Home - Irish Tech News

scam, fraud, stamp, thief, crime, attack, protection, cut out, scam, scam, scam, scam, scam. Fraud alert: Wave of ‘Hi Mam / Hi Dad..” and bank impersonation scam texts in circulation

Fraud alert: Wave of ‘Hi Mam / Hi Dad..” and bank impersonation scam texts in circulation

Irish Tech NewsApril 3, 2026

Bank of Ireland is advising customers to be vigilant amid a notable rise in impersonation scams, including fake family texts and bogus bank alerts. Impersonatio...

BankingCyber SecurityInternetIreland

iot, internet, web3, internet of things, digital, technology, earth, digitization, iot, iot, iot, iot, iot, web3. Trinity-led project will build a more trustworthy Internet for public knowledge

Trinity-led Project Will Build a More Trustworthy Internet for Public Knowledge

Irish Tech NewsApril 3, 2026

Researchers from Trinity College Dublin are leading a new interdisciplinary research programme to investigate whether public trust in expertise has been weakene...

Tech News

Holding out for a (digital) hero, some useful tips

Simon CockingApril 3, 2026

By Declan Goodman, who is a digital transformation consultant, speaker and creator of the Digital Mythology® framework, which uses mythic storytelling to help l...

BusinessCutting EdgeFuture TrendsInnovationIrelandTech News

Cyber Security is going in the wrong direction

Ronan LeonardApril 2, 2026

Guest post by Colm Hyland CyberQuest We need to revitalise our efforts to improve cyber security In Ireland and across Europe. The criminals have learnt h...

Tech NewsBusinessCutting EdgeCyber SecurityCyberSecurityFeaturedFuture CrimesFuture of WorkFuture TrendsInnovationIrelandSecurity

People, leadership and technology driving real business value from AI in Ireland

Irish Tech NewsApril 2, 2026

Guest post by Mark Hopkins, General Manager, Dell Technologies Ireland AI is rapidly moving from experimentation to everyday workplace reality. Across Ireland,...

Artificial IntelligenceBusinessDell EMCICT

Learnovate urges organisations to bridge digital skills gap by joining Work Ready Graduate Programme

Irish Tech NewsApril 2, 2026

The Learnovate Centre at Trinity College Dublin is calling on employers wishing to transform their operations with cutting-edge AI and data analytics to become ...

BusinessEducationTech News

Meet the new Slack – Where AI works

Ronan LeonardApril 2, 2026

Every enterprise is drowning in intelligence. Every system has its own AI layer. Every function is deploying its own agents. And yet most of that intelligence n...

Artificial IntelligenceBusinessCutting EdgeFuture of WorkInnovationIrelandTech News

tu delft, university, library, university, university, university, university, university, library, library. Major expansion of Student Grant Supports as SUSI opens for 2026/27 applications

Major expansion of Student Grant Supports as SUSI opens for 2026/27 applications

Irish Tech NewsApril 2, 2026

Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, James Lawless TD, has announced a significant expansion of student financial suppor...

EducationIrelandUniversities

electronic, microchip, circuit board, macro, microchip, microchip, microchip, microchip, microchip. Trinity Team's New Chip-Scale Light Technology Could Power Faster AI and Data Centre Communications

Trinity Team’s New Chip-Scale Light Technology Could Power Faster AI and Data Centre Communications

Irish Tech NewsApril 2, 2026

Researchers at Trinity College Dublin have developed a new light-based technology on a tiny chip that could help make the data centres behind cloud computing, a...

Artificial IntelligenceData CentreResearchTCD

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

Fraud alert: Wave of ‘Hi Mam / Hi Dad..” and bank impersonation scam texts in circulation

Trinity-led Project Will Build a More Trustworthy Internet for Public Knowledge

Holding out for a (digital) hero, some useful tips

Cyber Security is going in the wrong direction

People, leadership and technology driving real business value from AI in Ireland

Learnovate urges organisations to bridge digital skills gap by joining Work Ready Graduate Programme

Meet the new Slack – Where AI works

Major expansion of Student Grant Supports as SUSI opens for 2026/27 applications

Trinity Team’s New Chip-Scale Light Technology Could Power Faster AI and Data Centre Communications

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

Pin It on Pinterest