years ago

Huion HS64 Drawing Tablet

We will shortly be reviewing this tablet once our testers have concluded putting them through their paces. You can see…

2 years ago

2024 Trends and Predictions: RES, AI, data centres and beyond

The true role of data centres in our digital future is becoming apparent, as environmental and commercial demands increase. Steven…

2 years ago

A Taxing Year For Digital Assets Begins, is Dr. Craig Wright Satoshi Nakamoto?

By Selva Ozelli. Author of Sustainably Investing in Digital Assets Globally The veil on the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the…

3 years ago

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