Bluesky

Bluesky may be in danger of becoming Elon Musk’s black mirror

Wokeism (as it doesn’t like to be called) and the reactionary right each propose a way of seeing the world as it ‘really’ is

Bluesky brings a light touch to #GE24

Social media site is notably different in tone to X

Forget Bluesky and pre-Musk Twitter. Friendship is the only true antidote to polarisation

It is less easy to hate someone with baffling ideas when you know and like them as a person

Social media taps into a dark human need to be mean to other people

As people – even Stephen King – flee the platform, discussion of where to move to feels underpinned by a sadness that the kind of virtual space they crave may no longer be possible

Bluesky is being touted as ‘Twitter before Elon Musk’. Can the good vibes last?

Another week, another new social media app. Could this one be a keeper or will it degenerate like its once-enjoyable forerunners?

Bluesky, the non-toxic alternative to X, has had a glow-up. But is the app here to stay?

Social media app that feels a lot like early Twitter has attracted millions of new users this month and, so far, is not annoying like Threads

Bluesky is starting to surge amid upheaval in the social media world

Network, which grew from an off-shoot of Jack Dorsey’s Twitter, experiencing ‘growing pains’ of popularity as membership passes 15m

Musk’s €39bn bid will change Twitter forever, even if it fails

The shock of the offer may be just the spur the social media site needs

Limerick-based Arralis no longer working under the radar

Irish company secured a €50m investment from Hong Kong investors earlier this year

Arralis gets €50m from Hong Kong-based consortium

Investment will allow UL-based tech firm to create 25 new jobs in expanded operation

Ryanair to employ German-based pilots through Dublin firm

Airline move a bid to shake off German tax and welfare underpayment inquiry

Ethiopian Airlines to use Dreamliner on Dublin route