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Bay Broadcasting Goes National with Radio Nova, Classic Hits Radio, and Sunshine 106.8

Ronan LeonardApril 29, 2026

Bay Broadcasting, the second largest radio group in Ireland, has today announced a major expansion with the rollout of its stations Radio Nova, Classic Hits Rad...

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Dell Technologies Expands Cybersecurity and Resilience for the AI Era and Emerging Quantum Risks

Irish Tech NewsApril 29, 2026

Dell Technologies has introduced new security by design and cyber resilience capabilities to help organisations secure, detect and recover from next-generation ...

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Galway Start-Up Launches Platform That Takes the Hard Work Out of Club Fundraising

Ronan LeonardApril 29, 2026

A Galway-based technology company has launched a new online platform set to transform how sports clubs raise money, replacing WhatsApp messages, cash collection...

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Authenticity at work – from buzzword to behaviour

Simon CockingApril 29, 2026

Authenticity has become one of those words which has been used so often in a ‘trend’ way over a handful of recent years, that it’s started to lose it’s meaning....

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Trinity College Dublin and Microsoft Ireland Research Shows a Widening AI Maturity Gap Between SMEs and Large Organisations

Ronan LeonardApril 29, 2026

New research from Trinity College Dublin in collaboration with Microsoft Ireland finds a widening AI maturity gap among Ireland’s small and medium-sized enterpr...

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DAVAS 2026: Ready to Welcome a New Wave of Large-Scale Investment

Simon CockingApril 29, 2026

In recent years, Da Nang’s innovation-driven startup ecosystem has continued to grow strongly, attracting increasing attention from investment funds, startup su...

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Ireland reaches 1GW grid-scale solar peak as EirGrid progresses electricity infrastructure delivery plan to support renewable transition

Irish Tech NewsApril 29, 2026

Ireland reached a significant milestone in the renewable energy transition last week, according to EirGrid, with a new peak of over 1GW of electricity provided ...

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Buying an Electric Vehicle is now €2,375 cheaper on average

Simon CockingApril 29, 2026

Research carried out by Nevo.ie, Ireland's only dedicated electric vehicle platform, has found that since the start of the year, the 10 best-selling EV (electri...

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Guinness Enterprise Centre start-ups generated €140M revenues last year

Ronan LeonardApril 28, 2026

Guinness Enterprise Centre (GEC), Ireland’s entrepreneurial superhub, has unveiled the findings of an Economic Impact Report marking 25 years of supporting Iris...

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Podcast

What we can do now is light years ahead of what we did years ago Colm Scannell, Chadwicks’ IT director and Paul Cranston, J2 Director of Professional Services

Stigma shame and secrecy, Dr Agnieszka Piotrowska

Darya Yegorina founder Arventa, digital native from day one

Crypto

Stripe builds out the economic infrastructure for AI with 288 launches

What Could Your Wallet Look Like in the Future?

Could Crypto iGaming be a game changer in Ireland?

Business Showcase

Over 100 Women in Business attend Tri-County event to mark International Women’s Day 2026

Business Showcase : Wealth Transfer Token (WTT)

HMD Fusion Revolutionizes Smartphones with Smart Outfits and Detox Mode

Reviews

New Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max Wireless Earbuds Review

Midnight in Crypto by John Greene, reviewed

Anker MagGo 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Station Review

Cutting Edge

TrendAI research reveals cybercriminals are using AI to outpace financial institutions

TEKenable to create 30 new jobs as it launches new partnership programme

Growing expectations around workplace flexibility reshape recruitment in 2026

Interviews

What we can do now is light years ahead of what we did years ago Colm Scannell, Chadwicks’ IT director and Paul Cranston, J2 Director of Professional Services

Stigma shame and secrecy, Dr Agnieszka Piotrowska

Darya Yegorina founder Arventa, digital native from day one

Latest Articles

Bay Broadcasting Goes National with Radio Nova, Classic Hits Radio, and Sunshine 106.8

Dell Technologies Expands Cybersecurity and Resilience for the AI Era and Emerging Quantum Risks

Galway Start-Up Launches Platform That Takes the Hard Work Out of Club Fundraising

Authenticity at work – from buzzword to behaviour

Trinity College Dublin and Microsoft Ireland Research Shows a Widening AI Maturity Gap Between SMEs and Large Organisations

DAVAS 2026: Ready to Welcome a New Wave of Large-Scale Investment

Ireland reaches 1GW grid-scale solar peak as EirGrid progresses electricity infrastructure delivery plan to support renewable transition

Buying an Electric Vehicle is now €2,375 cheaper on average

Guinness Enterprise Centre start-ups generated €140M revenues last year

What we can do now is light years ahead of what we did years ago Colm Scannell, Chadwicks’ IT director and Paul Cranston, J2 Director of Professional Services

Stigma shame and secrecy, Dr Agnieszka Piotrowska

Darya Yegorina founder Arventa, digital native from day one

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