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The Index nightclub promoters sold 20,000 tickets in 24 hours for District X, their new festival. Going big was a risk that looks to be paying off
DUBLIN Bus has confirmed plans to become a zero-emissions operator by 2050 and be running its first fully electric route within three years.The Drivin
IT'S time to make the most of our outdoor summer - and there's plenty of tasty treats to enjoy across Ireland.And as the weather has been getting bett
Updated: 15:30, 3 Jun 2021 THE National Cyber Security Centre has warned Irish Android users to be wary of scam text messages sent by spyware software. According to NCSC, the spyware is being used to access the victims' passwords and other sensitive information to steal data and money from them. 2 NCSC have warned Irish Android users of a scam text pretending to be about a missed package deliveryCredit: Alamy 2 An example of what the text messages may look likeCredit: National Cyber Security Centre In a statement they said: "The NCSC has received reports of a spyware software labeled FluBo...
Everything you need to know about Ireland's pilot events: What's on, how to get tickets, and what you can expect