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After a failed crowdfunding bid, the maker of this anti-stress device has called in the examiner
'In the 80s, everyone wanted to be in a band. Now they all want to be in a startup'
Ian Lucey
After a failed crowdfunding bid, the maker of this anti-stress device has called in the examiner
A brewer with ties to Smithwick's is 'fighting in the trenches' for a share of the beer market
After a failed crowdfunding bid, the maker of this anti-stress device has called in the examiner
A brewer with ties to Smithwick's is 'fighting in the trenches' for a share of the beer market
A Galway company has secured millions to market a bacteria-resistant device for sick cows
Despite a failed Kickstarter, this Dublin-based man hasn't given up his 'wizarding' pub plan
A Galway company has secured millions to market a bacteria-resistant device for sick cows
After drawing the ire of General Electric, this Athlone startup has retreated from the US
Despite a failed Kickstarter, this Dublin-based man hasn't given up his 'wizarding' pub plan
After drawing the ire of General Electric, this Athlone startup has retreated from the US
An Irish startup that helps turn everyday objects into 'smart' devices has raised a big chunk of cash
'This is not acceptable': Nearly 2,000 new staff needed in mental health services
How a Dublin council engineer wound up hanging out with the Silicon Valley 'mafia'
After drawing the ire of General Electric, this Athlone startup has retreated from the US
'Investing may not be an angel's day job, but the notion that VCs are better is bulls**t'
How a Dublin council engineer wound up hanging out with the Silicon Valley 'mafia'
How a Dublin council engineer wound up hanging out with the Silicon Valley 'mafia'
'After 10 years I wasn't enjoying the job at all. I was CEO, but I'm a nuts-and-bolts guy'
Jonathan Maliepaard
'Investing may not be an angel's day job, but the notion that VCs are better is bulls**t'
'We don't have an office – but that hasn't stopped us from making progress'
'After 10 years I wasn't enjoying the job at all. I was CEO, but I'm a nuts-and-bolts guy'
Jonathan Maliepaard
Inside the row tearing apart the firm that's spent 20 years hunting for Irish gold
A major drinks group has bought an €18m piece of the new Dublin Liberties Distillery
'We don't have an office – but that hasn't stopped us from making progress'
Inside the row tearing apart the firm that's spent 20 years hunting for Irish gold
'After 10 years I wasn't enjoying the job at all. I was CEO, but I'm a nuts-and-bolts guy'
Jonathan Maliepaard
Meet the Dublin woman sitting on a €180m war chest for startup companies
Drinks behemoth Bacardi paid €5m to snap up part of Teeling Whiskey
A Galway coffee chain is one of the first SMEs to crowdfund using Irish lender Flender
Meet the Dublin woman sitting on a €180m war chest for startups
A Galway coffee chain is one of the first SMEs to crowdfund using Irish lender Flender
Meet the Dublin woman sitting on a €180m war chest for startups
COMPETITION: Got a smart business idea? Win €5,000 in cash to make it reality
The 'stupid parlour tricks' from a Silicon Valley superstar that will fix your business pitch
Adeo Ressi
A Saudi oil giant's investment arm has taken a stake in Athlone startup OxyMem
KBC is making a play for the 'micro' business lending market
A Saudi oil giant's investment arm has taken a stake in Athlone startup OxyMem
Valitacell has secured €2m in funding to make cheaper high-tech drugs