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Irish businesses explore next wave of AI adoption at Dell Technologies Innovate

Irish Tech NewsApril 9, 2026

Pictured attending the Tech Rally at the Dell Technologies Innovate event at Royal Hospital Kilmainham recently were Mark Hopkins, Managing Director, Dell Techn...

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The Gift of the Gab – it can be taught like any other topic!

Andrew KeoghApril 8, 2026

My article this week is about the Trinity Business School’s 100-year celebration and the TEDx event they hosted, entitled “Change 101”. What were my observat...

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Irish Entrepreneurship Defies Economic Headwinds as Start-ups Surge 14% in Q1 2026

Irish Tech NewsApril 8, 2026

Despite ongoing global economic pressures and geopolitical uncertainty, start-ups grew by 14% in Quarter One of 2026, with a total of 7,263 start-ups registered...

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Candidates Still Making the Same Interview Mistakes in 2026

Irish Tech NewsApril 8, 2026

Candidates are making avoidable mistakes when applying for jobs. These errors range from generic CVs to avoidable virtual interview blunders – but hiring manage...

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Shannon Chamber Conference Calls on HR to Lead in Era of AI and Change

Irish Tech NewsApril 8, 2026

The human resources (HR) function is at a critical turning point, facing what industry leaders describe as a “seismic shift” driven by artificial intelligence (...

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Vertigo treatment start-up Vertigenius raises €2.55M and enters US market

Ronan LeonardApril 8, 2026

Vertigenius, the pioneering MedTech company transforming the treatment of vertigo, has announced the successful close of a €2.55M funding round to drive its gro...

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Aoife O’Brien on why people leave, and what good leaders do differently

Jillian GodsilApril 8, 2026

Aoife O’Brien came to her subject the hard way. Before the podcast, before the consultancy, and before her debut book, there were two bruising corporate experie...

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Logicalis research reveals 9 out of 10 global CIOs admit to “learning on the go” when it comes to AI

Ronan LeonardApril 8, 2026

Logicalis, the leading global technology service provider, has announced the results of new research that finds almost nine out of ten (89%) CIOs are ‘learning ...

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The oldest cyber risk is still the biggest risk facing Irish businesses

Irish Tech NewsApril 8, 2026

Guest post by Niall Mackey is Managing Director at Topsec Cloud Solutions, which provides email and cloud security solutions for organisations across Ireland, t...

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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

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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

Irish businesses explore next wave of AI adoption at Dell Technologies Innovate

The Gift of the Gab – it can be taught like any other topic!

Irish Entrepreneurship Defies Economic Headwinds as Start-ups Surge 14% in Q1 2026

Candidates Still Making the Same Interview Mistakes in 2026

Shannon Chamber Conference Calls on HR to Lead in Era of AI and Change

Vertigo treatment start-up Vertigenius raises €2.55M and enters US market

Aoife O’Brien on why people leave, and what good leaders do differently

Logicalis research reveals 9 out of 10 global CIOs admit to “learning on the go” when it comes to AI

The oldest cyber risk is still the biggest risk facing Irish businesses

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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