Practical writing on what websites cost, how they get hacked, and how they should be built — plus the case studies that taught us.
Type "website cost Ireland" into a search engine and you will find two kinds of answers: agencies hiding behind "it depends", and DIY platforms advertising prices that quietly triple by year two.
Most writing about small business cybersecurity in Ireland follows a formula: frightening statistic, list of twenty things you must do, invitation to buy something.
WordPress powers roughly 43% of the web.

Roscommon's leading builder is moving from word-of-mouth-only to a site built to dominate local search — currently in development.

A security startup with a brilliant scanner and an embarrassing demo screen got a dashboard worthy of its engine — 97 Lighthouse, 10,000 findings, zero stutter.

A Dublin fintech needed to convert high-net-worth visitors into qualified investor leads — at 6.4% conversion, the funnel outperforms the industry three-to-one.
What a €1,500 audit actually finds
The $3.31M mistake: breach economics for a 20-person firm
Hand-coded vs page builders: the maintenance bill nobody shows you
// announced, not scheduled — published when they are ready, not to fill a calendar