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Full coverage: Stripe

John Collison’s close shave with the local authority over Abbeyleix airstrip

In late 2022, Laois County Council opened an enforcement case over a grass runway used by the aviation enthusiast at his estate and an unauthorised parking area beside it. The file was recently closed off.

Niall Sargent
18th Oct, 2024 - 5 min read

Paranoia, complacency and Stripe: Inside the mind of John Collison

John Collison says that Ireland’s economic success was founded on radical ideas. However, in a wide-ranging and forthright interview, the co-founder of Stripe wonders if complacency has seeped into the system.

Ian Kehoe
27th Sep, 2024 - 17 min read

After selling their last start-up to Stripe, Apata’s founders have raised cash for their next move

The founders of Touchtech Payments, which Stripe bought in 2019, have tapped several VC firms for their next fintech play, Apata.

Jonathan Keane
25th Sep, 2024 - 3 min read

Revenues soar at Stripe’s Irish entity as one-off costs of employee share sales swell losses

The payments giant, founded by John and Patrick Collison in 2010, recorded a hike in costs last year but much of this was tied to one of its first employee share sales.

Michael Cogley
13th Sep, 2024 - 3 min read

“My proudest achievement in life? It’s that Tommy got the right surgery at the right time”

After her son was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, Lily Collison witnessed how far Ireland was behind in its treatment. So, when Rachel Byrne asked her to get involved in the Cerebral Palsy Foundation, she immediately asked: "Can we go to Ireland?’” 

Tom Lyons
6th Jul, 2024 - 11 min read

Stripe picks long-term Dublin lead to head up its UK business

The payments giant has appointed Stephen O'Callghan as the new chief executive of its UK business. The UK is Stripe's second-largest market.

Michael Cogley
29th May, 2024 - 2 min read

Higher costs show Stripe’s Irish presence keeps growing

Stripe’s rising expenditure in accounts filed in Ireland tells us more about the consolidation of Dublin as its tax centre than about its profitability.

Thomas Hubert
29th Sep, 2023 - 3 min read

More revenue, more staff and another half-billion-dollar investment in its Dublin IP centre: The real story of Stripe’s Irish accounts

After a near-doubling in volume, the business recorded by Stripe in Ireland was near operating break-even point in 2021. This does not tell the full story of the online payments giant’s profitability outside the US, however.

Thomas Hubert
28th Sep, 2022 - 2 min read

Forbes Magazine and Limerick County Council: the couple that just can’t seem to find the time

When a Forbes profile of Stripe's founders caused deep offence for labelling Limerick "stab city", the magazine announced it would host an event in recompense. Eighteen months later, that promise remains unfulfilled.

Rosanna Cooney
5th Sep, 2022 - 3 min read

Stripe, Nasdaq and the UK court case

Nasdaq, the American stock exchange based in New York, has initiated legal proceedings against Stripe, their payments provider in a specialist business court in the UK.

Rosanna Cooney
1st Jul, 2022 - 2 min read
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