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High stakes: how technology has transformed poker

Winning at poker use to be about reading people, but it's now a game of advanced strategic concepts and complex computer simulations

Iran's cross-border presence in the Middle East is nothing new, but it has taken on increased significance in light of current events

While some believe Ireland needs to take action now, the Government wants to wait for the court's preliminary findings, so who is right?

There is something obviously fascinating about Saltburn and it's not just the sight of an Irishman's backside

It evokes strong memories of the tragedy for those who remember it, but offers little context to younger people for whom 9/11 is history not memory

As the primary curriculum faces major reform, two recent reports can guide our thinking on teaching and learning

Photography brought images of the hungry in Ireland in 1898 to well-fed politicians, humanitarians and the wider public

There were up to 400 piggeries in the capital in the mid 1950s and the last two were only removed in the 1990s

Despite their huge economic contribution, micro enterprises face challenges such as access to public procurement opportunities

Here are some of the peculiar challenges researchers found when building an Irish language text generation system