This patient and wise nature documentary puts an elusive star in the spotlight
Microsoft services including Outlook, Teams and Copilot suffered a worldwide outage on Thursday, disrupting access for tens of thousands of users across 74 countries and territories. The company blamed elevated infrastructure loads and said it was working to restore services, but recovery remained limited hours later.
New targets and roadmaps are propose, but it all comes down to implementation
Danske Bank Leonard Cup semi-final: Cross & Passion Ballycastle 1-16 St Patrick’s Maghera 1-12
World leaders have set out competing positions and made clashing demands in two days of intense speech-making at the COP31 climate change talks in Turkey, leaving negotiators with a tough task to draft a meaningful deal that all can agree.
Conor Gallagher, Fintan O’Toole and Hannah McCarthy among those whose work was recognised
A secret affair. Allegations of espionage. A corporate empire worth trillions of dollars hanging in the balance.For years, Jensen Huang was the face of Nvidia, the company at the centre of the artificial intelligence revolution and one of the most powerful businesses on the planet.But, this week, Nvidia was plunged into crisis after claims emerged that Huang had been involved in an extramarital affair with a woman alleged by US investigators to be a Chinese spy. Then came fresh reports of a s...
The pavilion at the attraction in Co Down is set to be completed by Spring 2027.
For almost a century, Donegal Yarns has kept traditional spinning skills alive in Kilcar. Now, the historic mill is embracing innovation while helping preserve Ireland’s rich textile heritage
We chat to Enterprise Ireland’s Michael O'Dea about the ‘scrappy, pioneering spirit’ of Irish start-ups after a storm cut Web Summit short. Read more: Storm Charles cost Web Summit a day but Irish start-ups kept working
Curated by Ruth Maxwell, a powerful exhibition is challenging victim-blaming attitudes towards sexual violence by turning the spotlight on perpetrators rather than victims
The project aims to explore how the brain stores memories of sickness and how it uses these memories to make predictions about future challenges. Read more: Trinity-led team wins €10.5m ERC grant to study how memory recalls illness
Resignation follows revelations that he had two extramarital affairs, plunging the chipmaker into crisis
Childcare providers group says Government ambition for €200 a month cost is ‘reckless pursuit’ without supports
The university has been the official academic partner to Cork City FC for more than a decade.
If you are a jobseeker with technical skills suited to a technical architecture-based role, consider one of the following seven organisations. Read more: 7 companies currently recruiting for technical architecture roles
Apple explained that the forum did not meet its strategic or customer needs anymore. Read more: Apple bids adieu to support community forums
The Oireachtas AI Committee has called for the devices to be regulated to address privacy concerns.
Young leaders attend the UN climate conference in Antalya, Türkiye to gain new perspectives on climate change, international cooperation and the importance of global dialogue
The supermarket believes the move is a first in the UK after being widely adopted in the US.
The competition theme – which changes annually to reflect Mulvihill’s broad array of interests in science and technology – will be ‘movement’. Read more: DIAS seeks entries for 2027 Mary Mulvihill Award
University College Cork professor Louise Firth believes 2026 was a "turning point" on global warming, as Europe suffered extreme weather conditions during summer and a fuel crisis.
Controversial application included potential water pollution and digging up peatland marked for conservation
Irish ingredients giant Kerry has lost a court challenge to the restrictions, but different deadlines apply depending on the food.
Gardaí and European police forces are exploring if foreign powers used AI agents to send thousands of hoax bomb threats across Ireland, the UK and Italy, Extra.ie has learned. The mass disturbance caused panic yesterday as schools and media organisations received identical emails, which caused many places to evacuate out of an abundance of caution. […]
Grids Package regulations due to be finalised by Christmas under Ireland’s EU presidency
The world is heading for an "irrecoverable overshoot" on dangerous warming unless governments reject fossil fuels and start rapidly cutting emissions, a report has warned.
The two leaders met in Dublin on Wednesday ahead of a meeting of European leaders on Thursday.
Ireland and Tuvalu are closer than we might think, Eliala Fihaki - of Inishbofin ancestry - says at Cop31
Gerard Hayes, a partner at BearingPoint Ireland, discusses findings from the company's ‘Scaling AI for Measurable Impact’ report. Read more: Moving from organisational implementation to scaling of AI
The Trinity spin-out will use the funding to accelerate hospital adoption, expand its operations and engineering teams in Ireland, and advance its AI agents across healthcare applications. Read more: Dublin’s Akara raises $5.5m to accelerate hospital AI tech
LinkedIn’s global policy lead Sue Duke discusses why demand for green skills is outpacing supply, and why workforce readiness belongs in the Global Stocktake at COP31. Read more: LinkedIn’s Duke on COP31: green skills are ‘core economic infrastructure’
The chair of the GAA's National Games Development Committee Micheál Martin says that games at teenage level will remain competitive.
Researchers presented their ideas at TUD Grangegorman today, in the midst of Ireland’s annual Science Week. Read more: Five Irish research teams eye €1m decarbonisation award
The Joint Committee on Artificial Intelligence made the recommendation in a new report.
Swiss researchers have found a new way of detecting renowned date-rape drug GHB in urine for up to 72 hours after ingestion.
The awards took place at a glittering ceremony at Titanic Hotel Belfast on Thursday 5th November 2026, hosted by Q Radio’s Ibe Sesay
From a countdown projected on the floor to AI-powered washing programmes, Haier’s smart dishwasher promises plenty. After several weeks and a house party’s worth of washing up, I’m thoroughly won over
CVRI Dublin was set up to consolidate cardiovascular research and treatment data, as well as connect clinicians, researchers and medtech innovators. Read more: Irish cardiovascular research institute opens new Dublin hub
Runners from across the island of Ireland are being invited to the RDS in Dublin on 6 and 7 February 2027 for a weekend of expert advice, running brands and activities designed for everyone from first-time 5K participants to experienced marathon runners.
Two London-based companies backed by venture capital firm 2100 Ventures have been named in Sifted's AI 100 ranking, while the investor itself has been recognised among Europe's leading backers of AI startups.
The academy will provide a practical, flexible and accredited education and training to businesses, public bodies, organisations and individuals. Read more: UCC to tackle green transition upskilling with Sustainability Academy
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