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Aaron Rogan

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Aaron Rogan is a news correspondent.

Saudi Aramco and Barclays invest $15m in Irish company

HT Materials Science has developed technology that can improve heating and cooling systems at the biggest warehouses, factories and data centres in the world

HSE assesses popular vape products for breach of tobacco law

Previous research found certain Elf Bar products and an IVG vape were above legal limit for tank size

Flutter strategy pays off in US, winning 50 per cent of online sports betting market

Dublin-based multinational gambling company’s US division ‘well placed’ to turn a profit this year

Eamon Ryan moves on anti-drone technology to be deployed at Dublin Airport

The Transport Minister is to bring a memo to cabinet next week outlining the purchase and deployment of technology to end the disruption at Dublin Airport

Michael O’Leary accuses Eamon Ryan of ‘sitting on his hands’ over Dublin Airport drone disruption

The Ryanair chief executive expressed frustration at the latest delays in Dublin Airport caused by drones and called on the transport minister to resign

Paddy Power-owner Flutter posts rise in profits as US expansion continues

Adjusted earnings rose to €1.15 billion at the Dublin based multinational

Varadkar not against reforming Attorney General’s role ‘in principle’

Responding to a bill drafted by the Labour Party that calls for the AG to have regard for the overall public interest, the Taoiseach said that he is open to more transparency around the position

Heineken launched stout to replace Guinness for Russian market

Drinks giant says it still intends to withdraw from Russia over Ukraine invasion, but has developed new product range selling 72 million litres of beer and soft drinks

Virgin Media Television says ‘major hack’ was not ransomware

The broadcaster said that the cyber attack has been ‘contained, isolated and terminated’

Call for government to increase prices as medicine shortages persist, with 247 out of stock across Ireland

Of the medicines currently unavailable, 13 are on the World Medical Organisation’s WHO critical medicines list

University College Cork climate scientists awarded €3.5m to develop energy model

Eamon Ryan said Ireland’s climate targets are ‘challenging but attainable’ and require data to make policy

‘People are realising that work won’t love you back’: Why tech workers are turning to unions

The idea of a tech union in Ireland would have seemed fanciful just a few years ago, but the recent batch of layoffs in the sector has changed the game

Facebook-owner Meta cuts more than 70 jobs in Ireland as AI improvements reduce need for humans

The social media giant said that the change would have no impact on its ability to review content

Microsoft cuts 120 jobs in Ireland

The tech giant informed staff of the level of job losses on Thursday

Cognizant to add 320 jobs in Ireland as it wins new contracts

The roles will mainly be in life sciences manufacturing sector as the firm expands in Ireland

HSE ‘looking into’ reports that popular Elfbar vapes may have illegal levels of nicotine

Vape Business Ireland said that it was “gravely concerned” about the possibility of non-compliant products being sold in Ireland

Unionist and Brexiteer legal challenge to Northern Ireland protocol rejected by UK Supreme Court

Judges ruled that the controversial arrangement is in line with UK laws

Cost Of Living Crisis

Irish households face an extra €1,159 on annual grocery bill as price inflation hits new record

The rising cost of groceries in recent months has led people to spend more on fewer items

Children as young as 8 viewing harmful online content as companies ‘not policing’ age restrictions

A new survey has found one in five 8-12 year-olds have seen something online that they ‘wouldn’t want their parents to know about’

Ireland pledges €2m in emergency earthquake support for Turkey and Syria

Micheál Martin said the people of Ireland are shocked by the loss of life and devastation