Halo Business Angel Network (HBAN) has announced an estimated 700 jobs will be created by 2017 in HBAN-supported companies, following a number…
By @SimonCocking Scriba @GetScriba, a groundbreaking new stylus for Apple mobile devices that has been designed and developed in Ireland, is…
By @SimonCocking https://twitter.com/rekmob/status/562663082473033729 Organised by Enterprise Ireland, Aviva Stadium will be hosting another digital conference; Sports Technology Conference on Thursday. Rekmob @rekmob Mobile…
By @SimonCocking Interested in working with this iconic view behind you? DoSpace.ie offers you that opportunity. We met @DoSpaceIRL. We had…
By @SimonCocking Interesting interview with Murray Heasman @MurrayHeasman, a modern day inventor and games designer, creator of Tara , @tailtengames Ireland's Royal board…
By @SimonCocking The Government will today (Friday) launch a new €10million initiative to support more start-up businesses in every county of…
By @SimonCocking https://twitter.com/JobsEnterInnov/status/596310055064051713 Ireland moves up one place to 8th position in the 2015 Innovation Union Scoreboard of 28 Member States…
By @SimonCocking We meet Howard @dstcld at the AR marketing event, his headset based game Dustcloud looked pretty cool, and when he mentioned that…
By @SimonCocking Hosted by Alex Gibson @thepersuaders this was the second year the event has taken place. It was a really interesting step…
By @SimonCocking Announcement welcomed by Richard Bruton TD, Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation at an official event in the company’s Headquarters in…
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