Dublin Maker Festival Returns
The Dublin Maker Festival is in its 10th year and will be held in person later this month. The event will bring together makers from around Ireland to show off their lockdown creations. It's a one
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
Ireland’s Internet Day 2016 [Video]
There was a strong turn out last week at the event hosted by IE Domain Registry to mark Ireland's Internet Day, at the Mansion House in Dublin. I was there on behalf of Ireland's leading domain registrar, Blacknight. After
Aer Lingus and Alitalia Exchange Virtual Blows During Soccer Match
Unless you've been living on another planet for the last 24 hours you'll know that last night Ireland beat Italy 1-0. During the match there was, as usual, a lot of activity on social media. One
Twitter EMEA MD Steps Down, Replaced by Mark Little
Stephen McIntyre, the Managing Director of Twitter EMEA based in Dublin, has announced that he is stepping down to join Frontline VC, a venture capital firm based in Dublin and London, as a partner. He will
Hailo Ireland Passes 100,000 Business Journeys
Hailo Ireland has today announced that it has passed 100,000 journeys on its Hailo for Business platform in Ireland. The announcement was made at a Hailo/The Dean business breakfast this morning, which focused on scaling technology
