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# startups-and-tech - Thursday 20 February, 2020
Work-it: 'It was between us and Facebook and they chose us'
How to stand out from the crowd and get your company noticed.
# startups-and-tech - Tuesday 18 February, 2020
'We want to make sure that we're not on a dead-end technology': Inside NearForm's new R&D hub
The Waterford outfit launched the division to keep its eye focused on the next big thing.
# startups-and-tech - Thursday 13 February, 2020
Fenergo is bulking up with product development and acquisitions after securing more capital
The fast-growing fintech company has raised another tranche of cash, this time from Dutch bank ABN AMRO.
A moment in the sun: Meet the Irish spacetech entrepreneurs boldly growing
As investment in spacetech increases, the Irish tech sector has something to phone home about.
# startups-and-tech - Wednesday 12 February, 2020
Fenergo is bulking up with product development and acquisitions after securing more capital
The fast-growing fintech company has raised another tranche of cash, this time from Dutch bank ABN AMRO.
# startups-and-tech - Monday 10 February, 2020
Wexford's Paytient Payments is making fintech painless for dental clinics
In our weekly Startup Scout series, Fora picks out the most promising companies emerging from Ireland.
# startups-and-tech - Saturday 8 February, 2020
A moment in the sun: Meet the Irish spacetech entrepreneurs boldly growing
As investment in spacetech increases, the Irish tech sector has something to phone home about.
# startups-and-tech - Friday 7 February, 2020
'A very hot market': Why Knotel is keen on Dublin
The WeWork competitor is expanding with big plans for the capital.
Digitising wealth management: Nucoro eyes Ireland as it takes investment into the digital age
The London-based fintech business on its plans to close a first Irish deal by mid-year.
Ethyca's Cillian Kieran is taking on the 'sorely misunderstood' worlds of privacy and security
The Irishman’s New York company is building tools to help businesses grapple with floods of data.
Creating more Fexcos: Why the Kerry fintech business has opened a €21m R&D facility
The company is investing to foster further innovation in Killorglin.
Companies have accepted the internet wasn’t built for kids, change is coming
The tech industry has stopped toying with the idea that kidtech is just child’s play.
On the side of the angels: How John Phelan is helping to get more cash flowing into startups
Meet the man running HBAN, the ‘dating agency’ linking startups and angel investors.
On the side of the angels: How John Phelan is helping to get more cash flowing into startups
Meet the man running HBAN, the ‘dating agency’ linking startups and angel investors.
# startups-and-tech - Thursday 6 February, 2020
Creating more Fexcos: Why the Kerry fintech business has opened a €21m R&D facility
The company is investing to foster further innovation in Killorglin.
# startups-and-tech - Tuesday 4 February, 2020
'A very hot market': Why Knotel is keen on Dublin
The WeWork competitor is expanding with big plans for the capital.
# startups-and-tech - Monday 3 February, 2020
Digitising wealth management: Nucoro eyes Ireland as it takes investment into the digital age
The London-based fintech business on its plans to close a first Irish deal by mid-year.
TeachKloud wants to do away with paperwork in creches and pre-schools
In our weekly Startup Scout series, Fora picks out the most promising companies emerging from Ireland.
# startups-and-tech - Sunday 2 February, 2020
Ethyca's Cillian Kieran is taking on the 'sorely misunderstood' worlds of privacy and security
The Irishman’s New York company is building tools to help businesses grapple with floods of data.
# startups-and-tech - Saturday 1 February, 2020
Companies have accepted the internet wasn’t built for kids, change is coming
The tech industry has stopped toying with the idea that kidtech is just child’s play.
# startups-and-tech - Thursday 30 January, 2020
Courting European business: Why Greenhouse chose Dublin for its first international base
Talent is a big driver as the US recruitment tech company joins the capital’s multinational ranks.
# startups-and-tech - Wednesday 29 January, 2020
Courting European business: Why Greenhouse chose Dublin for its first international base
Talent is a big driver as the US recruitment tech company joins the capital’s multinational ranks.
Things move fast in the Irish taxi industry, adaptation is key to what's NXT
Vincent Kearns explains the driving forces behind the deal to merge Xpert Taxis and National Radio Cabs.
Poll: Do you think the next Government needs to do more to help Irish startups?
As our European peers up their game, a group of entrepreneurs is worried we have fallen behind.
# startups-and-tech - Monday 27 January, 2020
Things move fast in the Irish taxi industry, adaptation is key to what's NXT
Vincent Kearns explains the driving forces behind the deal to merge Xpert Taxis and National Radio Cabs.
# startups-and-tech - Thursday 23 January, 2020
Solving the 'spaghetti junction' of payments: Why CleverCards has inked a deal with Mastercard
Kealan Lennon’s Dublin fintech company is eyeing up an international expansion.
Bulking up in Britain: Fulfil is looking to take a bigger bite out of a growing market
Brian O’Sullivan is plotting the protein bar company’s expansion after investment from US giant Hershey.
# startups-and-tech - Tuesday 21 January, 2020
Bulking up in Britain: Fulfil is looking to take a bigger bite out of a growing market
Brian O’Sullivan is plotting the protein bar company’s expansion after investment from US giant Hershey.
# startups-and-tech - Monday 20 January, 2020
Solving the 'spaghetti junction' of payments: Why CleverCards has inked a deal with Mastercard
Kealan Lennon’s Dublin fintech company is eyeing up an international expansion.
# startups-and-tech - Wednesday 15 January, 2020
Tech has been the driving force behind the taxi industry’s evolution and it's not slowing down
Drivers and traditional companies have been thinking on their feet to keep up with new apps.
Why medtech startup PMD raised €1.4m to work on a 'huge opportunity' in the Middle East
The Cork outfit develops wearables to monitoring patients’ breathing and is also looking towards Canada.
Three years after opening its Irish R&D lab, Kaspersky closed its office in Dublin
The cybersecurity giant had a three-year plan to hire 50 people but opted to close the office last summer.
As Google buys Pointy, co-founder Mark Cummins enters his second act with the tech giant
The Dublin startup isn’t the first business founded by Cummins to be snapped up by the company.
# startups-and-tech - Tuesday 14 January, 2020
As Google buys Pointy, co-founder Mark Cummins enters his second act with the tech giant
The Dublin startup isn’t the first business founded by Cummins to be snapped up by the company.
Three years after opening its Irish R&D lab, Kaspersky closed its office in Dublin
The cybersecurity giant had a three-year plan to hire 50 people but opted to close the office last summer.
# startups-and-tech - Monday 13 January, 2020
Why medtech startup PMD raised €1.4m to work on a 'huge opportunity' in the Middle East
The Cork outfit develops wearables to monitoring patients’ breathing and is also looking towards Canada.
# startups-and-tech - Sunday 12 January, 2020
Tech has been the driving force behind the taxi industry’s evolution and it's not slowing down
Drivers and traditional companies have been thinking on their feet to keep up with new apps.
# startups-and-tech - Friday 10 January, 2020
Uber rival Bolt set to join the race to get to the top of Dublin's taxi app market
The $1bn company has emerged as a key player in Europe’s competitive transport app game.
# startups-and-tech - Thursday 9 January, 2020
Uber rival Bolt set to join the race to get to the top of Dublin's taxi app market
The $1bn company has emerged as a key player in Europe’s competitive transport app game.
# startups-and-tech - Friday 3 January, 2020
'This is the most fun business on the planet, the most difficult but the most fun'
How Bobby Healy plans to put food delivery drones in Irish skies in 2020 with Manna.
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Poll: Are you concerned about using public transport?
COMMUTERS WHO HOLD an annual TaxSaver travel ticket will have it extended for six months due to the travel restrictions imposed in recent months as a result of Covid-19.
Many people rely on public transport for work and other reasons, and service providers are implementing precautionary measures such social distancing in a bid to keep passengers safe.
It is also mandatory to wear face coverings on public transport, but not everyone is and some people are still uncomfortable using buses, trains or trams amid the pandemic.
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Open Letter from Ireland's psychologists: 'Direct Provision is causing untold psychological harm'
By Psychologists for Social Change Ireland
“As a country we must do better,” according to about 150 signatories.
What we can learn from the world's 'Blue Zones' - where people regularly live into their 90s and 100s
By Professor Ciaran O’Boyle
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