Pee.ie – Public Toilets Near Me Ireland
(pee.ie)
Welcome to pee.ie, the definitive list of public toilets in Ireland. It’s a shared Google map so once opened on your phone (click the square in the top right corner) you can refer back to it whenever needed.
Welcome to pee.ie, the definitive list of public toilets in Ireland. It’s a shared Google map so once opened on your phone (click the square in the top right corner) you can refer back to it whenever needed.
Painstaking work to conserve Ireland's oldest paper documents begins
(theguardian.com)
Work has begun to conserve and digitise one of the oldest paper documents still in existence on the island of Ireland.
Work has begun to conserve and digitise one of the oldest paper documents still in existence on the island of Ireland.
When Two Hemispheres Collide: Where to Now for Rewilding in Ireland?
(worldsensorium.com)
When Two Hemispheres Collide: Where to now for rewilding in Ireland?
When Two Hemispheres Collide: Where to now for rewilding in Ireland?
For the Love of a Little Sea
(hakaimagazine.com)
The birthplace of experimental marine biology is in decline. Will Ireland rally to save it?
The birthplace of experimental marine biology is in decline. Will Ireland rally to save it?
The Nursery of the Mac – Apple Computer factory in Cork, Ireland (1996)
(rgaros.nl)
Ireland is a beautiful holiday destination: green, quiet, beautiful nature, good beer and kind people. But when a Mac-freak like René Ros is on vacation in Ireland he hás to visit the Apple factory in Cork. Armed with lots of RAM memory in the upper chamber and a anti-static heal band he was allowed in.
Ireland is a beautiful holiday destination: green, quiet, beautiful nature, good beer and kind people. But when a Mac-freak like René Ros is on vacation in Ireland he hás to visit the Apple factory in Cork. Armed with lots of RAM memory in the upper chamber and a anti-static heal band he was allowed in.
Russian spy ship confirmed to be operating near cables off Dublin
(rte.ie)
A Russian spy ship has been operating near subsea cables in the Irish Sea just north of Dublin in recent days, according to vessel tracking data and military sources.
A Russian spy ship has been operating near subsea cables in the Irish Sea just north of Dublin in recent days, according to vessel tracking data and military sources.
Thousands go to fake AI-invented Dublin Halloween parade
(euronews.com)
Irish revellers flooded the streets of Dublin expecting a Halloween parade last night. The only problem? No parade had been organised.
Irish revellers flooded the streets of Dublin expecting a Halloween parade last night. The only problem? No parade had been organised.
Crowds gather in Dublin for fake Halloween parade posted on social media
(thejournal.ie)
GARDAÍ HAVE ASKED hundreds of people who have gathered on O’Connell Street in Dublin city centre to disperse after a fake ‘Halloween parade’ was advertised online.
GARDAÍ HAVE ASKED hundreds of people who have gathered on O’Connell Street in Dublin city centre to disperse after a fake ‘Halloween parade’ was advertised online.
Why are librarians up in arms over ebooks?
(rte.ie)
Ireland's public libraries are hugely popular with millions of visitors each year and academic libraries are an essential part of third level education.
Ireland's public libraries are hugely popular with millions of visitors each year and academic libraries are an essential part of third level education.
Much of Ireland Is an Ecological Desert. Meet the Man Who Wants to Rewild It
(nytimes.com)
Is Ireland really all that green? Ecologically speaking, the answer is no, says Eoghan Daltun, a sculptor who restored a patch of native rainforest in the Beara Peninsula, on the country’s rugged southwestern coast.
Is Ireland really all that green? Ecologically speaking, the answer is no, says Eoghan Daltun, a sculptor who restored a patch of native rainforest in the Beara Peninsula, on the country’s rugged southwestern coast.
Ireland's big school secret: how a year off-curriculum changes teenage lives
(theguardian.com)
The transition year led Paul Mescal and Cillian Murphy to become actors – and has had similarly seismic effects on thousands of secondary school students. Should other countries follow suit?
The transition year led Paul Mescal and Cillian Murphy to become actors – and has had similarly seismic effects on thousands of secondary school students. Should other countries follow suit?
Irish finance minister calls €14B tax windfall from Apple 'transformational'
(theguardian.com)
The Irish finance minister has hailed the €14bn tax windfall from Apple as “transformational” just weeks after the government lost a case in the European court of justice arguing the tech company should keep its money.
The Irish finance minister has hailed the €14bn tax windfall from Apple as “transformational” just weeks after the government lost a case in the European court of justice arguing the tech company should keep its money.
Meta fined $102M for storing passwords in plain text
(engadget.com)
The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has slapped Meta with a $101.5 million (€91 million) fine after wrapping up an investigation into a security breach in 2019, wherein the company mistakenly stored users' passwords in plain text.
The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has slapped Meta with a $101.5 million (€91 million) fine after wrapping up an investigation into a security breach in 2019, wherein the company mistakenly stored users' passwords in plain text.
Show HN: How much is 13B euros?
(howmuchis13billioneuros.com)
There's a lot of chatter in the Irish news about 13 billion euros or 14 billions euros.
There's a lot of chatter in the Irish news about 13 billion euros or 14 billions euros.
Apple owes billions in Irish back taxes
(theregister.com)
Following an eight-year legal tussle, Europe's highest court has ruled in a "final judgment" that Apple benefited from massive tax breaks after Ireland contravened EU state aid rules.
Following an eight-year legal tussle, Europe's highest court has ruled in a "final judgment" that Apple benefited from massive tax breaks after Ireland contravened EU state aid rules.
Irish museum solves mystery of Bronze Age axe heads delivered in porridge box
(theguardian.com)
When the national museum of Ireland received two 4,000-year-old axe heads, “thoughtfully” wrapped in foam inside a porridge box, from an anonymous source last month, it put out an appeal.
When the national museum of Ireland received two 4,000-year-old axe heads, “thoughtfully” wrapped in foam inside a porridge box, from an anonymous source last month, it put out an appeal.