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Irish companies are spending €50k+ on consultants for work an AI assistant does in minutes. Here's why Claude is the unfair advantage your competitors don't want you to know about.
By Paul Allen
RTÉ director general Kevin Bakhurst's recent confirmation that the broadcaster's pay cap will remain unchanged following the departure of Claire Byrne to
By Paul Allen
Danish renewable energy giant Orsted has agreed to offload its Irish-headquartered European onshore wind business to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP)
By Paul Allen
The world of espionage has unmistakably transitioned from shadowy alleyways to server rooms, and Ireland—Europe’s tech darling—finds itself in the crosshairs
By Paul Allen
In a market where stability is often the closest thing to certainty, the recent plunge in silver prices—after flirting briefly with peaks above $40 (€33.70)
By Paul Allen
The European Union and the smaller euro area have quietly continued their march of modest economic growth through every quarter of 2025, shrugging off the
By Paul Allen
Ireland concluded 2025 in a technical recession, the Central Statistics Office (CSO) revealed in preliminary data. Two consecutive quarters of GDP contraction
By Paul Allen
Rory Godson's revelation that Powerscourt, the reputed Irish public relations consultancy, was kickstarted without a cent of outside capital—just a credit
By Paul Allen
As Ireland stands on the cusp of assuming the rotating presidency of the European Union, it finds itself confronting more than just the usual political
By Paul Allen
Dublin IT services firm Origina has announced plans to create 350 new jobs at its new headquarters in Sandyford, a development supported by Enterprise
By Paul Allen
Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary has chosen an unconventional battleground to highlight the Irish Government’s indecision: Fox News, ahead of St Patrick’s Day no
By Paul Allen
The recent announcement that Powerscourt Distillery, nestled on the iconic Powerscourt Estate in County Wicklow, is set to be acquired by the US investment
By Paul Allen
Nearly one in four Irish consumers have experienced some form of personal data leak, a figure recently estimated by Eir that casts a long shadow over
By Paul Allen
The recent appointment of provisional liquidators to an investment firm based in Athlone, following an application by the Central Bank of Ireland, deserves
By Paul Allen
Michael O’Leary, Ryanair’s ever-outspoken CEO, has pitched a rare vote of confidence in China’s state-owned aircraft manufacturer, Comac. He expressed hope
By Paul Allen
The latest accounts from IKEA’s Irish subsidiary reveal a staggering 70.5% plunge in pre-tax profits, down to €6.91 million in 2024. The culprits are
By Paul Allen
As 2026 looms, the murmur of regulatory teeth finally being shown towards dodgy box users — those who stream subscription content illegally via set-top boxes
By Paul Allen
The recent handover of a €60,000 painting by RTÉ to a Dublin-based gallery has grabbed headlines more for its symbolic resonance than sheer monetary value. At
By Paul Allen
The recruitment landscape, never known for proceeding at a leisurely pace in the tech sector, is undergoing a transformation as artificial intelligence
By Paul Allen
At the start of next month, An Post will raise the price of a standard stamp by 20 cent to €1.85, a move that, while seemingly minor in isolation, offers a
By Paul Allen
