By @SimonCocking. It’s almost the weekend. Hail, wind and rain lashing down, but it will pass, time to turn up the heating, thrown on a few more logs, and hunker down for another digest of great, interesting, cool Irish and global stories. As always we’d be delighted to feature your business, drop us a line here Simon@irishtechnews.net
Women in Business: Yvonne O Connor and Why Regrets are a Waste of Time in Business.
Colm Brady the MD of GoCar Ireland appears on this episode of the Irish Tech News podcast
Ireland has an exciting fintech scene, Fintech20 Ireland celebrates this, Hazel Moore, First Capital
Succesful Re:publica event in Dublin, Dan Griffin describes his highlights
Enterprise Ireland’s FinTech Competitive Start Fund, Giles ONeill explains more
The 4G Mobile Revolution. Creation, innovation and transformation at EE, reviewed
Startup insights from a successful participant on the 2016 Startup Grind program
Coaching skills for leaders in the workplace, Jackie Arnold, reviewed
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Sir Demis Hassabis, chairman and co-founder of Google DeepMind and the chief scientist of Alphabet,…
There were over 1.2 billion domestic payments made on Irish cards, valued at almost €50…
PC Peripherals receives €2.5m investment as Business Rebrands to Eduvolve Education technology group announces major…
Longford County Council’s Starter Home Purchase Scheme offers 25 high-quality A-rated family homes at Cúirt…
Guest post by Darya Yegorina, founder of Arventa Ask a sole trader in Ireland when…
KPMG has announced that Disseqt, headquartered at NovaUCD in Dublin, has been named the winner…
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