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Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly guide to all the hottest news and trends from the technology business.

I'm Rory Kathleen Jones, and this week we have a special program from the River Court Hotel in Kilkenny in Ireland,

where Kilkenomics, the annual Festival of Economics and Comedy, yeah, you heard it right, is underway.

We're taking a look at the Irish tech landscape with an interview with Europe's most

powerful data regulator, the Irish Data Protection Commissioner Helen Dixon.

We head to a pub to find out about the Dublin tech startup scene.

And we talk about one of the hot topics at Kilconomics, cryptocurrencies.

We've a very special guest on that topic,

joining us from London. And also in London at TechTentHQ is BBC Technology Reporter Jane Wakefield

keeping the show on the road. Hi Jane, how's your week been? Well, you're not the only one out

and about. I've been at Web Summit this week, so just back from Lisbon. Good for you.

And my special guest here in Kilkenny is Peter Antonioni from the Management School at University College London,

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