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Update 20 October 2026: Added comment from Revolut and potential outage cause at Google Cloud
Revolut is down for many customers in Ireland and abroad this morning, with reports of app errors, failed logins, declined card payments and blocked transfers. It adds to a
In 2023 I built a gaming PC. I call him PinkyBoi, it cost me a small fortune, and it taught me everything I need to know about building a gaming PC in Ireland. The pitfalls, the costs, the pure impossibles and the little wins. Living on an island makes this really tough, lads.
A console-beating gaming PC in Ireland will cost you roughly €1,400 to €1,500 before W...
Lidl says it has reached 100,000 Lidl Connect registrations ten days after launching on Monday 5 October, which means the €8.99 a month launch offer is now closed. That is well ahead of the 31 December cut-off Lidl originally gave alongside the 100,000 cap.
Anyone joining from now pays €12.99 a month, which Lidl still calls Price for Life, and the only way in is the...
An Post has emailed AddressPal customers to say the service’s website will close on 16 October 2026, ending new registrations and online account management for its parcel forwarding service. Existing customers can keep using AddressPal after that date with their existing APW number, but they’ll no longer be able to log in, change their details or update a payment card online....
Google has opened its SynthID Detector for checking AI-generated content to the public, so anyone can now check whether an image, video or audio clip was made with AI. The tool went live globally in English this afternoon, which means it’s available in Ireland from today.
Until now, the de...