@OKFirl

We are @OKFN initiative in #Ireland empowering #openknowledge by making useful publicly funded Irish data open, usable and used.

 Ireland, #opendataIRL
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"Our mission is to create a more open world – a world where all non-personal information is open, free for everyone to use, build on and share; and creators and innovators are fairly recognised and rewarded." #openknowledge #opendata #opendataIRL
Open Knowledge Foundation (@okfn@fosstodon.org)@OKFN20 May 2019
15 years ago the Open Knowledge Foundation was founded blog.okfn.org/2004/05/24/ope…. We look forward to continue working towards a fair and free knowledge economy for another 15 years: join us to work towards a more open future blog.okfn.org/2019/05/20/for… #OKF15
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Orla Murphy@omurphy1628 Oct 2019
Replying to @maggieoneill9 @methodsMcr @uccsoc @sallychis @CaitlinFNunn
Thanks for sharing, will be looking forward to reading! #informationsupportingcommunities - work of Pobal is here: maps.pobal.ie/ because yes, we need more open data for the public good @OKFirl
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Dr Sandra Collins@SandriCollins18 Sep 2019
So happy and so proud to see people enjoying @MoLI_Museum ! I ❤️❤️❤️ my job and tonight I feel like the luckiest person ever! @NLIreland @ucddublin @kmcsharry @kellehmv @simplesimon_ie My face hurts from smiling so much ☺️
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Replying to @_mxochicale @unibirmingham @birminghamalum @news_ub @eps_unibham @SchoolofEng_UoB @UoBLibServices @HCIBham @ukrepro @github
#RT: To my knowledge, this is the first #OpenAccess and 100% reproducible #PhDThesis since the establishment of @unibirmingham in 1900. 📗Thesis: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.33841… 💻Github: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.33842… 📄Website,🖼️slides,📺video,📎links+more: mxochicale-phd.github.io/sit…
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Tough Soles 👣@toughsoles13 Jun 2019
Announcing Tough Soles Maps! toughsoles.ie/blog/2019/toug… #toughsoles

Tough Soles 👣 Announcing Tough Soles Maps!

Tough Soles Maps Tough Soles Maps are a collection of walking maps for every National Waymarked Trail in Ireland, made available under the CC-BY license, allowing anybody to distribute, remix, tweak,...

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Data M@nagement Hub@DaMaHub30 May 2019
Here is why a global censorship-resilient openly licensed distributed infrastructure needed for long-term preservation of scientific research outcomes (data, code, papers) in interoperable, verifiable and discoverable formats. #DaMaHub
Frank Norman 🏳️‍🌈 @franknorman.bsky.social@franknorman30 May 2019
Geopolitics / cybersecurity enters the world of scholarly publishing and peer reviewer choices. "IEEE bans Huawei scientists from reviewing papers". The publisher says it feared “severe legal implications" from continuing to use Huawei scientists. sciencemag.org/news/2019/05/…
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Carl Miller@carljackmiller30 May 2019
Seeing such hype, fear, and excitement about the rollout of 5G, I thought I'd share this brilliant piece by @TheRegister debunking its major myths. Well, well worth a read. theregister.co.uk/2019/04/25…

Gather round, friends. Listen close. It's time to list the five biggest lies about 5G

Let's cut the crap, El Reg style

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Note for @IRLDeptPER
Open Knowledge Foundation (@okfn@fosstodon.org)@OKFN20 May 2019
Celebrating 15 years of @okfn: Our world-leading open source #CKAN software has been used to publish more than 2 million open datasets. There are hundreds of deployments around the world including those from governments in the USA, UK and Brazil: bit.ly/30vI8l7 #opendata
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#Ireland ‘unbelievably incompetent’ at managing health spending irishtimes.com/news/health/i…

Ireland ‘unbelievably incompetent’ at managing health spending

Academic says State has thrown money at issue like ‘drunken sailors’ in recent years

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'a “serious deficiency” in providing even the most basic information on the health service. It was “beyond disgraceful” for instance that Ireland was unable to provide a breakdown of healthcare costs by age, as most other European countries do.' << legacy of @R1chardatron & Co.
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