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# startups-and-tech - Yesterday’s News
With its new studio, Republic of Work wants to pull down the technical barriers for podcasters
The co-working space will be running events and workshops to get more people into making shows.
'I wish I could operate in work with less sleep - the day isn't long enough'
Liam Murphy of professional services firm Wachsman talks about lack of sleep and learning from his employees.
For crypto startups seeking 'legitimacy', new anti-money laundering laws are a double-edged sword
The EU-level rules put more of an onus on companies to monitor customer activity.
'Totally unmanageable': It's taking months for some businesses to secure foreign worker permits
The department plans to ‘eliminate the impact of seasonal challenges’ by allocating more resources.
# startups-and-tech - Thursday 21 February, 2019
WeBringg has changed its name and quietly downplayed its Amazon-style delivery model
The startup has re-branded as ‘WeDispatch’ to quell any confusion around its business.
Edtech startup Rahoo's mission in life is to bring teacher training into the digital age
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Clare company.
The 'cyclical nature' of venture capital saw deals in Ireland drop by a quarter in 2018
Over €730m worth of deals were made last year, down from nearly €1 billion.
# startups-and-tech - Wednesday 20 February, 2019
'I wish I could operate in work with less sleep - the day isn't long enough'
Liam Murphy of professional services firm Wachsman talks about lack of sleep and learning from his employees.
# startups-and-tech - Tuesday 19 February, 2019
Incoming rules will urge Ireland to screen foreign investment for possible security risks
The EU regulation is being passed among a climate of concern around Chinese influence.
# startups-and-tech - Monday 18 February, 2019
Poll: Should the rural broadband plan be scrapped in favour of privately operated wireless?
Some have suggested the State would be better off ditching the billion-euro project.
Dublin's docklands could be turned into a playground for testing 5G technology
The city council hopes a ‘small cells’ network will be available for use by native and international firms.
# startups-and-tech - Sunday 17 February, 2019
For crypto startups seeking 'legitimacy', new anti-money laundering laws are a double-edged sword
The EU-level rules put more of an onus on companies to monitor customer activity.
# startups-and-tech - Saturday 16 February, 2019
'Totally unmanageable': It's taking months for some businesses to secure foreign worker permits
The department plans to ‘eliminate the impact of seasonal challenges’ by allocating more resources.
COMPETITION: We're giving away FREE tickets to Dublin Tech Summit
The event has quickly evolved into one of Europe’s fastest growing technology conferences.
# startups-and-tech - Thursday 14 February, 2019
Grocery delivery startup Buymie has secured fresh funding from retail and rugby stars
The Dublin startup recently signed a deal with Lidl to provide its customers with a one-hour delivery service.
Why native firms are drowning in the incoming tsunami of tech giant jobs
Companies are feeling the ‘pinch’ as salary expectations rise alongside living costs.
Moovingo wants to shake up the commission-hungry world of selling property
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the ‘prop-tech’ company.
Limerick's Teckro has secured $25m to bring clinical drug trials onto its digital platform
The funds will be used to bolster the company’s international plans.
# startups-and-tech - Wednesday 13 February, 2019
As Activision Blizzard prepares to cut hundreds of jobs, the fate of its Irish staff is unknown
Despite record sales of $7.5 billion, the gaming group doesn’t feel it has reached its ‘full potential’.
As Dublin's co-working scene heats up, Guinness Enterprise Centre is doubling in size
The facility currently holds 500 people working for 85 startups and small businesses.
# startups-and-tech - Tuesday 12 February, 2019
Dogs are living longer so TriviumVet is making drugs to assist 'middle aged' mutts
The Waterford company raised €3.2 million last year to finance its clinical trials.
# startups-and-tech - Monday 11 February, 2019
Eir has no plans to ditch Huawei as it plots its next big network rollouts
The telecom was laying out its €500 million investment plan for the next five years.
# startups-and-tech - Sunday 10 February, 2019
How to rebuild trust with customers when they've been victims of a security breach
Along with death and taxes, data breaches are the only certainty in life.
After navigating some hiring issues, influencer ads agency Centus is plotting to open a US base
The startup had to hold off opening a presence stateside to bolster staff numbers in its Galway office.
# startups-and-tech - Saturday 9 February, 2019
Why native firms are drowning in the incoming tsunami of tech giant jobs
Companies are feeling the ‘pinch’ as salary expectations rise alongside living costs.
# startups-and-tech - Thursday 7 February, 2019
Video creation platform VidMob fled London for Dublin - and not just because of Brexit
The company found Ireland was a better route for accessing partners and new business.
'When my colleagues at a previous company were laid off, I felt as if I'd failed the team'
HubSpot’s Barbara McCarthy also talks about learning not to take things personally
Billion-dollar cybersecurity firm Darktrace has opened a base in Dublin
The UK company has been expanding its hefty global footprint in several offices.
Home Care Direct's online platform is cutting out the middlemen between patient and carer
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Dublin company.
# startups-and-tech - Wednesday 6 February, 2019
'When my colleagues at a previous company were laid off, I felt as if I'd failed the team'
HubSpot’s Barbara McCarthy also talks about learning not to take things personally
EirGrid wants a cybersecurity team to poke holes in its systems to prevent hackers getting in
The winning firm will test the electricity operator’s servers and infrastructure for vulnerabilities.
# startups-and-tech - Tuesday 5 February, 2019
Dog-sitting app HouseMyDog is merging with a Spanish rival to take on the European market
The services are big business in the US but are still quite nascent on this side of the Atlantic.
# startups-and-tech - Monday 4 February, 2019
'We can't move fast and break things': Why FoodMarble is pacing itself despite €1m in sales
The Dublin startup is looking into new products and a possible funding round this year.
# startups-and-tech - Friday 1 February, 2019
Billion-dollar cybersecurity firm Darktrace has opened a base in Dublin
The UK company has been expanding its hefty global footprint in several offices.
# startups-and-tech - Thursday 31 January, 2019
VideoDoc is backing a new Irish video-vet service for pets
VideoVet is due to launch here in March ahead of a potential rollout in the UK.
Why Parkpnp's founder is changing his plans for the US – and opening a wine and 'cronut' bar
Garret Flower pioneered the croissant-doughnut pastry in Dublin before launching the parking app.
In the face of Brexit, Donegal fintech startup Cerebreon remains bullish on the UK
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Ardara-based company.
# startups-and-tech - Tuesday 29 January, 2019
For Colm Lyon's Fire, the UK remains a key market - but young fintech firms might not be so lucky
The firm has invested heavily in shoring up resources for a post-Brexit landscape.
# startups-and-tech - Monday 28 January, 2019
AIB's mooted bid for Payzone could give the bank fintech cred - without the risks
The bank is reportedly in acquisition talks with the payments firm.
Poll: Should major tech companies build homes when they expand in Ireland?
Some say an influx of highly paid workers will drive up the cost of renting in Dublin.
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