They have no technical or technological journalists. You would not allow someone who only knows how to apply a bandaid to do open heart surgery. While technology journalism is not open heart surgery, a knowledge of technology is a prerequisite for covering the subject. People who cannot demonstrate that they actually have such a knowledge should not be allowed to write about it in publications where it may be taken seriously. For if they are allowed to do so, it is the reader who suffers.
Journalism is meant to enlighten or expand the mind.
These people do neither and it is quickly becoming a case of the technologically clueless leading the technologically blind. Perhaps it may surprise everyone and be clueful. Most of the articles appear to be sourced elsewhere and little content is generated by online.ie. If they have chosen the wrong people, ie technology journalists, to run it then these people will bring in more cluelessness and turn it into a putrifying mess of cargo-cult reporting. It creates mixed emotions.