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Brexit: Dublin is set to gain big time as banks relocate from UK, will FinTech be a winner or loser?

Latest article from Henry Joseph-Grant, to see more click here It has been reported that many of the top investment…

9 years ago

Bank of Ireland unveils second cohort participating in its Startlab accelerator in Galway

Bank of Ireland is launching off its second cohort of its annual startup incubator programme, which supports innovative startups in…

9 years ago

Women’s Empowerment Summit, Sunday 26th March, Dublin

By @SimonCocking. Quick chat with Denise M. Whitmore about the latest event she is involved in organising.  When is it on? The Women's…

9 years ago

Dublin Startup Ideation Bootcamp in Google next Monday

By Donal Scannell Presenter/producer of @BornOptimistic CEO @snowfurnace , Director @Dublin_Fi Managing Editor @bicdublin , Dir Digital Transformation @AidlinkIreland If you…

9 years ago

Aspira launches lunchtime lecture series

Aspira, the Consulting and Enterprise IT Services company, today announced a new series of free lunchtime lectures, with venues to…

9 years ago

Irish siblings launching Startups as Students

By Kevin Kline Asked which brother was better looking, identical twins Evan and Aaron Collins laughingly replied “me.” The duo…

9 years ago

Circle to double Irish workforce

Circle – the app revolutionising social payments, are strengthening their presence in Ireland by planning to double staff numbers in…

9 years ago

Introduction to High Performance Computing for SMEs, April 4th, Dublin

By @SimonCocking. We spoke with Sufian Al Aswad to find out more about the Technical Workshop on 4th April. This is hands…

9 years ago

Gamer CON? Success or scam? Organisers need to do the right thing

By @SimonCocking. This St Patrick's weekend saw the first #GamerCon take place at the National Conference Centre. With queues snaking several…

9 years ago

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