Most popular Irish boy and girl baby names for 2024 revealed
Jack and Sophie are the most popular boys’ and girls’ names, while the names Caleb and Rhea are becoming increasingly popular with parents, new data from t...
SSE Airtricity to hike electricity, gas prices from April
SSE Airtricity has announced it is increasing energy prices for both electricity and gas customers from 2 April.
Skype shutting down: Here’s when Microsoft replaces service with free Teams version
Skype, a big hit during the early 2000s, failed to keep up with competitors.
Bitcoin nears $80,000 level in worst month since 2022
Bitcoin fell more than 6% early Friday to just under $81,000 — the cryptocurrency’s lowest level since early November.
Irish Independent and regional titles hiring 17 journalists under new scheme to boost local news
Mediahuis Ireland has launched a new recruitment drive to expand our local news coverage in the Irish Independent and across our regional publications.
Most popular Irish boy and girl baby names for 2024 revealed
Jack and Sophie are the most popular boys’ and girls’ names, while the names Caleb and Rhea are becoming increasingly popular with parents, new data from t...
AMD Launches Radeon RX 9000 Series, Directly Competing with Nvidia’s Latest GPUs
AMD's latest Radeon RX 9000 Series challenges Nvidia's market position with advanced features and competitive pricing
AI Agents and Memecoins Fizzle Out as Crypto’s Hottest Narratives Lose Steam
Memecoins and AI Agents may have officially ran out of steam as platform activity metrics crumble amid a painful market shakeout.
Ross Byrne handed start as Cullen names Leinster side for Cardiff clash
There are five personnel changes to the starting XV from the win over Ospreys two weeks ago, with two players in line for their debuts off the bench.
Taoiseach receives official White House invite for St Patrick’s Day
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has been invited for a meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House to mark St Patrick’s Day.
Irish inflation moderates to 1.3% ahead of expected ECB rate cut
On a monthly basis, prices rose by 0.7 per cent as consumers faced higher energy, transport and food costs