Ben Spencer

2 mins read Ireland's first additively manufactured liquid rocket engine has completed a successful testing campaign, demonstrating performance beyond its original design limits during trials in the UK.

Tyndall National Institute has reported a record year for commercialisation, with the launch of three semiconductor spin-out companies and growing evidence of Ireland's expanding indigenous semiconductor sector.

Many patients are fobbed off with drugs or left with limited mobility by metal implants. A biomechanics professor is plotting a giant leap forward

Chippies have put up prices by nearly 65 per cent since 2021 thanks to overfishing and sanctions against Russian imports, a Sunday Times analysis shows

A study suggests significantly boosting intake of something found in a wide range of foods led to a ‘significant reduction’ in symptoms

Tyndall National Institute and CEA-Leti have reached a significant semiconductor milestone with the development of a power management chip designed for future AI systems.

1 min read Airbus has begun construction of a new wing facility extension in Belfast to increase production capacity and support rising A220 aircraft demand.

Glenveagh has secured €859,000 in Enterprise Ireland funding to support research and development activities aimed at advancing modern construction methods and off-site manufacturing.

Armstrong Industrial has completed a heating capacity upgrade at a key Irish gas interconnector site, supporting higher demand and future increases in gas imports.

2 mins read More than 3,000 University of Limerick students will graduate this week, joining the institution's global alumni network and entering a rapidly changing world.