Innovation

Minister O’Brien highlights Ireland’s progress on renewables, Solar Ireland conference

Solar is now the third highest supplier of indigenously generated electricity to the national grid Solar is now a key…

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Four Irish Founders Accepted into Y Combinator’s Summer 2026 Batch

Four Irish founders are heading to Silicon Valley after being accepted into Y Combinator's Summer 2026 batch, one of the…

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Stop Optimising for Clicks. Optimise for AI Answers

Hasan Saleem is the founder of DSS Media in Dublin. He writes on technology and business for Entrepreneur, Forbes, Fast…

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Linked Finance surpasses €400m in SME lending

Linked Finance, Ireland’s leading non-bank SME lender, has passed €400 million in cumulative lending to small and medium-sized businesses since…

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Irish MedTech Company Leads EU Breakthrough in Drug-Free Migraine Treatment – Platform Cleared for First-in-Human Trials

A Dublin-based medical device start-up has completed a major regulatory milestone in its bid to transform treatment for chronic migraine…

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The best tech deals to shop this Prime Day (June 23-26th)

Amazon has announced Prime Day 2026 will return to Amazon.ie from June 23 to June 26, offering Prime members access…

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Ireland’s Solar Power Capacity Jumps Almost 300% in Three Years

Solar Ireland says continued collaboration across policy, planning, grid infrastructure and skills development will be essential to sustain growth Ireland's…

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The Biggest Mistake Business Owners Make With AI

By Marie Ryan, who is a marketing and AI trainer based in Ireland.  Over the last two years, AI has…

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