Multiple Asian hornets have been spotted in Co Cork, while a single sighting was reported in Dublin city. Read more: Second invasive Asian hornet nest removed from Cork
From a proposed national AI office to greater access to funding for start-ups and scale-ups, we gathered industry reactions to the Irish Government’s Action Plan for Competitiveness. Read more: National AI Office, funding fixes welcomed in Government action plan
Jobs in IT, tax-tech and HR are up for grabs with these companies’ Irish expansion plans. Read more: Principal33 and Orbitus expanding Irish presence with job opportunities
‘We’re ready to take the next decisive steps to deliver the full potential of quantum computing’, CEO says. Read more: PsiQuantum raises $1bn backed by Nvidia, BlackRock
As the final vote draws closer, an open letter has highlighted significant risks that remain in the EU’s controversial ‘Chat Control’ regulation. Read more: Scientists urge EU governments to reject Chat Control rules
Founder and psychologist Julianne Miles, MBE, tells SiliconRepublic.com why career breaks are valuable. Read more: Why career break penalties miss what returners bring
Accenture’s Hannah O’Sheehan and Cathy Dunne discuss how recent graduates can put their best foot forward when applying for new jobs and opportunities. Read more: Top tips for grabbing that graduate consulting role
The sensors capture live data on river levels, flow rates and water temperature, which can be viewed online. Read more: Data sensors along the Liffey bring communities closer to the water
Her invention, a lymphatic drainage device, can prevent lymphoedema and give patients greater autonomy over their health. Read more: Maynooth grad is this year’s Irish winner at the James Dyson Award
At a thickness of 5.6mm, the iPhone Air is the thinnest iPhone ever made. Read more: ‘Biggest leap ever’: Apple debuts iPhone Air