Suggesting there is ‘no link’ between the triple lock and our neutral status is akin to suggesting there is no link between the steering wheel and the brakes on a car, writes Senator Tom Clonan

The NTA today announced that 6% more passenger journeys were made across the TFI network in 2025 when compared to the previous year

A new study shows how pickup artist influencers use smart glasses to create content, and the connection between covert recording and harm.

Dozens of workers are suing Meta over claims it used AI to identify workers for mass layoffs, with those taking disability or maternity leave disproportionately targeted.

Tech companies are using accessibility as a smoke screen to obfuscate the risks of AI wearables, writes Ariana Aboulafia.

Several aspects which questioned continued investment in the sector were later cut from the final version released to the public.

Peter Burke’s intimate dinner with the tech giant’s reps was aimed at discussing ‘the digital agenda for Ireland’s EU presidency’

In March, global data centre and colocation provider Equinix announced construction of a new data centre in Dublin’s Blanchardstown neighbourhood (Equinix, 2026).

The figures earnestly recited by Minister for Finance Simon Harris deserve scrutiny

The IPO of big sector companies is probably nothing more than a transfer of investment risk to retail investors

AIready.ie, the new government-backed platform aimed at improving AI understanding among older users, while well-intentioned, has some initial design challenges.

Statistics raise concerns that rise in demand for data processing driven by AI could derail climate targets

The minister argued that technology is moving too fast for laws to keep pace.

Record NDP funding promises transformation, yet transport and housing projects continue to drift as political choices and systemic delays collide