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# Funding

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Despite a failed Kickstarter, this Dublin-based man hasn't given up his 'wizarding' pub plan
4 Aug 2017
608
After drawing the ire of General Electric, this Athlone startup has retreated from the US
3 Aug 2017
1.0k
An Irish startup that helps turn everyday objects into 'smart' devices has raised a big chunk of cash
3 Aug 2017
605
'This is not acceptable': Nearly 2,000 new staff needed in mental health services
3 Aug 2017
14.7k
40
How a Dublin council engineer wound up hanging out with the Silicon Valley 'mafia'
30 Jul 2017
30.3k
11
After drawing the ire of General Electric, this Athlone startup has retreated from the US
29 Jul 2017
5.0k
'Investing may not be an angel's day job, but the notion that VCs are better is bulls**t'
27 Jul 2017
550
How a Dublin council engineer wound up hanging out with the Silicon Valley 'mafia'
27 Jul 2017
837
How a Dublin council engineer wound up hanging out with the Silicon Valley 'mafia'
23 Jul 2017
4.7k
'After 10 years I wasn't enjoying the job at all. I was CEO, but I'm a nuts-and-bolts guy'
Jonathan Maliepaard
23 Jul 2017
13.1k
9
'Investing may not be an angel's day job, but the notion that VCs are better is bulls**t'
22 Jul 2017
974
'We don't have an office – but that hasn't stopped us from making progress'
20 Jul 2017
626
'After 10 years I wasn't enjoying the job at all. I was CEO, but I'm a nuts-and-bolts guy'
Jonathan Maliepaard
20 Jul 2017
318
Inside the row tearing apart the firm that's spent 20 years hunting for Irish gold
20 Jul 2017
8.8k
6
A major drinks group has bought an €18m piece of the new Dublin Liberties Distillery
17 Jul 2017
569
'We don't have an office – but that hasn't stopped us from making progress'
15 Jul 2017
984
Inside the row tearing apart the firm that's spent 20 years hunting for Irish gold
15 Jul 2017
4.9k
'After 10 years I wasn't enjoying the job at all. I was CEO, but I'm a nuts-and-bolts guy'
Jonathan Maliepaard
14 Jul 2017
330
Meet the Dublin woman sitting on a €180m war chest for startup companies
9 Jul 2017
31.5k
15
Drinks behemoth Bacardi paid €5m to snap up part of Teeling Whiskey
7 Jul 2017
684
1
A Galway coffee chain is one of the first SMEs to crowdfund using Irish lender Flender
6 Jul 2017
560
Meet the Dublin woman sitting on a €180m war chest for startups
6 Jul 2017
936
A Galway coffee chain is one of the first SMEs to crowdfund using Irish lender Flender
6 Jul 2017
724
Meet the Dublin woman sitting on a €180m war chest for startups
1 Jul 2017
4.5k
COMPETITION: Got a smart business idea? Win €5,000 in cash to make it reality
27 Jun 2017
988
The 'stupid parlour tricks' from a Silicon Valley superstar that will fix your business pitch
Adeo Ressi
22 Jun 2017
128
A Saudi oil giant's investment arm has taken a stake in Athlone startup OxyMem
22 Jun 2017
292
KBC is making a play for the 'micro' business lending market
21 Jun 2017
481
A Saudi oil giant's investment arm has taken a stake in Athlone startup OxyMem
20 Jun 2017
726
Valitacell has secured €2m in funding to make cheaper high-tech drugs
15 Jun 2017
361
'Startups need to have an appetite for risk - failure is just another part of the process'
Bill McKiernan
12 Jun 2017
56
Dublin money-sharing startup Plynk has raised €25m to roll out across Europe
8 Jun 2017
367
After a year of 'awful pitches', a Pat Phelan-backed fund for Irish startups has shut
8 Jun 2017
669
'There was a period after we sold to Google when I thought I'd never do that again'
Mark Cummins
8 Jun 2017
854
Sport Ireland issue Irish boxing with funding cut threat
7 Jun 2017
2.5k
5
Dublin money-sharing startup Plynk has raised €25m to roll out across Europe
7 Jun 2017
1.9k
After a year of 'awful pitches', a Pat Phelan-backed fund for Irish startups has shut
5 Jun 2017
3.0k
'There was a period after we sold to Google when I thought I'd never do that again'
Mark Cummins
2 Jun 2017
914
Limerick medtech firm Altratech has raised millions to fund its quick-diagnosis device
1 Jun 2017
328
An Ireland-based man wants to crowdfund a Harry Potter pub complete with 'magic' wands
31 May 2017
1.2k
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