The 18km test flight, from Connemara Airport to the airstrip on Inis Mór, took around 15 minutes to complete.

You never know who you might bump into in Carton House during an Ireland camp.

Triathlete Carolyn Hayes is flat out. Since October 2018, she’s literally been racing around the world.

5G has gone live in five cities, making Vodafone the first Irish mobile operator to offer high-speed internet access commercially.

Vodafone Ireland and three retailers have pleaded guilty to sending unsolicited marketing emails and text messages.

People who watch live English Premiership football matches on illegal streaming sites on their computers, set top boxes and other devices will find the service blocked when the 2019/20 season kicks off next month following a court order.

A new app will connect victims of domestic violence and abuse to support services across the country.

Latest: Vodafone Ireland said that it has identified the "root cause of an issue that affected some Vodafone mobile data and broadband services this afternoon".

Every parent should have concerns about online safety for their children.

Vodafone Ireland has become the latest internet service provider to agree a "cease and desist" protocol aimed at tackling music copyright piracy, the Commercial Court has heard.

The Samaritans will play a crucial role in the development of a national telephone service that will direct callers to the most suitable mental health service.

New appointments in Ireland's busy jobs market.

CIT honoured graduates at its recent 2019 Faculty of Business and Humanities Alumni Awards.

An estimated 43,000 commuters from the county are using the main arteries into Cork city centre every morning, a data analytics report has found.

A love for technology is the biggest motivator for 45% of Ireland’s youths when it comes to pursuing a career in tech, according to new research.

Google’s new phones will make it easier to take group selfies, comes with an automatic ‘shush mode’, and will be available for the first time in Ireland since 2016.

The comet-like speed of technological change has transformed our lives over the past decade, but 5G technology will again revolutionise life as we know it over the next 10 years, says Vodafone Ireland’s head of networks, Max Gasparroni.

The Government must acknowledge the potential of Cork as Ireland’s second city with investment to substantially strengthen our metropolitan profile, Cork Chamber President Bill O'Connell has said.

Mobile phone customers who do not change their tariff after their contract ends may be paying subsidies for a handset they have already paid for, a consumer group warns.

Firms across Cork have been urged to enter this year’s Cork Chamber Company of the Year Awards by previous winners who said the accolade had opened new doors to business.

There are growing concerns that the Government’s National Broadband Plan could be derailed as one of the leading bidders dropped out of the race.

Vodafone has reported a 1.1% year-on-year increase in its Irish revenues for the first quarter of its current financial year, with customer numbers, here, rising by nearly 7%.

A new report has highlighted how children as young as seven are being increasingly targeted by predators online,writes Ciara Phelan.

“Basically, don’t Netflix binge in Paris as you would in Portlaoise!”.

Erin O’Connor’s down to earth, Irish roots have served her well. Esther McCarthy meets the unassuming supermodel in Dublin

Revenues at Vodafone’s Irish operations fell below €1bn in the group’s latest financial year, while its Irish mobile customer numbers dipped below the 2m mark.

The Vodafone is giving high speed broadband to 15 rural towns in Ireland to help grow business.

Six major film and TV studios have brought a legal action here aimed at stopping allegedly “massive” illegal downloading of their films and other products.

Some of the towns with the slowest broadband speeds in Ireland will soon have connectivity to rival international hubs such Tokyo and Hong Kong, according to the company installing fibre optic cable in rural areas.

Vodafone Ireland has today announced new bill pay and pay-as-you-go (PAYG) plans for customers.

Vodafone’s Irish unit recorded a 2.8% increase in service revenue in the 12 months to the end of June having posted Q1 revenue of €242m.

Vodafone Ireland attributed a near 2% rise in revenue last year to improvements in its mobile and fixed-line business, despite a significant number of mobile customers leaving the network over the final quarter.

Vodafone Ireland enjoyed a second consecutive quarter of growth in the last three months of 2015, with revenues and customer numbers on the rise.

Staff of a telecoms company have been left devastated after being told the business was closing and their jobs were gone — by text.

The iPhone 6s is almost here, have you got yours pre-ordered yet?

A quarter of Irish teenagers have suffered online bullying, according to an international survey of young people.