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building and property
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Policy
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Tourism
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data and security
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Health
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agribusiness
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Policy
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15 Aug 2016
463
agribusiness
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864
Tourism
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agribusiness
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insights
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11 Aug 2016
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Funding
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10 Aug 2016
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food and drink
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Manufacturing
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Funding
Ireland's largest crowd lender thinks we need to follow the UK's crowdfunding playbook
6 Aug 2016
972
food and drink
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insights
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Funding
Ireland's researchers are punching above their weight despite 'below-average investment'
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Policy
Irish exporters are in the midst of a 'full-blown currency crisis'
2 Aug 2016
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Finance
Poll: Are you worried about the health of Irish banks?
1 Aug 2016
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Software
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1 Aug 2016
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Transport
China's ride-hailing war has come to an end as Uber waves a white flag
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food and drink
'It's very difficult for traditional business to find funding because everyone is looking for apps'
31 Jul 2016
817
Marketing
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30 Jul 2016
662
Finance
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28 Jul 2016
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Finance
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27 Jul 2016
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Policy
How rising insurance costs are squeezing small Irish businesses dry
24 Jul 2016
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apps and mobile
Digit Game Studios is ready to mix with the big boys - but don't expect Kate Upton fronting its app
23 Jul 2016
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insights
Your crash course in... The tech billionaire who took down Gawker and is now backing Trump
21 Jul 2016
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Funding
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19 Jul 2016
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Hardware
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17 Jul 2016
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Finance
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Startups
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Opinion
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11 Jul 2016
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Sport
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Retail
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media and arts
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