How Republic of Work Became an Innovation Campus [Video]
Donal 'DC' Cahalane is the founder of Republic of Work - the 'innovation campus' in the heart of Cork city which always has something going on. Recently it played host to Amplify Digital, the digital marketing training
Comreg Plans to Reduce Costs of Non-Geographic Calls Then Removal of 1850 and Others
The Irish communications regulator, Comreg, has decided to tackle "non-geographic" phone numbers (NGN) ie. numbers that aren't linked to a specific location. At present businesses can setup numbers using 1800, 1850, 1890, 076 and 0818. The
.IE Domain Registry Reaches a Quarter of a Million Domain Names
There are now over a quarter of a million registered .IE domains, according to IE Domain Registry, the company that manages and maintains Ireland’s country domain, .IE. The newly rebranded Dublin-based beauty salon, The Wicklow Street
Remembering Herbert Simms: Does History Have Lessons for Ireland’s Housing Crisis?
There's a housing crisis in Ireland. What should the government do? Where can they look for ideas? It's fashionable to look abroad for ideas, for 'international best practice', but it's also useful to consider that 'the
Snapchat Top of the Charts for Fleadh Visitors in Ennis
Clare County Council has revealed that Snapchat was the most popular social media channel among users of the newly launched free public Wi-Fi service in Ennis town centre during Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann from 13 -
Entrepreneurship in Ireland Returns to Pre-Recession Levels
One in every 23 people in Ireland (aged 18-64 years) is a new business owner according to the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) 2016 Survey of Entrepreneurship in Ireland which has just been published. These figures are
