Phelan decries ‘scattergun approach’ to seeding foreign start-ups
Entrepreneur says Enterprise Ireland policy of relocating firms from eastern Europe needs to be reassessed
CitySwifter targeting bus companies with high frequency urban routes
Irish company saw its future in selling its technology and not in operating bus routes
Áine NutriScience aims to help farmers with animal nutrition
Start-up’s app will calculate nutritionally balanced feeding programmes for herds
Why you’re never too old to become your own boss
‘Age didn’t come into it’ – but you need a sound idea and staying power to make it happen
Start-ups to battle it out to find Ireland’s best business idea
Four early-stage companies selected for final of the One2Watch competition
Business networking for women only: Is there still a need?
‘It’s not that it’s any less competitive – women are as driven to succeed as men’
30 Irish women you need to know
To mark International Women’s Day on Wednesday, here are 30 women who are shaping Irish life
New Innovators: Cookit Kids
Online cookery classes aim to help families bond and teach youngsters a vital life skill
The Mill putting Drogheda on map as centre for innovation
Just two years after its launch, the enterprise hub is expanding to meet demand
Irish start-ups win awards at European pitching contest
SwiftComply and GirlCrew finish in top three at the Startup Games in Germany
GirlCrew and SwiftComply make Silicon Valley and EU Roadshow
GirlCrew has recently been named as one of Google’s latest Adopt A Start-up participants
Cuala festival hoists an Irish cultural flag in New York
Susan McKeown has been exporting Irish culture her whole career. So can her festival of Irish arts become part of the fabric of New York City and beyond?
My start-up story: Aoife Kelly, founder of ÍON herbal tonics
Entrepreneur on a mission to help firms achieve a healthier and more energised workforce
Conference for female entrepreneurs on funding
Men said to be 70% more likely to gain access to investments than women
When it comes to failure, investors must take their share of the blame
Just as entrepreneurs are encouraged to learn from setbacks, the firms backing them can gain knowledge from their own actions
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