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Venture capital funding falls by 50% in Q3
Venture capital funding for Irish tech firms fell by 47% to €170m in the third quarter of 2018.
Aer Lingus Launches New Start-Up Awards
Aer Lingus has partnered with the Fingal Dublin Chamber and the Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Fingal to launch the Aer Lingus TakeOff Foundation Start-Up Awards, which will celebrate and support up-and-coming businesses based in the Fingal area.
Enterprise Ireland launches €200K Feasibility Fund for Cork
Enterprise Ireland has launched its €200,000 Competitive Feasibility Fund for entrepreneurs and early stage start-up companies in the Cork region.
Business Angel Group To Raise €6M in 48 hours
Halo Business Angel Network (HBAN) has announced that it will seek to raise new funds of €6 million in the space of just 48 hours, at its Business Angel Roadshow, starting Wednesday November 9th in Dublin.
Allmin Resources Wins Business of the Year Award
Alpa Agrawal, Founder of Allmin Resources Ireland Ltd
Alpa Agrawal, founder of Allmin Resources Ireland Ltd., has been recognised at the IGNITE Graduate Business Innovation Programme Awards and Showcase, as her company was named Bank of Ireland/IGNITE Business of the Year 2016.
Food Academy retail sales set to top €25M in 2016
Pictured Adrian and Padraig Hyde of Munster Brewery, David and Stephen Flynn of The Happy Pear and Tracy and Carol Desmond of Trace of Cakes with Martin Shanahan, MD of SuperValu (centre).
It was announced at the Cork and Kerry Food Forum that retail sales from companies supported by the Food Academy programme are expected to top €25 million in 2016.
Seven companies make Dublin’s Digital Hub their new home in 2016
New office space at the renovated Grainstore Building in The Digital Hub
The Digital Hub in Dublin has revealed that it has added seven ambitious and growing digital businesses to its technology cluster of 94 companies since the start of 2016.
DMX Dublin to showcase innovative start-ups
Colin Lewis, Content Programmer for DMX Dublin and Tom Trainor, Chief Executive, Marketing Institute of Ireland
The Marketing Institute of Ireland has announced an additional programme running as part of this year’s DMX Dublin digital marketing conference aimed at showcasing innovative start-ups in front of senior decision-makers in Irish marketing, media and advertising.
Initiative aims to help 50 Irish start-ups grow
Pictured at the launch of GEN Ireland’s Calendar of Activities are (l-r): Des Fahey, Chief Executive, Dublin Business Innovation Centre; Maree Helena, Co-founder, GEN Ireland; and Frank Roche, Chairman, Dublin Business Innovation Centre.
Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN) Ireland has announced plans to bring 50 high-growth entrepreneurial leaders from the US to Dublin for the Pipeline Global Innovators Summit, which runs from
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