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This Disney Plus UK deal gives you a year's subscription for £10 off when you pre-orderThis Disney Plus UK deal gives you a year's subscription for £10 off when you pre-order

Disney Plus UK pre-orders are now live, and you can save £10 on a year's subscription when you sign up before launch. The regular price is £59.99 per year, and this deal brings it down to £49.99 for your first year – that's a whole year of streaming Disney content and big new originals like The Mandalorian for the price of a new PS4 game.

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Girl Guides over the moon with app collaboration
Kilkenny-based tech entrepreneur Brendan Morrissey has created a new app for the Irish Girl Guides to encourage the interest of girls in technology-type careers.
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Image copyrightPAImage caption A thing of the past? Pupils currently sit traditional hand-written exams

Paper and pens could become a thing of the past for GCSE exams in Wales.

Regulatory body Qualifications Wales is consulting on the exams' future, which could include a major shift towards 16-year-olds sitting

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Get ready, tech giants: large fines may be coming from DPC
'The fines are there to be punitive and give rise to deterrence." This was the first time I had heard this from Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner, Helen Dixon.
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YouTuber Kian Lawley says he "became a better human" after a video of him using a racist term resurfaced in 2018.

It resulted in him being fired as an actor from a film inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement.

The 24-year-old admits

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Building fraud-detection firm into real deal
Martina King's role as chief executive of AI-powered fraudbuster Featurespace, which is reportedly valued at hundreds of millions of euro, partly came about thanks to two men who also have Irish roots. Born in England to parents who emigrated from Kildare, in 2011 King spent a year at an augmented reality startup, Aurasma, that was backed by Autonomy founder Mike Lynch, whose mother was from Tipperary.
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