Brian O'Donovan

Work & Technology Correspondent

Nurses call for mileage rate increase over fuel costs

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation has called for changes to mileage rates to reflect the soaring cost of fuel.

Business • 25 Mar

Around 15 jobs at Meta Ireland under threat

Around 15 jobs are at risk at the Irish operation of Facebook parent company Meta, RTÉ News understands.

Business • 25 Mar

The new state-of-the-art AI studio has been designed as a space to co-create technology solutions alongside customers from all sectors

Irish AI company Version 1 announces 250 jobs

Irish artificial intelligence company Version 1 has announced the creation of 250 jobs with the opening of a new Dublin headquarters and AI studio.

Business • 25 Mar

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Cryptocurrency worth €30m seized by CAB and Europol

The Criminal Assets Bureau has seized €30 million in cryptocurrency in an operation supported by Europol's European Cybercrime Centre.

Crime • 24 Mar

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We're not going to have hologram judge, AI Committee told

The chief executive of the Courts Service Angela Denning has said that the service is currently conducting a number of trials of artificial intelligence (AI) technology.

Business • 24 Mar

'Psychological torture' - migrant worker on exploitation

Sam, which is not his real name, came to Ireland six years ago on a general employment permit as a horticultural worker. He thought it would be a turning point for his life but it soon turned sour.

Business • 23 Mar