Nepotism is alive and well in the technology companies of Ireland. Of course, there's no particular reason why this should be a bad thing, and certainly we're used to politicians keeping things all in the family. But we hadn't realised that sharing genes enhanced one's ability to programme or design a Web page. Apparently so: the Margin can reveal that, on a staff of 80, Dublin Web consultancy company Oniva features no less than five sets of siblings, with one cousin thrown in for good measure.