Image copyright Getty Images Reddit Ireland has taken the “difficult decision” to shut down in the early hours of the morning, to limit the racist and extremist content posted from the US during daytime hours there. A multitude of accounts using false identities were to blame, it said. Moderators said having to check every comment […]
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County Monaghan, Ireland – December 23rd, 2019 – Webworks, an SEO agency in Ireland, is pleased to announce the launch of their SEO services. They take pride in helping their clients and their businesses stay ahead of the competition. Whether their clients are a local, national or global business, their online marketing services will offer
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The advent of the Electric Car is seen by many as another step down a path that is leading to the disposable car: a product to be consumed and thrown away when no longer useful. It’s easy to see why. Most new cars are made up of sealed components that can not be reconditioned or
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The Labour Court public consultation process on the variation of the Sectoral Employment Order (“SEO”) for Mechanical Engineering and Building Services Contractors is closing soon. The deadline for submissions by interested parties is 5pm on 24 September 2019. The background to the Labour Court consultation process and review exercise is that Connect Trade Union and
Apple and the Irish Government have launched their appeal against the EU Commission’s 2016 tax ruling. Lawyers representing Ireland have called the European Commission’s ruling that the country gave Apple €13bn in illegal tax aid “fundamentally flawed” today (17 September) in an appeal against the decision in one of the EU’s highest courts, according to Reuters.
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Wagestream, the first income streaming app that allows employees to access a percentage of their wages before payday, has officially launched in Ireland. In partnership with Irish employers, Wagestream gives workers instant access to their own earnings at any time throughout the month and aims to remove the need for resorting to credit cards, overdrafts
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The three social enterprises focus on the areas of mental health, homelessness and societal inequality. Today (13 September), it was announced that Irish wellbeing start-up KeepAppy will represent Ireland at the Enactus World Cup, alongside 2030 Leaders – a project to empower disadvantaged youths – and Hope, which was set up to help homeless people develop skills and
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When and where is it on? The event is on Monday 16th Sept from 6pm-8pm. It will take place in The Vaults, Dogpatch Labs in the CHQ. How many years has it been going? This is a launch event and so will be the first time taking place. What was the inspiration to start it?
Help end street homelessness in Ireland, GiveBack, Monday 16th Sept Read More »
I talk to Tom Parsons the head of Tenable in Ireland. Tom talks about the vulnerabilities found in Arlo home cameras, how they can be fixed, and what Tenable do when they discover vulnerabilities, the Zoom vulnerability that Tenable discovered, and why cloud-based services can be harder to reverse engineer. Tom also talks about legacy
