Brian O Neill

The destruction of a plaque in Cabra, north Dublin commemorating the 1916 Rising has been called “shocking, disappointing and upsetting” by the chairm(...)

On December 24th, while the rest of us were hanging up our Christmas stockings, the Companies Registration Office was stamping as “received” the final(...)

The man given the task of regenerating a significant portion of Dublin’s north inner city is nicknamed Golden Boots but when Friedrich Ludewig arrive(...)

The nuns have the flu, and so won’t be joining the group. There has just been a phone call from the retirement home where they reside in south Dublin (...)

Ronan McGreevy None of the recommendations made by a Government-appointed group on internet safety have been implemented four years on, according to(...)

Opening the final headquarters of the 1916 Rising leaders to the public remains a “top priority”, Minister for Heritage Josepha Madigan has said. In(...)

A new programme from DIT Hothouse is set to open up access for small and medium-sized businesses to researcher expertise, labs and equipment. The Ope(...)

Financial spread betting business, Shelbourne Markets, lost €911,000 in the year running up to its sale to London-based ETX Capital, the latest figur(...)

A new study of child internet use, Net Children Go Mobile, which has surveyed 500 nine-to-16-year-old internet-using children in each of seven Europea(...)

The vast majority of Irish children believe they know more about the internet than their parents, yet 43 per cent still don’t know how to use the “(...)