Your pets can now eat meat that’s ‘grown’ in a lab
Good news, cats and dogs: you can now legally eat lab-grown meat. The milestone comes courtesy of a world-first permit for cultivated pet food. Czech startup Bene Meat Technologies received…
Ryan Tubridy spotted with This Morning presenter on UK trip as next move speculation continues
The former Late Late Show host jetted off to London yesterday and enjoyed a dinner with This Morning host Craig Doyle
Dublin weather: Hail possible but capital escapes weather warnings as rain and wind move in
Dublin and the east coast looks to have escaped the worst of today's weather though, as citizens wake up this morning to a dry - if noticeably colder - start
Food waste is a massive problem. This sensor system offers a solution
Food waste has become a critical global issue. Almost 10% of the 8 billion people on Earth are undernourished, but nearly a third of the food on our planet is…
Married couple who created speed dating company urging singletons to take part in holiday singles night
Your Friend, My Friend has grown from strength to strength with many people finding love through their events
UK’s biggest chip plant sold by Chinese-owned firm after government order
Britain’s biggest chip plant has been bought by US semiconductor firm Vishay for $177mn. The Newport Wafer Fab in Wales was previously owned by Nexperia, which acquired the business in…
A third of GDPR fines for social media platforms linked to child data protection
It’s been a little over five years since the GDPR came into effect and fines keep amassing — especially for social media platforms. New research by Dutch VPN company Surfshark…
Artane Band will not change name or uniforms despite Dublin City Council vote
The Artane School of Music - the institution behind the famous band - told Dublin Live that they do not plan to change their identity, despite the vote
German satellite will use AI to detect anomalies on asteroids and planets
A German satellite that will test new AI technologies in orbit for automatic detection of anomalies on planets and asteroids is set for launch. Despite its ambitious mission, the so-called…
5 new EU restrictions for online political advertising
As the European Union prepares for elections next year, the bloc is developing new measures to protect the democratic process. The latest rules focus on advertising. On Tuesday, EU officials…
Close doesn’t cut it: What we can learn from Iceland’s pay parity strike
For 14 years running, Iceland has topped the charts on gender balance. That’s not to say the Nordic nation has achieved full gender parity but that, by measure of the…
Fingal Inclusion Week to host fun events for the whole family
Inclusion week will showcase the great work being done by communities, agencies, and other groups in Fingal to eliminate social exclusion and poverty.