Ireland Technology News Archives - Page 4 of 16

Ireland's app awards, The Appys, now accepting nominations The Appys, an awards event celebrating great app development and design in Ireland, is now open for entries. The event is in its third year and has established itself as a 'must win' award for the app development community. Darren McCarra No responses 18th September 2012
100 jobs on offer at Microsoft Ireland Microsoft has revealed that it intends to fill 100 job positions at its headquarters in Dublin in areas such as development, operations, sales and supply chain. Darren McCarra No responses 17th September 2012
Fruity: Not quite the iPhone 5 you'd expect One of Europe's largest distributors of fruit, Top Fruit, isn't exactly the kind of company you'd expect to be taking advantage of marketing opportunities around Apple's iPhone 5 launch. But they did, and here it is. Darren McCarra No responses 13th September 2012
Last call for entries to Spark of Genius startup competition This coming Friday, September 14, is the final date at which entries to the Electric Ireland Spark of Genius startup competition will be accepted. Darren McCarra 3 responses 8th September 2012
Irish President to open series of Being Young and Irish workshops This Saturday the Irish President, Michael D. Higgins, will open a series of Being Young and Irish workshops that aim to gather ideas and suggestions from Ireland's youth. Darren McCarra One response 7th September 2012
Irish hosting company announces construction of new data centre Blacknight, Ireland's largest hosting company, has announced the construction of a new energy efficient data centre at its base in Carlow. Darren McCarra No responses 27th August 2012
RTÉ.ie is Ireland's largest online media property RTÉ.ie is Ireland's largest online media property serving 4.4 million monthly unique visitors, that's according to the recently published ABC Island of Ireland report. Darren McCarra No responses 24th August 2012
Meet Carve Cases – Wooden iPhone cases made in Ireland Last month we covered a good-news story about an investment competition with a difference. Emerging startups were invited to pitch their ideas on Twitter using the hashtag #20000yoyos and two winners would be chosen just weeks later, each receiving €10,000 to help get their idea off the ground. Darren McCarra No responses 26th July 2012
First speakers at this year's Dublin Web Summit announced The first set of speakers at this year's Dublin Web Summit have been announced; a list that consists mostly, and quite purposely, of female entrepreneurs in tech as founder Paddy Cosgrave attempts to highlight this growing demographic. Darren McCarra No responses 17th July 2012
Countdown to Ireland's digital TV switchover begins In exactly 100 days Ireland's television network will no longer be broadcast in analogue form, instead replaced by digital, marking the most significant change in Ireland's broadcast history since the coming of colour television in 1969. Darren McCarra No responses 16th July 2012