Ronan Leonard

Call for Entries for Mozilla’s 2nd Annual Rise25 Awards

2023 was indeed the year of AI, and as more people adopt it, we know it is a technology that…

2 years ago

IT.ie to double headcount with 30 new jobs and €2.5M investment

IT.ie, the Irish-owned Managed IT Services company, has announced plans to double its headcount in the next three years with…

2 years ago

munchd’s 0% commission model to offer a major boost to local takeaways and restaurants

munchd, a new online food ordering platform built specifically to empower local restaurants and takeaways is set to shake up…

2 years ago

Platform94 opens new €5.2m extension and forecasts delivery of €66.8m to regional economy in 2024

The Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Dara Calleary TD, has officially opened the new…

2 years ago

Ubotica’s CogniSat-6 launch to transform Earth Observation

Ubotica, the leading developer of autonomous SPACE:AI-enabled satellite technology, is set to launch its groundbreaking Live Earth Intelligence mission, CogniSAT-6,…

2 years ago

Payroll tech company, SD Worx, announces 40 new jobs and €2.9M investment

SD Worx Ireland, the leading HR solutions provider, has announced that it will create 40 new jobs in the next…

2 years ago

Folens reduces energy and water costs by 50% after going green

Irish educational content provider Folens has announced that it has reduced its energy and water costs by 50% after leveraging…

2 years ago

New Irish app helps women tackle menopause symptoms

Women will soon have the power to tackle devastating menopause symptoms at the touch of a button through a ground-breaking…

2 years ago

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