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Startups
'Startups need to have an appetite for risk - failure is just another part of the process'
Bill McKiernan
12 Jun 2017
69
cashed up
Dublin money-sharing startup Plynk has raised €25m to roll out across Europe
8 Jun 2017
374
Funding
After a year of 'awful pitches', a Pat Phelan-backed fund for Irish startups has shut
8 Jun 2017
674
pointy
'There was a period after we sold to Google when I thought I'd never do that again'
Mark Cummins
8 Jun 2017
905
gloves are off
Sport Ireland issue Irish boxing with funding cut threat
7 Jun 2017
2.5k
5
Financial Services
Dublin money-sharing startup Plynk has raised €25m to roll out across Europe
7 Jun 2017
1.9k
Startups
After a year of 'awful pitches', a Pat Phelan-backed fund for Irish startups has shut
5 Jun 2017
3.1k
insights
'There was a period after we sold to Google when I thought I'd never do that again'
Mark Cummins
2 Jun 2017
947
Health
Limerick medtech firm Altratech has raised millions to fund its quick-diagnosis device
1 Jun 2017
343
Startups
An Ireland-based man wants to crowdfund a Harry Potter pub complete with 'magic' wands
31 May 2017
1.3k
irish nhs
'A watershed moment': TDs have come up with a plan to radically change the healthcare system
30 May 2017
35.1k
47
Policy
A state scheme to help fight the 'blight' of late payments is struggling for sign-ups
29 May 2017
232
Startups
After a year under wraps, an Irish startup backed by heavy-hitters is ready to unseat LinkedIn
28 May 2017
20.6k
11
Startups
A decade after selling his first company, EntAnon's head just quit - to start another one
25 May 2017
357
cohort
After a year under wraps, an Irish startup backed by heavy-hitters is ready to unseat LinkedIn
25 May 2017
820
Funding
Ireland's largest crowd lender has been given the green light to trade in the UK
22 May 2017
432
Startups
After a year under wraps, an Irish startup backed by heavy-hitters is ready to unseat LinkedIn
21 May 2017
3.1k
Startups
A decade after selling his first company, EntAnon's head just quit - to start another one
20 May 2017
1.1k
Sugru
Investors have piled in to back this Irish woman's 'space-age Play-Doh'
18 May 2017
676
1
mainstay medical
'I've had two great successes, two modest successes and one catastrophe'
Peter Crosby
18 May 2017
109
conor divine
'I sold over £100m worth of property in 2006. Then MS wiped me out for four years'
Conor Devine
18 May 2017
351
Policy
A long-awaited tax break to kick-start investment in young firms has finally been introduced
17 May 2017
385
insights
'I sold over £100m worth of property in 2006. Then MS wiped me out for four years'
Conor Devine
16 May 2017
182
Funding
Investors have piled in to back this Irish woman's 'space-age Play-Doh'
15 May 2017
1.6k
Ransomware
Ibec calls for more funding to protect businesses following cyber attack
14 May 2017
6.4k
24
Funding
A Dublin startup is trying to stop millennial workers from quickly switching jobs
14 May 2017
33.3k
38
Startups
'Now's the best time to start a company because everyone else is scared s**tless'
13 May 2017
11.2k
6
insights
'I've had two great successes, two modest successes and one catastrophe'
Peter Crosby
12 May 2017
427
engagesmith
A Dublin startup is trying to stop millennial workers from quickly switching jobs
11 May 2017
866
1
Dylan Collins
'Now's the best time to start a company because everyone else is scared s**tless'
11 May 2017
421
Startups
'Now's the best time to start a company because everyone else is scared s**tless'
11 May 2017
705
Funding
Irish startup funding is expected to come back to Earth after a record-breaking 2016
10 May 2017
247
Mental Health
'I'm surprised that the leader of our country had the neck to walk in Darkness Into Light'
9 May 2017
38.8k
68
Funding
A Dublin startup is trying to stop millennial workers from quickly switching jobs
9 May 2017
1.7k
Funding
Why companies have turned away from Ireland's stock exchange
7 May 2017
14.4k
6
insights
Why a business with cash to spare shouldn't just park it in the bank
Cormac Kelleher
6 May 2017
73
Funding
HSE spent almost €6 million sending 30 children abroad for treatment that's available here
5 May 2017
10.9k
24
no ipos
Why companies have turned away from Ireland's stock exchange
4 May 2017
604
1
Sad
No money for the border wall after last-minute spending deal agreed in US
1 May 2017
20.1k
23
Funding
Why companies have turned away from Ireland's stock exchange
30 Apr 2017
1.3k
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