Louise Kelly
Independent.ie
Ireland
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Paradyn secures €1.2m cloud connectivity deal with BT Ireland
Paradyn has secured a €1.2m cloud connectivity deal with BT Ireland, enabling the firm to provide a more resilient service with increased bandwidth up to 10Gbps. → Read More
Irish woman Anne-Marie Tomchak appointed as digital director at British Vogue
Longford native Anne-Marie Tomchak has been appointed digital director at British Vogue. → Read More
KBC Bank Ireland appoints Peter Roebben as new CEO as it rolls out digital strategy
KBC Bank Ireland have appointed Peter Roebben as the bank's new chief executive officer (ceo). → Read More
Ireland's 'bean an tí' culture could explain why we've more female Airbnb hosts
Ireland's 'bean an tí' culture could be the reason why we have more female Airbnb hosts than the global average. → Read More
Ryanair accused of bullying its staff by threatening further base closures
A British pilots' association has accused Ryanair of bullying its staff by threatening base closures. → Read More
Bank of Ireland customers' debit cards restricted over fraud fears
Bank of Ireland have placed restrictions on the debit cards of a number of their customers amid fraud fears. → Read More
Revealed: the county where residents have to travel the furthest to an A&E department
People living in Carlow, Leitrim and Donegal have the furthest distance in the country to travel to their nearest emergency department. → Read More
Inglot Ireland: what's next for the family-run make-up franchise taking over London?
It was 2009 when a mother-daughter duo from Ireland met with Wojciech Inglot in London to discuss bringing the Polish makeup brand here. → Read More
Got the return-to-work blues? Reading your child a bedtime story can help
Getting a few days out of the office at Christmas is not always the stress-free utopia we imagine, but it's a good opportunity to development an underused therapeutic tool. → Read More
Number of contacts made to Childline on Christmas Day rose by 25pc
Over 1,200 calls, texts and online contacts from young people across Ireland were answered by Childline volunteers on Christmas Day. → Read More
Five arrested and 13 vehicles seized in major garda crackdown on use of scramblers
Eleven motorbikes and two cars have been seized as part of a major garda operation to tackle the illegal use of scrambler bikes, quads and mopeds. → Read More
Unwanted gifts? Presents not delivered? Know all your consumer rights this festive season
The Christmas present shopping may be over - but the festive sales are already in full swing. → Read More
TransferWise introduces its borderless account
TransferWise is introducing its borderless account - and related debit card - to Ireland, building on its money transfer service here. → Read More
500 million guests are caught up in Marriott Hotel hacking scandal
Some 500 million people around the world could be affected by a breach in the Marriott hotel chain's booking database. → Read More
Half a billion guests could be impacted by major data breach of Marriott hotel database
Half a billion people could be impacted by a breach in the Marriott hotel chain's booking database. → Read More
Ireland's data watchdog 'must show Europe the way'
Ireland has a very important role to play in the future of GDPR as the actions of our supervisory authority could set a precedent for the rest of the European landscape, according to a → Read More
First Look: Dublin's newest hotspot opens just in time for Christmas shopping brunch
While most of us are looking to wind down as the festive season approaches, PressUp's expansion drive is still at full throttle. → Read More
Irish firm Pure Telecom to raise €250,000 for Our Lady's Children's Hospital in Crumlin
Pure Telecom is planning to raise a total of €250,000 for Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital through a number of initiatives over the next five years. → Read More
New Obama-style plaza part of council's plan to boost economy in Midlands
A Barack Obama-style plaza has been given the green light at a Laois site, part of the development of an enterprise park which aims to boost the region's economy. → Read More
Inside new €6.7m Citrix facility in Dublin as tech firm announces 30 new jobs
US software firm Citrix has announced 30 new roles at its Dublin site as it officially opens its revamped €6.7m centre. → Read More