Stripe named ‘most innovative company in the world’
Two other Irish-founded firms – Evervault and Moonshot – also on Fast Company’s list
Gailltír goalkeeper Ciara Jackman a warm order with her hot water bottle
‘I don’t mind looking silly if it means I can catch the ball or hit a puck-out a bit better’
School friends’ love of coding makes them millionaires
Edtech start-up Robotify matured from firm founded by teenagers to near-€20m takeout target
Evervault to expand as founder urges encryption not regulation
Data security company aims to grow employee numbers by 20, Shane Curran says
Young Scientist: Cork student wins with programme to detect ‘deepfakes’
Greg Tarr’s artificial intelligence system detects faked videos faster than current methods
Cork student who designed software to detect ‘deepfake’ videos wins 2021 BTYSTE contest
Greg Tarr is the overall winner of the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition
Given the space, teens can make significant products – tech entrepreneur Shane Curran
Everfault founder and BTYSTE 2017 winner building ground-breaking data-privacy interface
Covidius horribilis: Business winners and losers of 2020
Coronavirus meant the end for many firms, while others adapted and prospered
Young Scientist winner Shane Curran (20) raises $16m for start up firm
Silion Valley heavyweights back data-privacy technology firm Evervault
Young Scientist Exhibition entrants have ‘astounding’ achievements
Cofounder Dr Tony Scott says contest has had major impact on Irish innovation and entrepreneurship
Are tech giants finally listening to customers’ privacy concerns?
Protecting data is the big focus as Google, Apple and Facebook try to regain trust
Evervault locks in €3m in funding for secure data processing
Stripe backer Sequoia leading investment in Irish company founded by teenager
GAA Statistics: Band of brothers - how the GAA's keeping it in the family
Up to 53 brothers could be involved in this weekend’s five games;13 in Connacht final
GAA Statistics: Rory Beggan points the way in goalkeeping evolution
Meeting of Monaghan and Cavan brings together Championship’s top scoring ‘keepers
Recruitment drive under way to find 75 new ‘business angels’
Halo Business Angel Network aims to get investors to make extra €15m available
Young scientist exhibition entries indicate girls embracing male-dominated subjects
Number of female students in chemical, physical and mathematical category up 62%
There is no place for cowardly violence in GAA club scene
Club games offer very best of GAA culture, but occasionally rivalry becomes poisoned
Entrepreneurs to be spared sugar coating with new start-up conference
One-day event includes speakers such as Dan Kiely of Voxpro and Ray Nolan of XSellCo
Bodies of two murdered ‘small-time criminals’ found fused together, trial hears
Trial of Jason O’Driscoll for killing of Anthony Burnett and Joseph Redmond begins
Two Irish entrepreneurs listed on Forbes’ 30 Under 30
Some 300 people listed across 10 categories, including entertainment, finance and technology
Murder trial hears firefighters saw skull and ribcage in burning car
Jason O’Driscoll pleads not guilty to murdering car thieves in Co Louth in March 2012
From horses to robots – the many strands of Stem
Looking at Stem innovators in Ireland and highlighting some of the most exciting work
Roscommon in doldrums after dream of breakthrough turns sour
Kevin McStay’s tenure promised so much but the decline has been quick and awful
Who do the GAA top brass think they are by ignoring players?
Player view: Huge club calender problems not being addressed by ‘Super 8’ proposals
How a Dublin teenager is helping you bring your secrets to the grave
Shane Curran’s winning qCrypt project offers solution for private data storage
Teens develop robot to teach children basics of coding
Trinity Walton Club aims to show how real world problems might be solved by Stem
All politics is local and so are club fixtures
New club players association needs to convince GAA that fixture reform is essential
‘We have put in 130 sessions this year. Today is the date to create our own history’
Irish Times journalist Eamon Donoghue’s inside view of his county final journey
Roscommon hoping sun will come out this summer
County’s league form has been a revelation but it is championship success that will matter most
Roscommon-Galway: Eugene Murphy (FF) takes third and final seat
Denis Naughten elected on first count, Michael Fitzmaurice takes second seat
Man who saved for Roscommon wants to save Roscommon
Former goalkeeper Shane Curran is in with a chance of winning a seat for Fianna Fáil
Ex-GAA player Shane Curran to run for election
Former goalkeeper to be added to Fianna Fáil ticket in Roscommon-Galway constituency
Regrets, we’ve had a few, say GAA players in school fundraiser
Leitrim pupils ask sports stars how they’d do things differently
Former Sligo footballer Eamon O’Hara confirmed in first managerial role
Two years after his intercounty retirement he’s been appointed at Mayo club Ballaghaderreen
Shane Curran begins managerial life after club appointment confirmed
Former St Brigid’s and Roscommon goalkeeper confirmed as Padraig Pearses manager
Apprentice carpenter ‘stabbed to death in row over woman’
Maurice Martin knifed 14 times, inquest hears
Sporting Books of the Year: Deeds, drama and trying to put the record straight
GAA, soccer and rugby followers have lots of choice this Christmas with stories that range from the personal to the universal
My name is Ronnie Whelan, John Hayes, Shane Curran: Tommy Conlon on life as a ghostwriter
Pulling out a single, long-forgotten moment from the past will often prompt a landslide of anecdotes, like loosening the one rock that releases the avalanche
Colourful nonconformist Shane Curran always ready to think outside the box
Veteran goalkeeper’s story of life inside and outside the GAA in Roscommon makes for a fascinating autobiography
Bullets found in wall ‘similar’ to those that killed Marioara Rostas
Ballistics expert gives evidence at trial of man accused of killing Romanian woman (18)
Meath make light of gruelling conditions to hand out a beating to Wicklow
Manager Mick O’Dowd admits he has high hopes for his charges this season
Decorated veterans still answering the call to arms from their clubs
Former inter-county stars Kevin Tucker, Alan Kerins, John Paul Mone and Dermot Earley all in action this weekend
Flowering of a nation’s youth through learning the art of computer code
A formidable new force is making its presence felt in the tech world as coding clubs unleash young talent
Shane Curran: ‘All-Ireland victory is the best day of my life’
St Brigid’s goalkeeper wrestled match referee to the ground in joyous aftermath of win over Ballymun Kickhams
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