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Sligo-based Declan Sweeney talks about coming back to Ireland to set up a business.
Niall Fortune of Eddie Rocket’s talks about working in a laundry and why he’d hire Mattress Mick.
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This tech guru delivers a masterclass in avoiding ‘technical difficulties’ at conferences.
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