Oysters may flourish once more in Belfast with restoration project
A restoration project is aiming to help oysters flourish in Belfast Lough once again. Native oysters appeared to have become extinct in the lough in 1903, only to be discovered again in 2020 at six sites.
Twitter users told to be wary of scam messages about verified accounts
Twitter has warned users to be aware of scammers posing as Twitter employees in order to try and get hold of log-in details and other personal information. It comes after a number of verified users on
Facebook says levels of harmful content taken down remain ‘consistent’
The prevalence of harmful content on Facebook and Instagram remained “relatively consistent” during the first three months of this year, the platforms’ parent company Meta said, as it published its latest community standards enforcement report. According
Netflix Adds “Intelligence” to Download Option
When Netflix first launched in the Irish market it was a streaming only service. However they introduced the option to download films and TV shows on your mobile devices back in 2016. I love the feature
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
Visual Effects in Lavish Spanish TV Show Revealed [Video]
Spanish TV series "The Plague" (La Peste) is the most expensive Spanish TV production to date with a budget of 10 million euros, around 200 actors, over 2,000 extras and 400 technical experts. The show is
Behind the Scenes With Intel’s Drones
Intel was scheduled to provide a spectacular drone display as part of the opening ceremony at this year's winter Olympics. Unfortunately the drone part of the ceremony was cancelled. However that doesn't mean that we can't
