‘Words can’t describe it’: Cork charity receives €10k donation from PepsiCo
The company presented the charity with a cheque at an event recently, which saw service user Sean Coleman — who is also employed at PepsiCo — attend ...
Amazfit Active 2 review: outsized bang for your buck
It starts at $99.99 and has a stacked feature set.
Austin University to launch $5M Bitcoin fund with 5-year HODL strategy: Report
The University of Austin will launch a $5 million Bitcoin fund, as part of the institution's $200 million endowment fund.
Easterby focused on Wales, not potential Grand Slam
The interim boss stifled talk of either a third title or a Grand Slam when the possibilities were put to him during his post-match press conference.
Russian tycoon scores victory in legal battle against Western media
A court in Germany has reportedly barred a local newspaper from spreading misinformation about Alisher Usmanov Russian metals and telecoms tycoon Alisher Usmanov has won another lawsuit in his sizable…
Three men hospitalised after being stabbed in attack in Stoneybatter area of Dublin
Gardaí apprehended a suspect on Manor Place
Hugh Linehan: Too often, Dublin feels like a place designed by people who despise its inhabitants
But the place I walk through every day is also full of opportunity and life. It is, in its own way, quite beautiful
A Super Bowl ad featuring Google’s Gemini AI contained a whopper of a mistake about cheese
Google quietly corrected an ad featuring its chatbot that claimed Gouda made up 60% of the world’s cheese consumption.
Trump praises Chiefs star’s ‘phenomenal wife’ as he makes Super Bowl prediction
Donald Trump praised Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes’ “phenomenal wife” Brittany Mahomes as he predicted who would win the Super Bowl 2025 on Sunday, 9 February. The Republican has…
Privacy isn’t a luxury in crypto; it’s a necessity
Eran Barak — the CEO of the Midnight privacy sidechain on the Cardano network — explains why privacy is crucial to the mass adoption of blockchain.
Talking point: Scotland fail to make Ireland pay price for first-half profligacy
Despite passing up on 14 to 21 points, Ireland were never going to suffer the same fate as France at Twickenham