Department of Social Protection fined €550,000 over facial scans
Department also ordered to come up with valid lawful basis for the use of facial scans and facial matching software for registration of Public Services Cards
Tesco’s Irish sales growth continues in first quarter
UK sales growth accelerates in three-month period
‘Disruptive’ Ryanair passengers face €500 fine from airline
Passengers offloaded from planes could still face civil action
Is the text scammer era at an end? Comreg implements SMS registry for firms
Registry will mean only legitimate businesses should be able to access consumer phones but scammers will inevitably find new approaches
Schoolchildren tap the potential of Stem and AI at Microsoft event
Microsoft’s Dublin campus showcased more than 110 innovative projects
Shelfy review: Can this device keep food in your fridge fresh for longer?
If you have a habit of not using food quickly, this might be for you
Flutter to cut more than 200 jobs in Ireland and Britain
Paddy Power owner has not yet said which areas will be affected
AI still key for Apple, but Siri updates take a back seat
Company is expanding its partnership with OpenAI
EV owners could have free charger installed and be paid to share with neighbours under new EasyGo scheme
Scheme is designed to remove one of the obstacles to adoption of electric cars
Ryanair to purchase 30 spare jet engines, with list price of $500m
‘Significant’ commitment will bolster operational resilience, Ryanair says
Vodafone to shift headquarters to St Stephen’s Green
Move comes after two decades in Sandyford headquarters
Avant Money cuts interest rate to below 3% ahead of expected ECB cut
Avant said interest rates on its new Flex Mortgage product will now start from 2.98%
Deliveroo tests drone deliveries with Manna partnership
Initial phase will see food deliveries by drone in Dublin 15