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Boris Johnson jokes about Brexit impasse during visit to Trinity College in Dublin
Boris Johnson jokes about Brexit impasse during visit to Trinity College in Dublin

Boris Johnson has poked fun at the Brexit impasse by asking if an atomic microscope could be used to split the deadlock on future cross-border trade.

Fri, 17 Nov, 2017

Ambitious Irish teenage entrepreneurs wowing business world
Ambitious Irish teenage entrepreneurs wowing business world

Patrick and John Collison, the billionaire brothers from Limerick behind mobile payments firm Stripe, were still in their teens when they sold their auction website Auctomatic for €4.5m in 2008.

Mon, 12 Jun, 2017

Young Scientist 2016 case studies: Girls ‘manipulated’ by social media
Young Scientist 2016 case studies: Girls ‘manipulated’ by social media

Younger people are more influenced by social media, their parents should be aware.

Fri, 08 Jan, 2016

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