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Ireland's leading technology news service providing Irish technology breaking news and analysis online, in print and through content syndication. The site also offers an extensive archive and search facility free to all users.

Deals done this past week
An overview of the week in deals in the Irish technology sector, including the deal between Ryanair and Maxroam to slash roaming charges, and CA Technologies' purchase of Arcot Systems.
Apple pinged to triumph already from a slice of social media
Siliconrepublic editor John Kennedy on the implications of Apple's move into social networking with Facebook and how the Facebook deal is an inevitability.
Weekend news roundup
A quick glance at some of the technology stories breaking in the weekend papers.
The digital business week
A digest of the top business and technology news stories from the past week.
DIT launches social media induction project
Dublin Institute of Technology has launched three new social media initiatives at the Irish Film Institute, the first of their kind in Irish third-level education.
The week in gadgets
A look at gadget, game and geek happenings in the week ahead.
Financial results this week
Companies scheduled to release their financial results the week of 6-10 September.
Govt invests €1.4m to boost talent of SME managers
Enterprise Minister Batt O'Keeffe TD has unveiled a €1.4m pilot management training fund for SMEs in a move aimed at boosting productivity by improving workplace skills.
ATM tax would stifle moves to e-payments
A move to e-payments would save more than €1.6bn in transaction costs for Irish businesses and could cut down on crime. However, the notion of taxing ATM transactions goes against logic, warned Chambers Ireland.
Motorola spearheads move into Ireland's utilities sector
Communications giant Motorola has spearheaded a significant move into Ireland's utilities market, joining forces with a Meath-based SCADA systems provider and proving instrumental in winning a key deal with the ESB.
Irish firms No 1 worldwide for adopting cloud apps
Irish firms are using in excess of 1,000 different cloud applications on the Azure platform, Microsoft's country manager Paul Rellis told Siliconrepublic. He said this makes Ireland No 1 in cloud apps adoption worldwide.
Ryan commits to 'Your Country Your Call' digital/green ideas
Communications Minister Eamon Ryan TD has pledged to commit to the winning digital and green ideas submitted by the finalists of the Your Country Your Call campaign.

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