Tag: Ireland
Fintech News Ireland: AIB Readies Sub-€100m Problem Loan Sale as NPL...
AIB’s planned sale of troubled personal loans highlights regulatory pressure, NPL management and key shifts in fintech news Ireland.
Homecoming on Air: RTÉ Lands Free-to-Air Rights for Katie Taylor’s Croke...
RTÉ will air Katie Taylor’s Croke Park farewell live free-to-air, turning a sold-out fight into a major national broadcast event.
Irish Survey Finds Growing AI Use in Schoolwork Among Children and...
A new survey shows one in five Irish children use AI for schoolwork, while online safety concerns continue to grow.
Media Campaign Ireland: Sounding Out 2026 Expands Line-Up With Beth Marchant...
Sounding Out 2026 adds Beth Marchant and Mario Rosenstock, strengthening a must-watch event for Ireland’s marketing and media community.
When AI Solves the Hardest Problems, What Do Humans Actually Learn?
OpenAI’s Navier-Stokes claim raises a critical question for Ireland’s tech sector: is a machine-generated answer the same as understanding?
Against the Odds: Blind Entrepreneur Jason Romero’s 60-Day Run Across America...
Jason Romero’s 60-day run across the US inspired Dublin, while spotlighting the barriers disabled entrepreneurs still face in Ireland.
First Job, Smart Moves: The New Graduate’s Survival Guide to the...
A practical graduate guide to surviving the 9-to-5, with smart advice on routines, boundaries, impact and career resilience.
Limerick Engineering Firm Lands Major Backing to Fuel Global Growth and...
H&MV Engineering has secured €750m in backing, valuing the Limerick company at €1.4bn as it targets global expansion and 1,000 new hires.
Vertiv Targets Major Letterkenny Expansion With 300 New Roles on the...
Vertiv plans a major Letterkenny expansion that could create 300 jobs and boost Ireland’s growing digital infrastructure sector.
Intel Eyes Larger $20bn Share Sale as Demand Surges
Intel may expand its planned share sale to $20bn, a move with implications for Ireland’s tech sector and its major semiconductor footprint.
