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Full coverage: fundraising

Shane Curran’s Evervault just raised $25m. Here’s how the deal came together

Founded in 2019, Evervault wants to encrypt all online sensitive data. It has just closed a series B round led by Ribbit Capital founded by Venezuelan-born billionaire tech investor Micky Malka.

Tom Lyons
5th Mar, 2026 - 4 min read

Corporate rocket fuel: How to choose the right funding option for scaling a start-up

Ireland’s start-up and scaling ecosystem has never been more vibrant but for founders, choosing the correct funding at the optimum time can often prove difficult. There are many options out there.

Stuart Fitzgerald
15th Apr, 2025 - 5 min read

PE is driving dealmaking in Ireland. And the data suggests this trend will accelerate

The Renatus Capital Partners M&A data for the first nine months of the year highlights an increase in Irish deals involving private equity firms. And with a huge amount of “dry powder” waiting to be deployed, the trend will continue.

Ian Kehoe
11th Oct, 2024 - 4 min read

Is the State serious about addressing “market failure” in start-up funding? Rewinding the week that was

With eight months to go to Budget 2025, ministers were already flying kites before an audience of founders on Thursday.

Thomas Hubert
25th Feb, 2024 - 5 min read

Irish entrepreneurs back Devenish at £100m valuation

The long quest for equity investment is finally bearing fruit at the indebted livestock nutrition group. It took the sale of its research farm and improved terms for new shareholders, though.

Thomas Hubert
21st Feb, 2024 - 4 min read

As the banking sector struggles, more high-potential start-ups with bright futures could be collateral damage in this mess

While SVB had a very limited presence here, the worry is not only the contagion across the banking sector but the trickle-down effect the withdrawal of tech’s biggest bank will have on wider investors, who were already jittery.

Ian
14th Apr, 2023 - 5 min read

Did you make mistakes? “100%, totally”: Altada’s Niamh Parker and Allan Beechinor want to set the record straight

Altada’s Allan Beechinor and Niamh Parker address the controversies and the future of the hotly tipped artificial intelligence start-up. But what is really going on?

Tom Lyons
18th Aug, 2022 - 20 min read

The tech giants are bleeding. The knock-on effect on start-ups could be worse

Irish founders are facing a more benign funding market so far than their continental and North American counterparts. However, with international VC funds and tech darlings under strain, it remains unclear how long this will last.

Constantin Gurdgiev
21st Jun, 2022 - 9 min read

As donations falter amid Covid-19 lockdown, charities are facing a sharp cash crisis

What happens to charities when all fundraising events are cancelled? This is the question all charities are now trying to answer as the Covid-19 lockdown has called a halt to most gatherings.

Cait Caden
29th May, 2020 - 11 min read
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