New menus, a church changes its religion and Dublin gets saucy
Food File: The Seagull lands in Dunmore East as the search for the best toastie begins
Will the tendency to shop local outlast the pandemic?
We asked if people were prepared to pay more to shop local and if they would continue to
Truce of 100 years ago, which ended War of Independence, marked at Mansion House
Lord Mayor of Dublin Alison Gilliland lays wreath to mark centenary
Provisional liquidators appointed to Joe Walsh Pilgrimtours
Business owes €5m to people who had paid for pilgrimage packages
New resource encouraging positive use of tech targets teenagers
Safer Internet Day sees launch of free digital media literacy resource
Media literacy class: Teaching young people to spot fake news
A new programme is teaching students that content online isn’t necessarily true or reliable – and can involve malicious efforts to steal their information or identity
How’s your local? Ireland’s full of great beers, including this one
Another Round: I’m lucky to have O Brother and a few other great breweries nearby
Vandalising of 1916 plaque ‘shocking and upsetting’
Granite plaque was unveiled in December to commemorate Irish Volunteers from locality
Have we learned nothing from the Worldspreads scandal?
It was the investors and clients who lost virtually everything in this egregious scandal
German architect outlines his vision for Dublin’s north inner city
Friedrich Ludewig wants to create a warren of streets and squares to regenerate the area while respecting its place in history
People with dementia take a tour of their own long-term memories
A tour at the Chester Beatty uses artefacts as a visual springboard into past events
Internet safety recommendations ‘not implemented’, committee told
‘Confusion’ in Government over who is responsible for protecting children online, expert says
Moore Street Rising centre is still a ‘top priority’
Josepha Madigan responds as Court of Appeal overturns ‘national monument’ ruling
DIT Hothouse scheme to bring R&D resources to small firms
Open Labs initiative allows access to college facilities and 600 researchers
Loss of €911,000 by Shelbourne Markets in year
SFS Markets sold business to Monecor Ltd, which trades as ETX, in July 2014
Online usage patterns of children suggest they are not equipped with adequate internet safety skills
Extraordinary level of engagement with digital devices
Children’s digital skills don’t match their confidence levels, report finds
43 per cent of nine to 16-year-olds don’t know how to report abuse online, survey reveals
A smartphone from Santa: what are the safety features?
Internet-enabled devices come complete with responsibilites for everyone, so before you hand over that phone to your child, make sure to set the ground rules
Online and in tune: teenagers lead the digital charge
Parents urged to focus more on opportunities and less on risks for their children online
Media urged to avoid ‘sensationalist’ reporting of online risks
Irish author of new EU report says most young people’s experiences of the internet are positive and beneficial
Cabinet to tackle issue of children’s internet safety
Rabbitte seeks agreement on interdepartmental group to implement safety recommendations
New teaching resource aims to help tackle cyberbullying
Students encouraged to stand up to bullying and show solidarity with victims
One in five children upset by online content in past year
Study on internet use among 9-16 year olds finds smartphones most used for access
Ex-heads of spreadbet firm lose bid to halt bankruptcy
Marketspreads was suspended by Central Bank in April 2012
DIT: Investigating real and imagined internet dangers
Services and information relevant to young people should be available online as soon as possible
Studies highlight risks posed by social networking sites to children
Almost one in five youngsters have been upset by personal messages online
Slane sex act photos: a salutary lesson of how social media can exploit and abuse
Experts say more awareness needed of consequences of sharing material online
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