Martin Saunders, Author at MyHost.ie domains, hosting & Email Ireland

About Martin Saunders

Martin is the man behind MyHost.ie, a pioneering web hosting company based in Co. Clare, Ireland, serving global clients with excellence and Irish hospitality since 2001. With a rich background in IT and a passion for sustainable technology, Martin has led MyHost.ie to become a beacon of innovation and reliability in the web hosting industry.

Big Changes to SSL Certificate Lifetimes

Martin Saunders2026-03-18T21:18:46+00:00Wednesday, February 18, 2026|Security|

Significant changes are coming to SSL certificate lifetimes, and it’s important to understand how these updates may affect your website and security setup. The

Beware Of Scam Domain Renewal Emails

Martin Saunders2026-02-06T18:52:34+00:00Friday, February 6, 2026|Domains, Security|

We were contacted by a customer recently who queried why he was receiving a domain renewal email for his .ie domain from a company

Build it in minutes: AI-powered website creation for everyone

Martin Saunders2025-09-05T16:03:04+01:00Friday, September 5, 2025|Business, General, Hosting, Marketing|

From idea to online: How AI makes your website only a click away Launching your new website shouldn't be a hassle, it should be

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The lifecycle of common domain name extensions

Martin Saunders2024-03-15T13:38:23+00:00Friday, July 15, 2022|Client area, Domains, Support|

.com, .net, .org etc domains The following image depicts the lifetime of a .com .net or .org domain Once a domain enters the ‘Redemption Period’

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Choosing the best hosting company for my website

Martin Saunders2024-03-15T13:38:23+00:00Friday, May 1, 2020|General, Hosting, Security, Support|

In this article we will cover some of the important aspects of choosing a hosting partner for your website hosting, email hosting or domain

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5 Reasons you need an SSL certificate

Martin Saunders2024-03-15T13:38:23+00:00Thursday, March 26, 2020|Security, Support|

What is an SSL certificate? SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer and is the standard technology for establishing an encrypted link between your browser

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