Here’s Why Crypto Market Lost $1.6 Billion in Hours By U.Today
Here's Why Crypto Market Lost $1.6 Billion in Hours
Opposition leader appointed PM in Syria
The new caretaker is a long-time ally of militant leader Mohammed al-Jolani Opposition politician Mohammed al-Bashir has announced that he will serve as Syria’s caretaker prime minister until March. Al-Bashir,…
21st Century Problem: Parents Are Having To Explain To Kids Why Their Robots Area Dead
Parents will have the difficult task of explaining to kids why their toy robot suddenly won't talk to them.
Gallery | Munster Prepare For Castres Olympique This Friday
Munster Rugby - Gallery | Munster Prepare For Castres Olympique This Friday
Conor McGregor hits out at ‘blackmailers’ in rape cases in latest rant
Conor McGregor has waded into controversy again on social media advising a US rapper accused of rape to, ‘Never settle with blackmailers. EVER.’
Aer Lingus plans major expansion in Cork Airport flights in 2025
The national airline will base more planes on Leeside
Google’s Quantum Success Won’t Threaten Bitcoin Security, Experts Say
Google’s new quantum computing chip, Willow, raises concerns over Bitcoin’s security, but experts say quantum threats are decades away.
Russian court convicts New Zealand mercenary
Jordan O’Brien was accused of assisting Kiev’s campaign of terror in Kursk Region A Russian court has sentenced a New Zealand national to 14 years in prison for his role…
New Cleo zero-day RCE flaw exploited in data theft attacks
Hackers are actively exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Cleo managed file transfer software to breach corporate networks and conduct data theft attacks.
Netanyahu has made it clear: Biden’s no longer in charge
US-Israel policy appears to now be fully running through Mar-a-Lago after shocking developments in the Golan Heights, writes John Bowden
‘I am a bit concerned by what I am hearing’ – Galway TD on Revenue investigations for GAA county boards
“I certainly won’t be letting this rest until I know that is happening," John Connolly told the Galway convention attendees.
The top ten things to do in Sligo this week: December 11-17
The festive season has arrived and there are no shortage of wonderful events in Sligo to get you into the festive spirit this December.