Irish jobs are already being replaced by Artificial Intelligence

2025 WE Local Prague Recap: Inspiring Women in Engineering and Technology

Every year, the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) holds multiple WE Local conferences globally to create connections among engineers, thought leaders, industry partners, and employers. This year, five WE Local conferences were organized. From April...

Meet the Notre Dame Fighting Irish class of 2026 commitments

Get to know the class of 2026 prospects committed to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in this feature from Blue & Gold. We have provided background info on each of the commits below (in chronological order from the newest pledge to the oldest) and...

Letters to the Editor: Together, we can build an inclusive and prosperous Ireland

This summer, I will return to the West Cork Literary Festival, this time simply as a visitor.Fifteen years ago, in July 2010, I first came to the festival as an immigrant writer for the launch of Landing Places: Immigrant Poets in Ireland (Dedalus...

How the purchasing power of the ‘silver economy’ boosts Ireland’s cruise tourism

According to the United Nations, the global population of seniors aged 60 and over is expected to reach 1.4 billion by 2030, marking a 40% increase over a decade. Research by Oxford Economics indicates seniors will represent a significant portion...

OCS mobilises Medical Council Ireland contract

Operations streamlined via single provider TFM agreement. Enjoy unlimited access to i-FM and daily news headlines. SIGNUP for a FREE Lite licence or a Full licence with access to all the research and resources If you already have a licence please...

European Commission Names Ocean Energy as Key Technology for Reaching EU Targets

Member states should target 5% of their newly installed renewable energy capacity to be innovative by 2030, as set by the EU Renewable Energy Directive. Ocean Energy is one of two technologies counting towards this innovative renewables target,...

Climate Science Digest: July 10, 2025

Explore the latest insights from top science journals in the Muser Press daily roundup (July 10, 2025), featuring impactful research on climate change challenges. EU agricultural policy could have major co-benefits for climate and biodiversity The...

Dublin student wins major science competition

Amelia Lupascu, 16, from Adamstown Community College in Dublin has won the top prize at 'The Eurekas', an annual physics awards programme for students aged 11-16 from across the UK and Ireland. The winning entry, 'Through Another Eyes,' was...

Gracie Abrams show descends into chaos at Mad Cool Festival in Spain after major tech fail – leaving crowds furious

GRACIE Abrams' show descended into chaos at Mad Cool Festival in Spain after a major technical glitch left her without sound. The American star's microphone stopped working while she was on-stage - with Gracie, 25, forced to finish the last 20...

Donegal Suicide Crisis Assessment Nurse (SCAN) programme is first in Ireland

Donegal Mental Health Services has become the first Mental Health Service in Ireland to offer a dedicated suicide crisis nurse service for teenagers within Primary Care following referral from General Practitioners (GPs) under the National...

New Dublin Inland Port Terminal could create 80 jobs

A leading Irish logistics company has announced multi-million euro plans to develop a new inland port facility in the capital that could create up to 80 jobs over the coming years. Cork-based South Coast Logistics, which specialises in chemical,...

FROSCH Ireland announce acquisition of Grogan Travel

Angela Walsh, Managing Director of FROSCH Travel Ireland FROSCH Travel Ireland is proud to announce that Grogan Travel (Tuam), a much-loved name in Irish leisure travel, will be joining the FROSCH group from August 1st, 2025. Based in Tuam, and...

Irish island offering people €84000 grant to move there and renovate house to own

Ever fancied living on a picturesque Irish island? What if you could receive a grant of up to €84,000 to renovate a vacant or derelict property and start a new life surrounded by stunning natural beauty? That’s exactly what the Government’s Our...

London behind only San Francisco in tech talent ranking

London has been named the world’s second best market for tech talent, behind only San Francisco, according to new research. The Global Tech Markets: Top Talent Locations report from Colliers ranked international tech hubs on the depth of talent,...

UK growth appetite is strong as tech firms expect M&A surge

The appetite for growth among UK businesses appears strong as new research reveals the majority of tech companies expect merger and acquisition (M&A) activity to grow over the next 12 months. According to a survey by law firm Browne Jacobson of...

Irish online safety regulator promises to prosecute noncompliance on age checks

There has been more noise about the UK’s online safety codes, but Ireland’s new Online Safety Code also comes into effect this month. The incoming law requires platforms hosting pornographic or “extremely violent content” to implement age...

Employee at Irish TikTok office replaced by AI loses claim for unfair dismissal

A TikTok worker made redundant at the Dublin unit of the social media giant as her work was being replaced by Artificial Intelligence (AI) has failed in her claim for unfair dismissal. Iwona Bujwid was one of 150 people made redundant by TikTok...

Critics rally against Ireland’s proposed anti-SLAPP legislation

An eminent collection of campaigners, academics and press organisations have joined forces to slam the Ir... An eminent collection of campaigners, academics and press organisations have joined forces to slam the Irish government for grave...

Irish agentic AI platform Oraion raises €2.9 million to fuel US expansion

Dublin-based AI-powered enterprise intelligence and automation platform Oraion today announced it has raised €2.9 million in a pre-Seed funding round to support product development and accelerate expansion into the US and Latin America. The round...