By @SimonCocking. There has been some great weather recently. In the event that it’s not 100% perfect all weekend, and there is a lull in the football, here are 16 great articles to inspire and inform you this weekend. All the Irish Tech News stats are going the right way, the articles, the podcasts, the longtail, so thanks again and keep reading (shame about my car engine melting, but sure you can’t have everything!)
Eoin Bailey returns to Ireland to speak at Microsoft Decoded Open Source Conference, May 5th – 7th
Bill Barnes – TypeScript Saves The World. Learn more on Friday 6th, Microsoft Decoded conference
Six great reasons to attend the Microsoft Dublin Decoded Open Source Conference
Using social media and tech for farming, interview with Lorna Sixsmith
The Central Bank’s speech on fintech and consumer protection analysed by Peter Oakes
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Using data collected by NASA's Parker Solar Probe during its closest approach to the sun, a University…
The Research Ireland ARC (Accelerating Research to Commercialisation) Hub for ICT was officially launched today…
Disney+ in Ireland is set to launch a new ad-supported subscription plan on March 3. The…
Did you watch Mark Carney’s presentation last week at Davos? No, is probably your answer,…
With recent miserable weather keeping more people indoors, Virgin Media Ireland, Ireland’s leading telecommunications and entertainment provider, has analysed Google…
Ireland’s leading technology conference, BelTech, will return on 5 March 2026, bringing together industry leaders,…
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